PING: The Karen

Netscape 7.2

I haven't changed my name to Karen (although it is a very nice name) but if you're looking for an older version of Netscape (well, they're ALL old) try here:

My name is not Karen but does aol allow you to use datemas.de or motzarella.org ? Both excellent, modern usenet readers, free.

I FINALLY got stuff sorted out. AOHell *might* let me use that stuff but, as I earnestly despise having to learn new stuff on the 'puter, I haven't bothered to fins out. I have been set up with News.Individual.NET and Netscape ever since AOL stopped offereing newsgroup coverage. I know how to get to the stuff I want and DO NOT want to have to learn something new. It's bad enough that DH installed AOL 9.1 and I have to find where stuff is since the screen is different. I certainly don't want to tax my brain with having to learn any new stuff so that I can read the newsgroups. I know, change is good, I just prefer to have my change somewhere NOT related to computer stuff -- LOL! CiaoMeow >^;;^<

PAX, Tia Mary >^;;^<

I think you will find that Thunderbird is just (or nearly so) like the old Netscape . . . so you won't have a learning curve. I switched several years ago and have been quite happy. And like Netscape . . . it's free.

Dianne

Tia Mary wrote:

Has anyone else been using SeaMonkey? I've been using it for a couple of years now and it's great!

That's what I use since Netscape 'went away' on my machine. No idea why, just one day Netscape wouldn't open. SeaMonkey is a Mozilla based browser like Netscape, and once I downloaded it, all my settings, saved messages etc.(from Netscape) appeared without my having to do anything.

MargW