Usenet Newsgroups available?

Windowphobe · 08-08-2009, 07:45 PM

I tried this on Firefox, which promptly loaded up Agent, which is my Usenet newsreader of choice. (Mozilla fans wanting a newsreader should look into Seamonkey.)

Then again, my ISP has its own news server. Many of them don't, although there are subscription services out there.

murphy · 08-08-2009, 07:47 PM

Is there Usenet newgroups available to those who do no have
Outlook Express on their PC , but they type
news:\rec.games.bridge into the address bar ?

Windowphobe · 08-08-2009, 07:48 PM

I tried this on Firefox, which promptly loaded up Agent, which is my Usenet newsreader of choice. (Mozilla fans wanting a newsreader should look into Seamonkey.)

Then again, my ISP has its own news server. Many of them don't, although there are subscription services out there.

Windowphobe · 08-08-2009, 07:48 PM

I tried this on Firefox, which promptly loaded up Agent, which is my Usenet newsreader of choice. (Mozilla fans wanting a newsreader should look into Seamonkey.)

Then again, my ISP has its own news server. Many of them don't, although there are subscription services out there.

Windowphobe · 08-08-2009, 07:48 PM

I tried this on Firefox, which promptly loaded up Agent, which is my Usenet newsreader of choice. (Mozilla fans wanting a newsreader should look into Seamonkey.)

Then again, my ISP has its own news server. Many of them don't, although there are subscription services out there.

Windowphobe · 08-08-2009, 07:48 PM

I tried this on Firefox, which promptly loaded up Agent, which is my Usenet newsreader of choice. (Mozilla fans wanting a newsreader should look into Seamonkey.)

Then again, my ISP has its own news server. Many of them don't, although there are subscription services out there.

Windowphobe · 08-08-2009, 07:49 PM

I tried this on Firefox, which promptly loaded up Agent, which is my Usenet newsreader of choice. (Mozilla fans wanting a newsreader should look into Seamonkey.)

Then again, my ISP has its own news server. Many of them don't, although there are subscription services out there.

Windowphobe · 08-08-2009, 07:49 PM

I tried this on Firefox, which promptly loaded up Agent, which is my Usenet newsreader of choice. (Mozilla fans wanting a newsreader should look into Seamonkey.)

Then again, my ISP has its own news server. Many of them don't, although there are subscription services out there.

Windowphobe · 08-08-2009, 07:49 PM

I tried this on Firefox, which promptly loaded up Agent, which is my Usenet newsreader of choice. (Mozilla fans wanting a newsreader should look into Seamonkey.)

Then again, my ISP has its own news server. Many of them don't, although there are subscription services out there.