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Old 04-01-2005, 12:38 AM
does anyone know

A)a good newsreader program for newsgoups?
B)how to download files using entourage as a newsreader

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Hogwasher is alright..I use entourage cause it's easy to use and came with my office 04 package.
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yeah i tried to set that up, but i could only view 300 messages at a time, do you know how to change that?

also, i was unable to figure out how to actually dl the files (.mp3)

could you help me out possibly?
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MT-Newswatcher is ancient, but it's free, and it works..
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http://www.smfr.org/mtnw/docs/ToC_Normal.html
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