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A newsreader enables users to access a newsgroup to read previously entered messages called?
articles
What is a previously entered news group message called?
article
What is is an online area where users have written discussions?
newsgroup/message board
What is an unsolicited email message or newsgroup posting sent?
The answer you're looking for is "Spam" .
What is an abusive or personally insulting email message or newsgroup posting called?
Flames
What is the term for characters such as or used to express emotion in an email message or newsgroup article?
flames
What is a unsolicited email message or newsgroup article sent to many recipients or newgroups at once?
Spam.
What are some good newsgroup readers?
There are so many good newsgroup readers. A few good newsgroup readers are newshosting client, binreader,unison and so many more good newsgroup readers.
What does cbf mean?
Can't Be F***ed An acronym or text message used in online chat, IM, e-mail, blogs, or newsgroup postings.
What the difference between newsgroup and websites?
Wow, that's a little difficult but I'll try. First you need to understand the difference between the Internet and the World Wide Web (WWW). The Internet is a network of interconnected locations that are able to send, receive and forward electronic data. The WWW is a collection of addresses (websites) that use the Internet for people to visit them. A newsgroup is one of many thousands of special interest groups that make up the Usenet. When a person posts a message on a newsgroup the Internet is used to send copies of that message to all of the many places (hosts) on the Internet that subscribe to Usenet. So the message is repeated at many locations all over the world and people can go to any of many locations/hosts that subscribe to Usenet to download/read newsgroup messages. Whereas, a website is in a single location. If you post a message on a website people must go to the specific address of that website to see what you posted. If someone puts an inappropriate message on a website the owner of that website can remove it. A message posted to a newsgroup is sent to thousands of different places all over the world and, therefore, impossible to delete. This is a flawed explanation but it was about the best I could do in a few? words.
What doesit mean when the tex message says ok...?
A text message that says 'OK' is usually a reply to a message you have previously sent.
How can you locate a previously used command from the history list in Linux?
You can easily cycle through previously entered commands by pressing the Up key.
