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  1. Sheldon Brown said:

    Sorry to be O.T. but this is the main group I use, and I feel entitled
    to ask a question for a change.

    I schlep my Ti Powerbook back and forth all the time. At home I have
    Comcast cable; at the shop I have a DSL connection. When I'm out of
    town I use Earthlink dialup or sometimes various hotel based isps.


    If you haven't figured this out yet, there is another good option, Tera news
    offers a free account after a 3.95 setup fee. If I were you I would sign up
    at news.individual.net as well, since it is free.
    http://www.teranews.com/

  2. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Sheldon Brown said:

    Is there a reasonably priced News server I could subscribe to that would
    offer a good choices of Newsgroups, and would allow me to use the same
    passwords/logins regardless of how I was connected?

    I very much like the Netscape News software, and want to continue to use it.

    I also recommend http://news.individual.net/. I access it at home and at
    work.

    I have not used Netscape News, but if it is similar to Mozilla, I would
    say you are missing out by not using MT-Newswatcher.

    --
    Mike DeMicco <[email hidden]>
    (Remove the REMOVE_THIS from my email address to reply.)

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