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On 2001-09-23 nowhere@nowhere.co.uk said:

   > > >Anyway, who can be stuffed copying it to DOS? Are there DOS
   > > >newsreaders? I doubt there are...
   >
   > >There are many DOS-based web browsers...
   >
   >He said newsreader.

DOS web browsers usually include a newsreader.
For those which don't, stand-alone DOS-based
newsreaders are widely available for download
from the 'Net.