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Re: Newsreaders
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lugnet.admin.general
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Wed, 14 Oct 1998 20:57:04 GMT
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I'm very happy with Outlook Express for the most part, but I don't get
illegal operations on it (I just start it when I reboot my computer and
leave it running... so its been up for a few weeks now since my last
reboot).

I've tried everything else that I could find, but didn't find much that had
a good UI and could deal with multiple servers properly.  I also like that
Outlook Express combines IMAP and NNTP support in one package, since I read
many newsgroups and many mailing lists.

You didn't mention NewsXpress, but I didn't like it very much either.

If you have a unix box handy which you are an admin on you can always run
nntpcache (http://www.nntpcache.org) there to handle the multiple server
issue.  I do this to read all of my servers which exist on the internet (I
also have internal servers at my company which I can't do this with).

alex

Moz (Chris Moseley) wrote in message ...

Todd Lehman wrote in message ...
--Todd (posting from MicroPlanet Gravity today)

Hmm. Anyone know of a good newsreader FAQ? At this stage it looks
very much as though I'm going to be better off with a local news server
for what I want. The list so far:
- WinVN - "enter your news server here" (singular)
- Tin (as above)
- SLRN/SLRNPull (ibid) (and SLMR was so good, too)
- Outlook ("this program has performed an illegal operation. Please • reinstall Win95 then press any key to continue")
- Agent (one user per server)
- Gravity (as above)
- Netscape Newsreader - Can it work? I can't make it do offline stuff • properly

Moz
(deleting Gravity tonight... 4 hours to set up, 30s to decide it sucked)




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Todd Lehman wrote in message ... (...) Hmm. Anyone know of a good newsreader FAQ? At this stage it looks very much as though I'm going to be better off with a local news server for what I want. The list so far: - WinVN - "enter your news server (...) (26 years ago, 13-Oct-98, to lugnet.admin.general)

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