I read newsgroups (certain specialty newsgroups are quite useful in some
technical areas) offline, so I use Newsbin to download the selected items
and store them to look at later ...it is quite customizable. My ISP
(ATT.net) furnishes newsgroup access included in the price. Seeing
newsgroups "go
I thought newsgroups has gone away.
silly me!
I use the one in Thunderbird. It has the same interface as the mail.
Easy, convenient. Not the best, but well bundled, and free. It's pretty
much the same as the one we used in Mozilla and Netscape.
Betty
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I'll throw my two cents in for Agent. I also use their newsfeeds.
I really hate the ones that open lots of individual windows.
On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 7:18 PM, Marcio V. Pinheiro
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Agent had newer versions and for about two dollars a month thet connect you
> with the n
Agent had newer versions and for about two dollars a month thet
connect you with the newsgroup.
Marcio
At 06:01 PM 4/18/2008, you wrote:
Any body out there still using a standalone usenet news reader? Any
recommendations? I had been using free agent 1.1, but it is a bit
old, so I was wonderin
Nothing else even comes close to Agent (the paid version, not Free Agent).
It's not very expensive.
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I thought newsgroups has gone away.
silly me!
mike wrote:
When I had a provider that actually provided this service I used xnews. It
was handy with binaries, I didn't do a lot of just reading. For that you
might look at mozilla Thunderbird, I find that to be a small fast usenet/RSS
client. I'
When I had a provider that actually provided this service I used xnews. It
was handy with binaries, I didn't do a lot of just reading. For that you
might look at mozilla Thunderbird, I find that to be a small fast usenet/RSS
client. I've never really used it for email. I like it's interface for
Any body out there still using a standalone usenet news reader? Any
recommendations? I had been using free agent 1.1, but it is a bit
old, so I was wondering what I was missing. Cheap=good, free=better.
I don't really like the web interfaces available for reading them on-line.
Thanks,
Arthur
