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Sygate
Newsgroups
Sygate
Newsgroups* were designed so that users can interact with
each other, exchanging important tips, expressing participants'
opinions as well as useful information for general purposes.
If you need technical support with our software, please email
our Sygate technical support team at http://www.sygate.com/support/forms.htm
instead.
* We reserve
the right to remove inflammatory and inappropriate postings.
To
setup an account for Sygate newsgroup using outlook express.
- Click
on "start", "program", "outlook express"
- Select
"tools", "accounts..."
- Select
"News", click "Add" and then select "News..."
- Enter
your name under "Display Name:"
- Enter
your email address under "E-mail Address:"
- Enter
207.33.111.124
under "News (NNTP) Server:"
- Click
finish to complete.
- Click
close to continue and you will be prompt to subscribe the
newsgroup you want to join.
- Select
newsgroup(s) name and click "Subscribe"
To post
a new message on the selected newsgroup.
- Select
"New Post" button, type your message and click "send" button
to post.
To reply
to a specific message on the newsgroup.
- Select
"Reply Group" button, type your message and click "Send"
button to post.
To check
for latest messages posted on this newsgroup.
- Click
on news.sygate.com on your left and check the box for "New
messages only" on your right
- Select
"Synchronize Account" to get the latest messages posted
on the newsgroup.
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