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I have been using Outlook as my Usenet news reader for quite some time
now. For the most part, I like it...it sure beat the Unix interface I used in college some 13 years ago. But I just downloaded XNews from www.download.com. It has some rather decent features and it's free. For the most part, it blows away Outlook, though I find Outlook's watching and flagging capabilities are a bit more to my liking. The biggest surprise, however, is that for some reason I now have access to alt.binaries.pictures.fishing. I know it's been discussed here before and that there are a number of folks here that can't get to it...maybe it's all in the reader (though I wonder if there's a parameter in Outlook that can be switched to get the access...?). |
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The biggest surprise, however, is that for some reason I now have access
to alt.binaries.pictures.fishing. Lot more binaries out there than fission ones, or so Uncle Wally told me. -- Frank Reid Reverse email to reply |
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![]() "Tim Carter" wrote in message ... I have been using Outlook as my Usenet news reader for quite some time now. For the most part, I like it...it sure beat the Unix interface I used in college some 13 years ago. But I just downloaded XNews from www.download.com. It has some rather decent features and it's free. For the most part, it blows away Outlook, though I find Outlook's watching and flagging capabilities are a bit more to my liking. The biggest surprise, however, is that for some reason I now have access to alt.binaries.pictures.fishing. I know it's been discussed here before and that there are a number of folks here that can't get to it...maybe it's all in the reader (though I wonder if there's a parameter in Outlook that can be switched to get the access...?). And you haven't changed your ISP or News service? I kow that I can't post to ABPF through the german access I use, but I can read it through DejaNews. --riverman |
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![]() The biggest surprise, however, is that for some reason I now have access to alt.binaries.pictures.fishing. I know it's been discussed here before and that there are a number of folks here that can't get to it...maybe it's all in the reader (though I wonder if there's a parameter in Outlook that can be switched to get the access...?). And you haven't changed your ISP or News service? I kow that I can't post to ABPF through the german access I use, but I can read it through DejaNews. Nope, no other changes. I haven't tried posting to it, though. |
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Tim Carter wrote in
: I have been using Outlook as my Usenet news reader for quite some time now. For the most part, I like it...it sure beat the Unix interface I used in college some 13 years ago. But I just downloaded XNews from www.download.com. It has some rather decent features and it's free. For the most part, it blows away Outlook, though I find Outlook's watching and flagging capabilities are a bit more to my liking. The biggest surprise, however, is that for some reason I now have access to alt.binaries.pictures.fishing. I know it's been discussed here before and that there are a number of folks here that can't get to it...maybe it's all in the reader (though I wonder if there's a parameter in Outlook that can be switched to get the access...?). You'd be surprised about how well xnews flagging works onece you start using it. Scott |
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