I would like to know what news readers work with Macintosh? thanks pat

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I would like to know what news readers work with Macintosh? thanks pat

I just use thunderbird for email and news groups. -G

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I would like to know what news readers work with Macintosh? thanks pat

I just use thunderbird for email and news groups. -G

I use MT-Newswatcher.

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I would like to know what news readers work with Macintosh? thanks pat


I use Thoth, but it's no longer available. Other commonly used ones are
Unison, MT-Newswatcher, Hogwasher...

Look he http://www.newsreaders.com/mac/clients.html

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On Apr 2, 3:40 pm, wrote:
I would like to know what news readers work with Macintosh? thanks pat

MT Newswatcher. No bells and whistles..just solid.

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"Robatoy" wrote:

MT Newswatcher. No bells and whistles..just solid.

Here's the third vote for MT Newswatcher.

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I would like to know what news readers work with Macintosh? thanks pat


I personally use "Thoth". It is a superb Mac newsreader that excells at
uploading and downloading. The biggest problem with it is that its'
author, Brian Clark, has stopped further development. He is a little on
the cranky side. Sort of like the "Joat" of the developers world VBG

The complete list of all currently available Mac news readers can be
viewed at www.macorchard.com.

Specifically:

http://www.macorchard.com/usenet/


Joe

aka 10x

On Wed, 4 Apr 2007 04:44:10 -0600, 10x wrote
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I use Hogwasher but there are may others as have been pointed out. You also
can use Gnus if you are a fan of the only IDE needed for non-windows
computers (Emacs!)


-Bruce
I would like to know what news readers work with Macintosh? thanks pat


I personally use "Thoth". It is a superb Mac newsreader that excells at
uploading and downloading. The biggest problem with it is that its'
author, Brian Clark, has stopped further development. He is a little on
the cranky side. Sort of like the "Joat" of the developers world VBG

The complete list of all currently available Mac news readers can be
viewed at www.macorchard.com.

Specifically:

http://www.macorchard.com/usenet/


Joe

aka 10x

In article ,
GrayFox wrote:

I also use MT Newswatcher. It's very solid and almost bullet proof. Is
there an equivalent for PCs? I just bought a small laptop to travel with
and really miss the ease of reading new groups that I took for granted
with my Mac.

Jim

JAMES M. PRENDERGAST wrote:
In article ,
GrayFox wrote:

I also use MT Newswatcher. It's very solid and almost bullet proof. Is
there an equivalent for PCs? I just bought a small laptop to travel with
and really miss the ease of reading new groups that I took for granted
with my Mac.

Jim



I get good results with either PAN or Thunderbird. PAN is actually
preferable for browsing graphics groups as it allows mass download of
images embedded in the postings. It is a dedicated newsreader, doing one
job, but doing it extremely well.

Both work with XP, but I cannot vouch for Vista ... my wifes machine has
a gig of ram and a 2.? gigahertz cpu and it runs like chilled molasses
next to my much more modest machine running XP. So all bets are off
vis-a-vis Vista.

I think Bill Gates left Ballmer holding the bag.

http://pan.rebelbase.com/
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/

Bill


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