"jloomis" wrote in
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go to alt.binaries.photos.original
99% of all the posters post in jpeg.
one in 500 may post a yenc.
These are mostly professional photographers and amateurs who enjoy
sharing their pictures with everyone else.
That is the simple matter.
If you can fill me in on how I can see Yenc, I would be more than
happy. I have Newsguy for a newsreader, and use a Windows 7
What steps would I need to see Yenc.
I admit, I am not the most knowledgeable about computer in many
aspects and do stumble.
jloomis

"Darian" wrote in message
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On Mon, 07 May 2012 19:37:45 -0400, Dave wrote:

On Mon, 07 May 2012 18:27:04 -0400, Darian wrote:
This is the ONLY group that still has complaints about yEnc.
All of Usenet should go back a decade and post in a dead
format because the "regulars' here are just too damn lazy
or defiant to go with the 99.9%.

Woodworkers post their projects here for all to see. If someone wants
to show off their work, it's only common sense to post it in a format
that the most people can see.

What is there about that concept that you don't understand?

The MOST people can see? What, a handful of grabby REGULARS?
That's funny...

Simple google search found this site:
http://www.yenc.org/tools.htm

It says:
Newsguy's web based reader support yEnc (20.02.2002)

I've been notiffied officially that NewsGuy is now offering yEnc support
on its web-based newsreader.
Now also yEncoded messages are detected there and can be downloaded as
easy as if they have been UUencoded on Usenet.

This is a simple link to their homepage - yEnc is not a sponsered
product: http://www.newsguy.com


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