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hey, wah hapunned?
where did all the rec.audio.pro posts go?
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wrote in message
oups.com... where did all the rec.audio.pro posts go? We're all still here, boss. Is Google doing something screwy? |
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Yes, Google does seem to be doing something weird. Each page of topics
is MUCH shorter now. Some topic pages have only 4 or 5 topics! What used to be on two or three pages now takes 10 or more pages. It makes searching for discussions much more time-consuming. Somebody fix this, please! :-( |
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On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 17:13:23 -0700, EADGBE wrote:
Yes, Google does seem to be doing something weird. Each page of topics is MUCH shorter now. Some topic pages have only 4 or 5 topics! What used to be on two or three pages now takes 10 or more pages. It makes searching for discussions much more time-consuming. Somebody fix this, please! :-( Try here... http://freenews.maxbaud.net/ |
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"EADGBE" wrote ...
Yes, Google does seem to be doing something weird. Each page of topics is MUCH shorter now. Some topic pages have only 4 or 5 topics! What used to be on two or three pages now takes 10 or more pages. It makes searching for discussions much more time-consuming. Is that the "new" vs. "traditional" interface? Isn't the "traditional" interface optionally available? |
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"EADGBE" wrote in message ups.com... Yes, Google does seem to be doing something weird. Each page of topics is MUCH shorter now. Some topic pages have only 4 or 5 topics! What used to be on two or three pages now takes 10 or more pages. It makes searching for discussions much more time-consuming. Somebody fix this, please! :-( Try Outlook Express or any other newsreader. Surfing USENET on the web is lame. geoff |
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how do you read news with Outlook Express?
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wrote in message oups.com... how do you read news with Outlook Express? Are you serious?? Personally... I like it. Your ISP should have a news server working in conjunction with your mail server; just call them for instructions... |
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how do you read news with Outlook Express? Please don't. Use Mozilla Thunderbird. -- Anahata -+- http://www.treewind.co.uk Home: 01638 720444 Mob: 07976 263827 |
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wrote in message oups.com... how do you read news with Outlook Express? Go to Tools | Account | News and enter a news server (possibly that of your ISP). Posts read like emails, and threads are in heirarchical folder form. geoff |
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"anahata" wrote in message ... wrote: how do you read news with Outlook Express? Please don't. Use Mozilla Thunderbird. Whatever. Anything but a web interface ! geoff |
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genericaudioperson wrote ...
how do you read news with Outlook Express? IF your ISP has a news server available, you set up an account (Tools | Accounts | Add... etc.) The half dozen leading alternatives I tried were all quite clunky and ill-featured compared to Outlook Express. Dunno how people put up with them. |
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At the studio, where there's a fast connection, I've been using MT
Newswatcher on OS X for ages and it's great. On dial up at home, though, checking the groups via Google is actually quicker and easier because with a newsreader it takes too long to update the thousands of posts. Google just goes right to the latest, and then you can go back. But, yeah, their front end went wack a few days ago. but accessing through everything else looks same as always. V |
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#14
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Whoop, now it's back.
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