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Stan Brown
What changes have they made to Win.-7 that would keep these from working
with the news readers,
Please read what Bruce Hagen said:
"Windows 7 is an OS and has nothing to do with the newsgroups."
What changes have they made to Win.-7 that would keep these from working
with the news readers,
As far as I'm concerned, they didn't suddenly decide to screw up
Windows Live Mail. Windows Live Mail started out screwed up from the
very beginning. I never liked it.
When I unstalled WLM 2011 the 2009 version was gone. I downloaded the 2009
version and everytime I tried to install it I got a message saying I already
had a newer version and would end.
As far as I'm concerned, they didn't suddenly decide to screw up
Windows Live Mail. Windows Live Mail started out screwed up from
the very beginning. I never liked it.
You got that right. I didn't listen and installed that piece of
crap and tried to remove it. Had to end up reinstalling my Win 7
and all the applications.
Stan Brown said:Unless you are dissatisfied with your mail program, I can't imagine
why you'd install another one. Thunderbird is a mail program that
incidentally does newsgroups. You are much better off to install a
program that is intended to do newsgroups. My own personal favorite
is Gravity, but there are plenty of other choices that are superior
to Thunderbird, let alone WLM.
Weasel said:I did remove 2011 first. Had no problem removing it.
Alias said:I think it was done on purpose to try and persuade users to leave Usenet
and go to web based, moderated forums.
So who told you this?
I am using Win.7 and WLM and it is working just great.
Great, I did not know MS decided to screw this up now. I guess if I get
another computer or have to format one I will have to learn to use
something
like T-Bird then. I had tried them years ago but gave up.
"Stan Brown" wrote in message
Unless you are dissatisfied with your mail program, I can't imagine
why you'd install another one. Thunderbird is a mail program that
incidentally does newsgroups. You are much better off to install a
program that is intended to do newsgroups. My own personal favorite
is Gravity, but there are plenty of other choices that are superior
to Thunderbird, let alone WLM.
WLM works fine for me. I can read newsgroup messages, post to newsgroups
and have my replies automatically be put at the bottom of a message. That's
all I require in a newsreader. WLM can also combine binary files that are
posted
in pieces although I don't use that facility too often. What features do
other
people need that WLM can't provide?
Tom L
Char Jackson said:Do you see how your comments and Stan's comments look like they came
from the same person? That's just one of the things that's completely
broken in the newsreader you're using.
Alias said:I think it was done on purpose to try and persuade users to leave Usenet
and go to web based, moderated forums.
WLM does not add a ">" for quoted text? That's a major "whoops",
if so!
I didn't listen and installed that piece of crap and
tried to remove it. Had to end up reinstalling my Win 7 and all the
applications.
WLM (previous to this latest cock-up) seemed to me to be about as good
or bad as WM or Outlook Express. I never used any of them regularly, so
I could easily have missed some of OE's hidden charms.
When I unstalled WLM 2011 the 2009 version was gone. I downloaded the 2009
version and everytime I tried to install it I got a message saying I already
had a newer version and would end.
Tom Lake said:"Stan Brown" wrote in message
Unless you are dissatisfied with your mail program, I can't imagine
why you'd install another one. Thunderbird is a mail program that
incidentally does newsgroups. You are much better off to install a
program that is intended to do newsgroups. My own personal favorite
is Gravity, but there are plenty of other choices that are superior
to Thunderbird, let alone WLM.
WLM works fine for me. I can read newsgroup messages, post to newsgroups
and have my replies automatically be put at the bottom of a message.
That's
all I require in a newsreader. WLM can also combine binary files that are
posted
in pieces although I don't use that facility too often. What features do
other
people need that WLM can't provide?
Tom L