Search and download files from 2300 days worth of Usenet Newsgroup data.
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NewsBin Pro is a handy and powerful usenet newsreader that allows you to automatically download and decode binary posts.
The program is very easy to use and intuitive, and features a nice user interface. It supports SSL connections and allows you to download from multiple locations simultaneously to your news servers. All the contents are organized in different groups and you can create as many groups as you want. The program is fully customizable, and you can change settings related to switches, file descriptions, network, poster, filename, windows positions, security, among other things. You can also add different kind of filters to downsize your download to exactly what you want. If you download images, you can save them in a specific database for future browsing and even preview the images as thumbnails as they download. Other cool features include yEnc encoding support, download prioritization, corrupt-post detection, RAR files processing, support for NZB files, NZB and BNS message ID file support, ti name but a few. It supports Windows all.
Pros
- Easy to use
- Nice and intuitive user interface
- Very customizable
- Multiple options and filters
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I love this game.. It is so fun!!
You have to really catch up with these customers.
Great product. Sets up fast. Has extensive help wiki. These guys promote Giganews for a news server. Giganews is the biggest and most reliable, but I went with Astraweb since they have what they call block accounts. That's a certain amount of downloaded data rather than an monthly subscription and that let's you ease into Usenet without monthly fees. Do pay the $35 for Newsbin, You'll never need another newsreader. Its' upgraded twice or more a year (FOR FREE). I've gone through several upgrades without a hitch. Never seen a feature it didn't have. I tested two other readers and read a bunch of stuff. In tests, Newsbin was MUCH faster to download content and also reassembled one test that the other two wouldn't.