Related topics

Newsreaders
Terry R. F1ComNOS...@pobox.com microsoft public windows vista general The date and time was 2/11/2008 4:39 PM, and on a whim, CB pounded out on the keyboard: Please, someone give me the name of a newsreader I can purchase, a newsreader that includes a tutorial concerning the use of the newsreader, the meanings of

Newsreaders
This is the only newsreader I know which doesn't care who posted it. You can use any newsreader to post a cancellation request as long as the newsreader allows you to add customized headers. There are web sites that describe how to cancel ANY message using any of the major newsreaders. I'm not going to post them

Newsreaders and quoting (was: How is it possible to be this ...
Quite easy - so that a newsreader can take action when it encounters a signature. It is good netiquette to quote only what you are refering to, snipping everything that's not relevant for your posting (please read http://www.albion.com/netiquette/corerules.html and especially the section on correct quoting).

ROT13 in mailers and newsreaders
That some thread-aware newsreaders regard an change of Subject: as an sign that this is an forked-off separate thread, and despite there being an References: header (which is simply regarded as indicator that the author pressed reply), regard the Subject: change as overriding threading. So you're saying it's set up

Newsreaders (Usenet Client) for Pocket PC
Donn Miller dmmil...@cvzoom.net comp os linux advocacy Newsreaders aren't supposed to wrap urls, guy. In fact, the only thing newsreaders are supposed to be wrapping are normal text. Would you want to read someone's dmesg output that has been prematurely wrapped? How about snippets of C code that have been

handvest nl.comp.software.newsreaders [wekelijks bericht ...
Buck Rogers w...@cares.com.au aus tv On 8 Jul 2004 00:48:03 -0700, Andrew <ne...@hotmail.com> wrote: Does anyone roughly know what commercial newsreaders on 9, 7 and 10 and 9 and 7's morning 2 show hosts get currently paid annually (presuming newsreaders in Sydney and Melbourne, are on higher packages than their

List of newsreaders and usage numbers
Please, someone give me the name of a newsreader I can purchase, a newsreader that includes a tutorial concerning the use of the newsreader, the meanings of all the options and menu listings and the results of the changes I make to settings. Yes, I am an inexperienced newsreader user, a newbie.

Alcor newsreaders
<snip> Standard Usenet Newsreaders thread by "Subject Line". Each time you change the subject line you effectively start a new thread. Please stop changing the subject line. FWIW, OE threads correctly regardless of whether the Subject line is changed. Like "standard newsreaders" it threads by message,

Newsreaders
Go to China and I guarantee that most of the female newsreaders are dark haired. "Calista" <calista_mo...@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:e171adfd.0310182133.7c18bbee@posting.google.com... I have been wondering why most of the commercial TV networks female newsreaders / weather girls have blond hair?

OT: Favorite Newsreaders
Sven Guckes use...@guckes.net news software readers de comm software newsreader so after a long night i finally hacked together my own overview of newsreaders and their homepages: http://www.guckes.net/newsreaders/ the hard part (as usual) was checking for current versions. most sites really hide this info. getting

best newsreaders
Oz O...@upthorpe.demon.co.uk sci physics An IMPORTANT comment about newsreaders. A little time ago I changed newsreader. I have discovered that different newsreaders have different ways of handling threads. Some thread ENTIRELY by references. This has the advantage that a modification to the subject header (possibly

non-ms newsreaders
Yes, a real newsreader will rely on the subject line when filtering for a particular post. But, a "real" newsreader won't hatchet a subject line just because it saw a ":". % Respectfully, Michael, I don't think you've read this thread carefully % enough. Unfortunatley, I have followed it carefully and the thread

it's funny when newsreaders can't sort by organization header
Can some of youse guys please recommend a newsreader? I've tried Agent (which I'm using 'til I find something better) OE which really sucks IMO, Noworyta which also sucks, Never heard of it before. Never heard anyone mention it, either, until now. Maybe for good reason, too. There is OE-QuoteFix if you want to

newsreaders (was Re: 3D games)
Vooraf 1.1 Zie ook nl.newsgroups.help 1.2 Newsreader-versies 1.3 Welke newsreaders zijn er? 2. Netscape 4.7 EN 2.1 Killfile 2.2 Opgeven Followup-To 2.3 Cancelen 2.4 Instellen fixed font 3. Microsoft Outlook Express 5.0 EN 3.1 Killfile 3.2 Opgeven Followup-To 3.3 Cancelen 3.4 Instellen fixed font 3.5 Uitschakelen

"Real" Newsreaders
Relative to me, MY Windows newsreader formats line lengths the way *I* want. Deal with it. Okay Eep, let's play. Eh, you're not even QUALIFIED to play with me. :) Do you feel that the concept of 'right' as related to the topic of newsreaders is entirely relative? Or do you feel that there is a common universal

Mandrake newsgroup freezes newsreaders
Galen Boyer galenbo...@hotpop.com comp os os2 mail-news On 11 Sep 2002, pe...@PJM2.newcastle.edu.au wrote: I'm searching for a newsreader for my wife. She's using slrn now, but is probably going to have to give it up because of proposals to make Unicode the standard in some newsgroups she reads.

Newsreaders
Unfortunately, only a few newsreaders do that automatically and correctly. It's mildly annoying, but not a huge problem. I wouldn't mind most newsreaders doing that, if most newsreaders also quoted previously quoted text with just the ">" rather than "> " which would pileup the line length pretty damn quick.

Decent Newsreaders
Jeffrey M. Vinocur j...@litech.org news software nntp In article <bd1ebacd809d4fe04265729ce05f7...@news.teranews.com>, State Of Independence <no@thanks> wrote: Does anybody have any idea why there are not any java newsreaders? Probably a combination of most newsreaders being old (or at least based in part on old

Newsreaders
To suggest that the time involved in changing newsreaders - particularly if one installs Linux to use trn or GNUS (which as we know are the only newsreaders worth having :-) - is FREE is bogus. ... as is the cost of either obtaining Linux or downloading some monstrous Windoze application.

Some Comments About Newsreaders
Kathy I. Morgan kmor...@ptialaska.net news newusers questions <o...@my-dejanews.com> wrote: Where can i find newsreaders on the net, and is there anyone in particular you would recommend. Which newsreader is best depends on your interests, the quality and cost of your connection, the quality of your ISP's news