Where are "Tools" --> "Mail and News" --> "Read News" (which are on IE6)
options in IE7 to read usenet newsgroups ?
Gordon - 12 Jul 2007 20:43 GMT
> Where are "Tools" --> "Mail and News" --> "Read News" (which are on IE6)
> options in IE7 to read usenet newsgroups ?
there's a Mail button, but no News.
Leonard Grey - 12 Jul 2007 22:23 GMT
Don't waste your time reading newsgroups with a web browser. If
frustration is what you're into, let me introduce you to my
mother-in-law. For newsgroups, use a newsreader. (Like Outlook Express,
if you have XP. Or the Agent newsreader.)
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> Where are "Tools" --> "Mail and News" --> "Read News" (which are on IE6)
> options in IE7 to read usenet newsgroups ?
Sue J Thomas - 13 Jul 2007 04:02 GMT
Click Tools>Accounts>News Tab
> Don't waste your time reading newsgroups with a web browser. If
> frustration is what you're into, let me introduce you to my mother-in-law.
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>> Where are "Tools" --> "Mail and News" --> "Read News" (which are on IE6)
>> options in IE7 to read usenet newsgroups ?
Robert Aldwinckle - 13 Jul 2007 18:08 GMT
> Where are "Tools" --> "Mail and News" --> "Read News" (which are on IE6)
> options in IE7 to read usenet newsgroups ?
Removed. If you want a button to open your Mail and News app, say OE,
drag the shortcut from your Desktop or Start menu to your Links directory.
In order to use the shortcut in the Links directory you may need to show it
as a button in your Links bar in IE. E.g. it works for me there but does not
work as a menu item in Favorites.
FWIW I think it is a good thing that this sort of unncessary dependency has
been removed from IE. People should learn to use their OS instead.
E.g. you could assign a keyboard shortcut to your Desktop icon and access
your Mail and News app that way. Also, as a result of this change I became
more aware that my keyboard has a button called Mail which does exactly
the same thing even more conveniently.
FYI
Robert Aldwinckle
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