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    Yes, they are available as newsgroups (but that has nothing to do with Outlook).
    Chris Cox Guest

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    To access the forum through OE, just use the forum server address of [url]www.adobeforums.com[/url], signing in with your registered user name and password. This forum is found as adobe.photoshop.windows.

    Regards,

    Daryl
    Daryl Pritchard Guest

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    But I use Outlook Express as a newsgroup reader and normally you have to click a link to do so I thought? Can someone point me in the right direction by providing a link or something? Thank you.
    cadman_meg Guest

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    You will need to set OE using...
    Tools>Accounts>Add>News
    Fill in the info for name & email, then for the server use...
    adobeforums.com
    and fill in your password.
    Then you download the list of groups, and subscribe to the ones you
    want to read regularly. You can also read a group without subscribing.
    When using a newsreader to reply to a message in Adobeforums, be sure
    to avoid quoteing-in-full the previous message, as it gets redundant
    for the web forum users, who see the whole thread already. This is
    different from the usual quote conventions on Usenet, where you are
    usually expected to quote the relevant parts of the previous message
    in your reply.
    Other groups on Usenet include...
    alt.graphics.photoshop & comp.graphics.apps.photoshop
    These are not on Adobe's server, so you will need to set up a
    different account for the rest of the Usenet newsgroups; your ISP
    probably carries newsgroups and they can tell you their server name.
    OE is just one of several newsreader programs available, some of them
    free, and OE is a rather poor one at that. I use Forte Agent, and they
    have a free version, Free Agent. And there are some others that are
    very good, so I am told.
    Shank Williams Guest

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    You can use OE as newreader, ya know, Chris.
    Not a good one, but it does work.

    Mac
    Mac McDougald Guest

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    Although I don't use OE as newsreader, the basic drill is same for any of
    them:
    Set up new news server:
    [url]www.adobeforums.com[/url]
    use username/password for it.
    Then subscribe to the groups on the adobe server that you want to read.

    Mac
    Mac McDougald Guest

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