Been meaning to do this for ages

...but as usual have been crap about actually getting around to it. How's your Dad? Love to all, RJJJ&CW

On Mon, 29 Jun 2009 21:30:40 +0100, Rick Catton <[email hidden]> wrote: :>...but as usual have been crap about actually getting around to it. :> :>How's your Dad? :> :>Love to all, :>RJJJ&CW Actually he died almost 6 years ago. I assume that was a generic quetion since it was posted to a public newsgrup. :-) me/2

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> On Mon, 29 Jun 2009 21:30:40 +0100, Rick Catton > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > :>...but as usual have been crap about actually getting around to it. > :> > :>How's your Dad? > :> > :>Love to all, > :>RJJJ&CW > > Actually he died almost 6 years ago. > > I assume that was a generic quetion since it was posted to a public > newsgrup. :-) > > me/2

Mine died nine-year ago.

Holy crap - sorry everyone. No idea how that happened. D'oh!

Rick Catton wrote: > Holy crap - sorry everyone. No idea how that happened. > > D'oh! > You did it by using the same software for posting to newsgroups as you use for email. Seen people do that all the time with Outlook Express. Use a separate app for each purpose and it will never happen again.

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> Rick Catton wrote: >> Holy crap - sorry everyone. No idea how that happened. >> >> D'oh! >> > > You did it by using the same software for posting to newsgroups as you > use for email. Seen people do that all the time with Outlook Express. > Use a separate app for each purpose and it will never happen again.

Yep, you're not wrong there, although I use Thunderbird. What would you recommend as a newsgroup reading/posting app? Cheers, Rick. PS - His Dad's fine now, by the way!

On Fri, 03 Jul 2009 22:56:54 +0100, Rick Catton wrote: > Yep, you're not wrong there, although I use Thunderbird. What would you > recommend as a newsgroup reading/posting app? Have you tried browsing RAS using google groups? http://groups.google.com/ Personally I still use slrn (console based newsreader), but I guess gg provides most of what you're looking for in a newsreader. All the best, Uwe

Rick Catton wrote: > Yep, you're not wrong there, although I use Thunderbird. What would you > recommend as a newsgroup reading/posting app? Just use Outlook Express but use it only for Usenet and Thunderbird for email. That's the most similar to Thunderbird if that is what you like. There are other free news readers, News Xpress, Pan, Xnews. For binaries only Grabit is the best and is free.