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Or look at Zetnet's own software (ZIMACS) on www.zetnet.com

Offline news/mailreader, you download and upload compressed packets and
any attachments are separated from the mail and placed in a received
files folder, so you can open and read any mail with confidence, even if
it does have a virus with it.

The only way to activate a received virus is to decode it, then run it.

Guess who hasn't ever contracted a virus, and has only had an AV program
for a one month trial during seven years on the net?

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Smartarse. 8-))

And YES, I do use ZIMACS. But you have to be a Zetnet subscriber to use it.

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On Sat, 30 Aug 2003 10:05:22 +0000 (UTC), MLL wrote:

Hello everyone,
I have searched for a way to access the news group without using outlook
express.
Any and all info would be helpful!
MLL

You can use the browsers Netscape, or
Opera' M2 builtin News/Mail client:
(http://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/win/news/)

Or there are other stand-alone newsgroup clients, such as
Forte Agent (http://www.forteinc.com/main/homepage.php),
40tude Dialog - which I use at work (http://www.40tude.com/dialog/)
MicroPlanet gravity (now unsupported but works well)
plus loads of others.


or as some have said, directly on the web via http://www.google.com/groups
(then type in u.rec.gardening)

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Smartarse. 8-))

And YES, I do use ZIMACS. But you have to be a Zetnet subscriber to use it.

smarterarse

Not now - well, when FRED becomes available on the open market anyone
will be able to use it. Allegedly.


/arse

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