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Subject: Re: Looking for USENET client recommendations for Windows
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2025 07:45:08 -0000 (UTC)
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Bice Eichler wrote:

> That last one is key. I used to download unread messages and use
> Agent's Save to File feature and it would make one nice big text file
> with a separator line between messages. I'd then email that to myself
> so I could read it on other computers where I don't have access to
> USENET (OK, I admit it, I read them at work).

I don't know what your restrictions are at work. It's possible that
some newsreader could be installed standalone on a USB stick configured
so its files are also kept there. The key (no pun) would be if you
could avoid any registry requirements. If so, then you could just carry
it back and forth.


Brian