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Vladimir Stefanovic
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Vladimir Stefanovic
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What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?2004-03-03 03:48:50 PM cppbuilder59 I currently use the basic solution - OutlookExpress. What can some other newsreader offer better to me? Best regards, Vladimir. |
Micha Nelissen
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2004-03-03 04:04:57 PM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?
Vladimir Stefanovic wrote:
QuoteI currently use the basic solution - OutlookExpress. QuoteWhat can some other newsreader offer better to me? articles which I posted, I've not had this with thunderbird (yet). Thunderbird's GUI is a bit alike Outlook Express, so you won't be completely lost, too, when first using it ;). HTH, Micha. |
Eelke Klein
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2004-03-03 04:06:14 PM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?
Vladimir Stefanovic wrote:
QuoteI currently use the basic solution - OutlookExpress. {smallsort} |
Eelke Klein
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2004-03-03 04:14:58 PM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?
Eelke Klein wrote:
QuoteVladimir Stefanovic wrote: However my first reason for using mozilla is that its saver when receiving email viruses but for newsgroups thats less of an issue. Something that is usefull is that it is better at formatting messages when replying. A third "political" reason is because mozilla is in general more standards complient then microsoft solutions and I believe the correct implementation of standards should be promoted. Eelke |
Vladimir Stefanovic
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2004-03-03 04:22:31 PM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?
Is there some mechanism (even in Outlook Express) that can, how to say,
save (archive) old posts which will be by default truncated after some time. For example I cannot see the posts that are a couple of months old. How to solve this? Vladimir. |
Hans Zandbergen
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2004-03-03 04:37:50 PM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?
In article < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >, XXXX@XXXXX.COM says...
QuoteI currently use the basic solution - OutlookExpress. |
Lester Caine
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2004-03-03 05:05:33 PM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?
Vladimir Stefanovic wrote:
QuoteIs there some mechanism (even in Outlook Express) that can, how to say, puts them in their archive - if they have one. QuoteHow to solve this? to messages that the newsgroup has already deleted ( even the ones that the moderator kills early ;) ) The only niggle is that I can't use the nice search facilities that are available on the eMail lists to search the downloaded newsgroup messages - that still only works on the header information ( unless someone knows differed? ) -- Lester Caine ----------------------------- L.S.Caine Electronic Services |
Vladimir Stefanovic
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2004-03-03 05:54:18 PM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?QuoteThat is a function of a newsgroup ( and why I don't like In fact, there is a web based search mechanism www.tamaracka.com/search.htm |
Eric Hobbs
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2004-03-03 07:47:14 PM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?
Eelke Klein wrote:
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Vladimir Stefanovic
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2004-03-04 03:11:51 AM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?QuoteI was about to tell that I prefer mozilla but maybe its not so good an |
Ivan Johansen
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2004-03-04 04:24:19 AM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?
Vladimir Stefanovic wrote:
QuoteHe he :) I'll get Mozilla when they rearange buttons... heard of a virus attacking Mozilla, and it is great for removing spam mails. The browser is also a lot better than IE. Ivan Johansen |
bcb
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2004-03-04 05:25:23 AM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?QuoteThere are so many useful stuff in the deleted posts and it's just savings by creating a new folder before copying it over. If you want to save a whole topic, multi select the messages(shift select or ctrl select), right click and use the "Combing And Decode" option. Sometimes you have to re-arrange the message but as soon as you do that (or skip that part) goto the File menu, use Copy To Folder or save the whole topic as a txt or eml file. |
Harold Howe [TeamB]
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2004-03-04 05:28:18 AM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?
Thunderbird. Because it is not as stupid as OE. It isn't the best
newsreader in the world, but it is good enough for me, and has nice email features. h^2 |
Simon Macneall
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2004-03-04 07:24:03 AM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?
"Vladimir Stefanovic" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >wrote in news:40458e06
@newsgroups.borland.com: QuoteI currently use the basic solution - OutlookExpress. Simon |
Ed Mulroy [TeamB]
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2004-03-04 11:38:25 AM
Re:What is your prefered newsreader (and why )?
I use Outlook Express because it's here, it does what I need, it seems to
work. Why fix what isn't broken? . Ed QuoteVladimir Stefanovic wrote in message |