Would you happen to know which Amiga UseNet postings would have been included on the NetNews offline CD's ? Do you know of any other such collections ?
I have NetNews Offline Vol.2 and it have 3 months of published articles since the release of NetNews Offline Vol.1
Here are the contents from the backcover:
comp.sys.amiga.*: 83.087 articles.
com.unix.amiga: 887 articles.
rec.games.video.cd32: 507 articles.
comp.sys.cbm 5.955 articles.
de.comp.sys.amiga.*: 14.535 articles.
de.comm.software.ums: 838 articles.
fide.ger.{amiga|amiprog}: 2.721 articles.
z-netz.rechner.amiga.*: 23.427 articles.
and some others not directly amiga related like comp.perphs.scsi, comp.lang.rexx.
The newsgroups post archives were archived by the
CD Publishing Corporation.
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