Re[2]: Newsgroups to mail software

Hello John, Friday, September 29, 2006, 1:28:10 PM, you wrote: JP> On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 18:57, MAU wrote: >> I've sent by PM. JP> Thanks greatly!. JP> Err...pardon my ignorance, but what is "PM"? Normally 'Private Message' or 'Private Mail' depending on who you ask. In the context here, it mea

Re[2]: newsgroups

Tuesday, March 11, 2003, 5:59:05 PM, Marck wrote: > You can use TB to read your newsgroups, but you have to use a third > party program to act as a go-between. See here for all the spec: Many people already commented on the newsgroup issue, so I decided to add my two cents here. I think TB! shoul

Re[2]: Newsgroups with The Bat! and MailTraq

Hello Sebastian, > Miguel, THANK YOU! It works great now, and I really appreciate the > work you put into this - WOW! :) So now you owe me a beer too. If we keep going this way I'm going to have enough for the whole summer ;-) > One thing though: how do I get Mailtraq to get NEW news? I got abo

Re[2]: Newsgroups with The Bat! and MailTraq

Hello Sean, > Thanks for the detailed instructions, Miguel. This rocks! Like I told Peter yesterday, you owe me a beer now ;-) Anybody else? %-) -- Best regards, Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial - Spain) Using The Bat! v1.60c Current Ve

Re[2]: Newsgroups with The Bat! and MailTraq

Hello Peter, > Thanks for the detailed, but brief instructions. it was > excellent and easy to follow, it was a cake to complete it. So that means you got it working, right? > You should do this (write instructions, manuals) > processionally. Are you suggesting that RITLabs pays me for writing

Re[2]: newsgroups

Hi Peter, > Could you please give me some hints on working with the Mailtraq? I'm not an "expert" yet, but I'll try. > I subscribed to five newsgroups to test the software but the results > were not very promising. I'd suggest you try just with one until you understand everything and get it wo

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Hi Allie, > If you're really interested in doing what you want to and spend some > cash in doing so then have a look at 'Mailtraq': > http://www.fastraq.co.uk/ Let me insist Allie, thanks for the tip. It is a great product! -- Best regards, Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial - Spain) Using The Bat!

Re[2]: newsgroups

Hello John, > Do you happen to know if MailTraq can handle multiple isp accounts - couldn't > figure this one out! I'm only using MailTraq for newsgroups for the moment, but I have seen that it can collect e-mail from multiple POP3 accounts. For sending I guess you would have to use the SMTP ser

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Hi Allie, > If you're really interested in doing what you want to and spend some > cash in doing so then have a look at 'Mailtraq': > http://www.fastraq.co.uk/ That was a great tip, thanks a lot. They have a free version that I have downloaded and installed, and got it working in about 30 minut

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Hello Allie, >>> You can't. Bat! is not a newsreader. Mail only. MAU>> I know, of course. But apparently Allie said it was possible with MAU>> the help of Hamster and I wanted to try it. > Apparently there are server applications that can convert news messages > to e-mail format so that they

Re[2]: newsgroups

Hello John, > You can't. Bat! is not a newsreader. Mail only. I know, of course. But apparently Allie said it was possible with the help of Hamster and I wanted to try it. -- Best regards, Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial - Spain) Using The Bat! v1.60c

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Hi Allie, > Not without the help of another application. Hamster is a freeware > application that has news server support and will allow you to download > newsgroup messages to TB! from it. For a link to Hamster, you can look > here: http://clients.net2000.com.au/~johnf/hamster2.htm I have downl