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MW DXing with Ultralights
On Thu, 8 Jan 2009 17:28:08 +0900, "Brenda Ann"
wrote: "BCBlazysusan" wrote in message ... On Jan 7, 4:08 pm, "Brenda Ann" wrote: wrote in message ... On another tack thanks to Bob Grimes for rushing to my defense as usual. I looked up mozarella - what's the deal? same **** as Google with registration and sign up and all = who needs it? I'll stick with Google. Have you looked at the free accounts on teranews or giganews? Use real newsreaders and not have to wade through all the carp in Google Groups.. Brenda Ann- what do you mean by "wade through" etc.? Maybe I am wading through and don't know it. ;-) Is teranews and giganews free? I remember checking for newsgroup readers three years ago but I just wasn't going to pay for something that is provided for free. Both have a free level of service. These are usenet providers, not readers. I use Outlook Express, and have no problems. I believe Mozilla also has a newsreader that would be free, as do several others. John, I have used Free Agent for years (at least 10). www.forteinc.com. I've just checked their website and see that they have now "retired" this free reader in favour of the commercial release which is $29. there are free trail versions or i could send you the installer for the free package - 9Meg. |
ISPs Eliminating UseNet Service for Google-Groups Business
RHF wrote:
On Jan 7, 5:13 am, Dave wrote: - - RHF wrote: - - the modern day 'internet' is about business and profits - - while the 'www-usenet' was a service ~ RHF - Usenet is not part of the www. Dave -TBL- UseNet is old-school and ancient history to this new generation if Internet {WWW} Users. ~ RHF . Bull****. Just because you never heard of it don't mean it's obscure. |
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