Has anyone tried XNews? (http://www.racesimcentral.net/) It is a free
newsreader for windows and has a lot of nice features.
Later,
John
Later,
John
> >>If you can't follow simple indented threads..... perhaps you should look
> >>into a new Newsreader and quit telling me what I can and can't do.....
> >Many newsreaders - including Agent, probably the most widely used one
> >on the planet - automatically create a new thread when the subject
> >changes. So for many users, when you change the subject you create a
> >new, separate thread that is not in context.
> Yeah, Joe is right here....only for Outlook users, like Shumi, the
> replies makes sense....for others they look a bit silly...
> Remco
the thing I like about Netscape's newsreader over Outlook is
that pressing "k" makes a thread totally and utterly disappear
for now and forever, which is great for getting rid of all
those threads you don't want to see :)
Grant.
> > >>If you can't follow simple indented threads..... perhaps you should
look
> > >>into a new Newsreader and quit telling me what I can and can't do.....
> > >Many newsreaders - including Agent, probably the most widely used one
> > >on the planet - automatically create a new thread when the subject
> > >changes. So for many users, when you change the subject you create a
> > >new, separate thread that is not in context.
> > Yeah, Joe is right here....only for Outlook users, like Shumi, the
> > replies makes sense....for others they look a bit silly...
> > Remco
> Netscape is able to put the threads together perfectly, too.
> the thing I like about Netscape's newsreader over Outlook is
> that pressing "k" makes a thread totally and utterly disappear
> for now and forever, which is great for getting rid of all
> those threads you don't want to see :)
> Grant.
Joe McGinn
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