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The browser I have chosen to discuss today is MIMO. MIMO is free for Giganews Diamond account users, it can also be purchased separately. However, at this time it only works with a Giganews account and server. My intentions are that my instructions are generic enough to be used with any browser or service provider. There are basically 2 or 3 things required for you to be able to begin Fast Cash Biz downloading articles from a news server: A good newsgroup server - this is a computer located somewhere on the internet which has a large repository of articles, and is willing to give or sell you access to their content. A newsgroup browser - a program that runs on your operating system and is able to access the articles on the newsgroup server.Depending on your chosen browser, you may also need to use an indexing site to search for articles that you want to see. Usenet Service Providers

The most important thing to do is choose a good Usenet service provider. Commercial access to servers typically runs from about $8-$35 per month, depending on features and if you want to pay monthly or yearly, etc. I have reviews for several of the commercial providers on my site, but for the purposes of this article I have decided to use Giganews. I have had many years of experience with Giganews and have never been disappointed, they have excellent performance and article retention, plus, if you need it, their support is great as well. In the interest of full disclosure, I should mention that I get free accounts from several different providers, including Giganews.

There used to be a lot of free news readers, however, most of them have been abandoned by their authors and don't have the latest features, such as built-in RAR, PAR, NZB and SVF file support. Most commercial browsers have all those features and more, at a decent price. Since I am using Giganews for this guide, I will also use their browser, MIMO. It is provided for free with a diamond account and has all the built-in features I listed above, plus it has been optimized to use search features that tie directly in to the Giganews servers, eliminating the need for an indexing site.

For the purposes of this guide I chose Giganews, primarily because they provide me with an account and a free browser. I know others don't have that luxury, so I would recommend that you look at my web site, listed in the resource box below, to help you choose a service provider that you like and can afford. You can also choose one of the free servers that I list on my site, if you find one that carries a group that you want; you should be aware that free servers, typically, do not carry binaries groups. Using a free server can be an inexpensive way to configure your browser and learn how to use it. Once again, since I am using Giganews, I am also using their browser. It is called MIMO and may be downloaded directly from Giganews. The browser is currently in active development and is considered Beta, but my experience has been that it is very stable.

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