Paging the newsreader in a USBisti: MesNews

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Domènec, Jan 10, 2008.

  1. Domènec

    Domènec Guest

    This newsreader has received very good comments in other groups me reads, so
    a look was taken and this was found:

    http://www.mesnews.net/gb/faq.php#cleusb

    Is it possible to move Mesnews on a removable disk or an USB stick and let
    it work on another pc?

    Yes, it is possible with your own version of MesNews, you can take your
    settings and all newsgroups with you because Mesnews stores the data in its
    own folder. Because of this is it possible to take it away (on a ZIP drive
    or an USB key for example) and let it work on an other machine without
    writing data into your register or on your hard drive.

    If MesNews is already installed you need only to copy the default folder to
    your removable device. The default folder is known as MesNews and is placed
    in the folder Program Files of your used partition. When copied you can
    launch Mesnews2.exe from your removable disk.

    If MesNews isn't installed already it should be done to get the installation
    folder. After you've copied the folder you can remove the installation. Your
    version will run seperately (the files unins*.dat and unins*.exe can be
    removed on the removable disk).

    Attention, after copying and starting MesNews you shouldn't remove the
    removable storage device when Mesnews is in use, otherwise there will be a
    lot of writing and reading actions. MesNews should be closed before removing
    the disk. In Windows XP you can use the button 'Safely remove hardware'.

    You should notice that working with MesNews is slower on a removable device.
    The transfer rate is much lower than a hard drive. The best way is to use a
    USB key of the latest generation (2.0) of course this is also possible with
    an external hard drive.
     
    Domènec, Jan 10, 2008
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  2. Domènec

    Ferger Guest

    Domènec secured a place in history by writing:
    XNews works fine on a USB stick too.
     
    Ferger, Jan 10, 2008
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  3. Having been forced to re-install XP, I now know that Opera doesn't rely
    on the registry. After the re-install it worked just fine with history
    and evfink. So I guess it would work from a USB stick. Tell you what,
    I'll try it today.

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    Paul Carmichael, Jan 11, 2008
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