|
Re: Good binaries group readers?
de Gert van der Kooij 06/22/2006 09:47
In article <c1tj9252nqclccpcmetajtaocvk2b1lq8t@4ax.com>,
ydtechHAT@techie.com says...
> I'm currently using Grabit for my fill of tech e-books and tunes. The
> problem is that it's a resource hog, bogs down the computer and takes
> forever to sort the busier groups when updating. I like Xananews for
> text and single-part files but it doesn't handle multi-parts very
> well.
>
> Do you have any suggestions for something better? I'm using win2k pro
> and not likely change in the foreseeable future.
>
> - YD.
>
>
Don't download the headers but go to http://www.binsearch.info to
generate nzb files. Use Grabit or any other 'nzb-capable' newsreader to
import the nzb file and download the binaries you want.
| Good binaries group readers? | YD | |
| Re: Good binaries group readers? | badgolferman | |
| Re: Good binaries group readers? | YD | |
| Re: Good binaries group readers? | badgolferman | |
| Re: Good binaries group readers? | Ivan Tisljar | |
| | Re: Good binaries group readers? | Gert van der Kooij | |
| Re: Good binaries group readers? | YD | |
| Re: Good binaries group readers? | YD | |
| Re: Good binaries group readers? | John Corliss |