FAA advisory voids IFR certification for GPS's!!!

On 5/28/2007 10:32:09 AM, "Jim Carter" wrote:

I'd like to know what reader you're using.

I use a Windows-based reader called Newsman Pro, which is actually a payware
product found he www.newsmanpro.com

This newsreader may be more feature-rich than you prefer, though. Instead,
you would be served well by using Outlook Express and Steve Foley's
directions (posted previously here - thanks, Steve) of how to configure it to
block posters and their replies.

Good luck and hope to see you back in r.a.p. We need some more good signal
makers there.

--
Peter

I was using OE for my school work at Univ of Phoenix, but it seems to
maintain a separate address book. I've yet to figure out how to maintain
a single address book for Outlook and Outlook Express. If that could be
done then I'd go back to OE for all my news services. I prefer the
single AB because I use a Blackberry and sync Outlook between my home
and work laptops.

-----Original Message-----
From: Peter R. [mailto Posted At: Monday, May 28, 2007 1:06 PM
Posted To: rec.aviation.owning
Conversation: FAA advisory voids IFR certification for GPS's!!!
Subject: Off-topic - Was: FAA advisory voids IFR certification
for
GPS's!!!

On 5/28/2007 10:32:09 AM, "Jim Carter" wrote:

I'd like to know what reader you're using.

I use a Windows-based reader called Newsman Pro, which is actually a
payware
product found he www.newsmanpro.com

This newsreader may be more feature-rich than you prefer, though.
Instead,
you would be served well by using Outlook Express and Steve Foley's
directions (posted previously here - thanks, Steve) of how to
configure it
to
block posters and their replies.

Good luck and hope to see you back in r.a.p. We need some more good
signal
makers there.

--
Peter

In article 000e01c7a162$45d878b0$4b01a8c0@omnibook6100,
"Jim Carter" wrote:

I was using OE for my school work at Univ of Phoenix, but it seems to
maintain a separate address book. I've yet to figure out how to maintain
a single address book for Outlook and Outlook Express. If that could be
done then I'd go back to OE for all my news services. I prefer the
single AB because I use a Blackberry and sync Outlook between my home
and work laptops.

Mozilla's Thunderbird will also work with UoP.

On Mon, 28 May 2007 14:05:57 -0400, "Peter R."
wrote:

On 5/28/2007 10:32:09 AM, "Jim Carter" wrote:

I'd like to know what reader you're using.

I use a Windows-based reader called Newsman Pro, which is actually a payware
product found he www.newsmanpro.com

This newsreader may be more feature-rich than you prefer, though. Instead,
you would be served well by using Outlook Express and Steve Foley's
directions (posted previously here - thanks, Steve) of how to configure it to
block posters and their replies.

Good luck and hope to see you back in r.a.p. We need some more good signal
makers there.

I like Forte's Agent.

www.forteinc.com