I've never had much luck with a.b.p.w. Most of the servers I've tried won't let me get near it, but now I've found one, and I am missing posts. Most notable the OP, which means that if any binaries are attached to the OP, I miss out.
Anyone have this problem? And if so, is there a solution?
That can be a problem at times and oddly the original post will not show but the follow up comments by the OP will. It probably has something to do with file size when it does not show up from certain posters and or providers. Some large files show up, some do not. Ain't hi-tech wonderful.
"Leon" wrote in news:Y7tSh.8101$ snipped-for-privacy@newssvr29.news.prodigy.net:
Hi tech is wonnerful! The challenge is that hosting a graphics intensive Usenet site isn't cheap. Bandwidth and storage have to be paid for, over time, by someone. Typically, with a reasonable fee, you can get a decent feed and retention. Free sites, not so often. Folks with other interests often overwhelm the graphics capable sites.
I get good service with the folks Comcast outsources to, whose name I can't remember right now. Since I need the high priced cable modem speed for work, it's a nice perk that comes along at no extra charge.
And Leon's right. There's often a little chaos in the 'Net.
Also consider Teranews.com. For a onetime fee of (think it's $3.95 or might be completely free now), you get lifetime access with a download ratio of 50 megs per day. Note that I've frequently been able to download much more than the 50 megs ratio.
On occasion. The biggest problem I have had is posting my own pictures. Sometimes they don't show up on my end; but I can view the comments as they show up as re: This isn't real common but maybe 10% of the time.
I tried that site, and found the design that Morris posted. Thanks Morris. It's similar to my own and that's good news for me. I trust your judgment and it means I'm on the right track.
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