Re: OT-Somewhat News Reader
From: BoboTWG (aaron.nospam_at_excite.com)
Date: 03/09/05
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Date: Wed, 09 Mar 2005 15:27:56 GMT
I prefer using a news reader (OL Express, Thunderbird, etc.). Outlook
Express is more than likely already on your computer and Thunderbird is
available free from Mozilla.org. It is easier to track the messages that I
am interested in and I think it is easier to read.
The name of this newsgroup is microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs. I prefer
to use my ISPs NNTP server than to go through the hassle of running it on my
server so I have never set it up and cannot help you there. Most ISPs have
an NNTP server available for your use as part of your subscription but you
might need to call them to get the NNTP servers name. Hope this helped.
Aaron
"KevinK" <KevinK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:6D3D17FA-202A-4EB1-854F-3B5F2D853B14@microsoft.com...
> I have always used IE to go through this, and other forums.
>
> What benefits would there be to using a News Reader, Outlook Express ?
>
> If it is recommended -
> Any suggesttions for a reader ?
> Stupid ?, what is the NNTP address or name of this forum ?
> I've never used a reader before.
> Finally sitting behind a SBS Std server, what do I need to setup.
> Should I install the NNTP service ?
> Ports (I have a firewall) ?
>
> Thanks
>
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