News File Grabber 4.6.0.4

Publisher review:
News File Grabber is a powerful and high efficient newsreader which lets you easily download all kinds of binary files from the newsgroups on the USENET.

There are supported all common decoding schemes, including yENC (also multi-parts with auto-combining). The program supports multiple servers, simultaneous download threads and secure server connections (SSL). It also can handle very efficiently newsgroups, which contain million of articles. It has a built-in XPAT-Search, supports NZB-files and can unpack RAR-files. You can post articles (also with files attached) as well as extract from EML/NWS-files stored on your hard disk. You do not need HJSplit in order to combine .001-, .002- ... files.

The integrated Newsgroup-Manager lets you manage your favourite newsgroups, grouping them by categories for a better overview!

With the Job-Manager you have all of your jobs under control! You can see all running, pending and already finished jobs. You can interrupt and resume jobs as well as cancel or immediately start jobs. The Job-Queue will be saved automatically.

News File Grabber is provider-independent and works with all common usenet-providers! - Already proven thousandfold!
Operating system:
Win2000,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Win98,WinServer,WinVista,WinVista x64,WinXP

Release notes:
Major Update

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