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Newsgroup Commander - is a news reader program which simplifies complex searches in Usenet archives.

	Devoloper:	InternetSoft Corporation
	License:	Freeware
	Price($):	0
	OS:	Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000
	File Size(KB):	670
	Version:	8.3
	Last Update:	2006-03-16
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	Screenshot:	Preview
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Newsgroup Commander is the fastest way to find any information you're looking for in news group archives. The program allows the fastest email messages downloading from selected newsgroups. Newsgroup Commander extracts information from newsgroups using multiple include/exclude keyword filters based on article contents and subjects. A built-in List Editing menu allows for duplicate address removal. You can use your selected keywords to scan the target audience and only return the information you are interested in. Newsgroup Commander includes the following features and options: search for messages using keywords; built-in newsgroup reader for online / offline reading of messages; view individual messages within a newgroup for reading; multiple include/exclude filters; article subject preview; manages unlimited newsgroups, filters, addresses, etc;.
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