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In article <pan.2005.03.07.16.25.07.7932@example.net>,
richgrise@example.net says...
post.
(free), Gravity (free), and Mozilla/Thunderbird (free) seem to be the
most common.
generally use Gravity('blows) or PAN (Linux).
richgrise@example.net says...
No moderators 'round here. I don't think there is a *worse* way toOn Mon, 07 Mar 2005 06:41:49 -0800, ~~SciGirl~~ wrote:
Are you one of the moderators or something? And there's a way to post
from somewhere other than Google?
post.
There are *tons* of WinBlows newsreaders. Agent (not free), FreeAgentYes, there is, albeit I hear that these days, not everybody gets a
news server with their internet account, through their ISP.
Either talk to your ISP people, and ask for the name of their news server,
and get that (a newsserver) included in your account. Then use a
newsreader. If you're on windoze, Outlook Express is the default news
client - the only other real newsreader I know of in Doze is Netscrape.
(free), Gravity (free), and Mozilla/Thunderbird (free) seem to be the
most common.
There are likely just as many for WinBlows as there are for *ix. IIf you decided to install Linux, of course, you'd have your choice of a
plethora of client programs.
generally use Gravity('blows) or PAN (Linux).
As far as operating the newsreader, netiquette, and so on, there are
usually answers in one of the news:news.* groups.
Good Luck!
Rich