Included in the MS Internet Explorer package (and Netscape) is an integrated news reader. To read newsgroups, click on the 'Mail' icon on the toolbar then select 'Read News'. You will be prompted to ask if you wish to load the latest set of groups. Answer YES and the software will request the latest set of groups from the News Server. There are currently around 13,000 newsgroups on the TECH INFO news server and about 350Mb of new articles arrive each day.

Select how often you read, watch or listen to the news, on an average day. Options for this news field include: Rarely or never, Less than 10 minutes per day, 10-30 minutes per day, 10-30 minutes per day, 30-60 minutes per day, 60-90 minutes per day, 90 minutes per day or more, Decline to state and Not sure. Note that this field is also used to calculate a member's experience level.

This is generally discouraged, because newsreading in pine is buggy, and occasionally messes up newsgroups. tin is suggested instead, but if your heart is set on pine: Go to the Main menu, type 'S' for Setup, and 'C' for Config. Then use the arrow keys to get down to "nntp server". Hit 'A' to add a value, and specify "news.itd.umich.edu" as your server. Then hit to store the value, and hit 'E' to exit the configuration menu.

with many things in the new environment, this is up to your own personal preference. Most people prefer to read news with tin, though. This is because tin offers a fairly easy interface (that's a lot like pine's) for reading news in an organized way. trn, rn, and nn are also available for those who like those news readers.

Owl post is a semi-private, OOC forum you can use to contact other members of the RPG. You may NOT read any OP that is not addressed to or from you.

Comp.sys.apple2 (Csa2) is a USENET newsgroup. Messages posted to these newsgroups spread to many thousands of servers and millions of readers throughout the world. Most Internet Service Providers support posting and reading newsgroup messages via popular browsers like Netscape and Internet Explorer. A few internet sites also provide free access to newsgroups and allow posting messages. Two are Google and Mailgate.

The Centurion, Bucks' student newspaper, is published 10 times each semester. It is distributed on campus and can be accessed online at www.bucks.edu/~centurio

Not really at this time. If you're at the console, you could use 'readmail' to read them reasonably efficiently, though you couldn't respond via mail or followup. (this may change with the new, reply-capable version of readmail). There are also a myriad of relatively ugly workarounds available in 1.65 making creative use of makebox.exe, perl, etc. to make the saved messages into a mail folder.

The news forums are moderated. When you post into the news, only the Admins and SuperMods can see it. They will see it, and decide whether it should be on the front page or not.

News is published by authorized individuals. Some news channels are specific to a college or school; other news channels are collaborative efforts of a variety of people and departments contributing to a specific topic (such as Health and Wellness, or Career and Internship News).

News" is an information service very much like a collection of bulletin boards. The news services is divided into "newsgroups" by topic. Each newsgroup contains a number of messages posted by people on this topic. New messages appear as they are posted, and old ones are erased to make room for new ones. A huge number of computers around the world support News, and these periodically exchange new messages among themselves.

The New South Wales Synod website, http://nsw.uca.org.au/, features regularly updated news of Uniting Church activities as well as current international and ecumenical news and links to articles of general Christian interest. News links and original stories from Insights and other sources are archived for those who don’t visit regularly. In addition to the news, other features on the site make it a very useful homepage.

If you are collecting your filtered news with a program other than ZIMACS you will have the news server set to znews.zetnet.co.uk, once your request for un-restricted access has been processed (allow two working days) then you should be able to get your news from news.zetnet.co.uk

Many towns and cities have places where players can go to read about in game news and events. My.AgesOfAthiria.com will also be filled with news both past and present, and both in and out of game. Thousands of books will be available online, some player crafted, others Caluvian crafted. Players will be able to find out about old news there as well.

The Official ProBoard Site by Philippe Leybaert is your first stop for "the official word" about ProBoard! Your second stop, for an excellent source for those "hard to find" news items when it comes to ProBoard news, is The Church bbs by Gilles Hemberg. Gilles has the unique position of being able to directly communicate with Philippe on a regular basis.

If your internet service offers the newsgroups but you don't have a news reader program (or you can't get Microsoft's to work) you can get a nice news reader (NewsXpress 2.0) free from http://www.malch.com/nxfaq.html: If you do not have access to the newsgroups at all but do have internet access you can use Deja News to post. Go to: http://www.dejanews.com Then do a search for newsgroups with the topic "prostatitis" (use the second box). That should bring up sci.med/prostate.

To read and post comments in the Forums, you must go to the Forums page either by clicking the Forums link in the navigation bar or by clicking here. Select the forum you are interested in and then click the "New Topic" link to create a new topic. If you want to post a response to an existing topic, click the "Post Reply" link located on the topic page.

All visitors are welcomed to post their fishing and/or hunting related reports, questions, comments, news releases, free classified ads and upload pictures to the reports/forums board page accordingly. You do have to register to post, click to register. No gambling, drugs, porn, or spam/comment posts allowed. This site receives nearly a million hits monthly and the reports/forums board page is one of the top visited page on the site.

Probably, e-mail Cole. As long as the news relates to San Diego, we will generally post it. Please make sure to put "news submission" or another tag line in the subject of your message so that we know what you're interested in. Please note, we only cover San Diego county based bands, if you're from out of SD (excluding Tijuana), sorry, we can't help.

RightMichigan.com is all about community! We want you to post away. All you have to do is sign-up, free of charge, then log in!

To post site news, go to the Add Site News page (must be a registered webmaster). You can also get there from any of the sites you represent. Go to the site page and click Add Site News under the Site News section.

Some people consider it "polite" to send an email message at the same time as they reply to a Usenet posting. The idea seems to be that their reply might otherwise be missed. However, it is not uncommon to deal with email before reading Usenet, and (especially if people forget to indicate that their reply was both mailed and posted) this means that the reply may be dealt with on the basis that there is now a one-to-one private conversation going on.

Yes. If you're a legitimate source of news, send a note to racing at motorsportsforum.com and we'll enable you for posting to an appropriate section. If you've got a newstip, you can send it to the same address. Why don't we use an @ symbol in the address? To help prevent spam.

We post news stories about a wide range of subjects. We prefer that stories be written from an anti-authoritarian perspective, but we are flexible. If you are sending us a news story, please mark it up and send it as an email attachment. Unsolicited news that isn't marked-up will be given a lower priority for posting. We reserve the right to reject news stories that don't match the purpose of this site. We can update the broken link, but PLEASE tell us which page you found it on.

Yes, just click on the "Comments ()" link under the title of the news item you want to post comments for. Then scroll to the bottom of the page and type in your name and comment. No registration is required.