On 22 Sep 2009 05:07:46 GMT, in alt.binaries.crafts.pictures "Lucy"
<lucy@gmail.com> wrote:
>nederland<yenc@powerpost.nl> wrote:
>
>>Thank you niemand for sharing gn2009
>>it works great
>>
>>
>Where was this posted, I don't seem to see it
>
Lucy, you are aware of the Usenet term "sockpuppet?
Be very careful of accepting anything as "truth" from
a NL address in this group. There is only _one_ person
who posts his crap away from the group and then
"Pied Pipers" the suckers to it.
There is no new news in that statement for those that
have been subscribed to ABCP for any length of time.
He (Jean) is not very inventive and is easily seen through once
the above information is considered as part of your Usenet
experience.
As with <noone2> I will _help_ you get these files.
Trust me, you will do so only once.
I see <noone2> is an eager beaver to the bait<g>
The day Jean uploads anything to Usenet without a
drama of any variety is the day I will eat my hat.
First.
Search using known terms (regular expression) on this link:
http://www.binsearch.info
I used:"GN2009" to get this:
http://www.binsearch.info/?q=GN2009&max=250&adv_age=99&server=/?q=GN2009&max=250&adv_age=99&server=
Second.
Create a NZB file and save it
Third.
Load the saved NZB file to Ozum
Fourth.
Download one file (usually *.rar or *.part.001)
and open the file in WinRaR to check the download is
actually what is advertised.
Yes, people do do what you are thinking.
There is one of the major problems with FTD posters.
and to be fair.. it is _mainly_ because they are clueless
on naming stuff, so they get confused very easily.
Fifth.
Where "what you see is what you get" proceed with the
download.
Sixth..
Have fun sorting what you just spent good effort in
downloading.
There is more.. a lot more, but hey..!.. "discovery" is the
only way some people learn.
Good luck
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