How do i add this discussion group to my newsreader

J

JoAnn Paules

You'd be better off asking your question of the tech support department of
Newzcrawler.
 
L

lorrie

hi graham thanks for the reply,

it asks me to set it up in the preferences, all it requires is

News (NNTP) Server - which you told me is
microsoft.public.word.docmanagement - i put this in but i get error message
11004 (i will have to look this number up)

there is also "port" - what number should i enter here (it already enters
default numbers here)

there is a "Use secure connection (SSL)"

and

logon to server ( user & password boxes)

Help
 
L

lorrie

hi graham thanks for the reply,

it asks me to set it up in the preferences, all it requires is

News (NNTP) Server - which you told me is
microsoft.public.word.docmanagement - i put this in but i get error message
11004 (i will have to look this number up)

there is also "port" - what number should i enter here (it already enters
default numbers here)

there is a "Use secure connection (SSL)"

and

logon to server ( user & password boxes)

Help
 
L

Lorrie

Hi, i managed to get it to work, the server name had a space after it,
i'm just using newscrawler to post this message, hope it works..
thanks for your help
Lorrie
17/03/2007 15:16:47
 
G

Graham Mayor

The server is msnew.microsoft.com
as stated in my earlier post and in the link!
The port will be 119
The connection is not secure
You won't need a logon

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP


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J

JoAnn Paules

That's why I suggested starting with your newsreader's tech support. They'll
be able to tell you what to use.
 
J

Jay Freedman

Look more closely at Graham's response:

Leave the default port number, and do not check the SSL box or the
logon box (this is a public news server, so it doesn't need any logon
information).

After you connect to the news server, then you can set which newsgroup
you want to read.

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
newsgroup so all may benefit.
 

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