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This software directly converts PDF files to dozens of common image formats such as TIFF, JPEG, PNG, BMP, PCX, GIF, WMF, EMF, TGA and without compromising the quality.

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Not to mention that if you do choose Giganews, you get a discount on NewsLeecher (but hey, the trial version works just as well вЂ“ you can just download a crack for it вЂ“ which they should have thought of and not even allowed a trial although that seems stupid because most people want to know what they are buying before they buy it but they should have at least limited your supersearches to 1 and not 10 if not zero and allowed only 1 NZB to be imported) But I wanted the little company to grow and to have later versions be improved upon and they canвЂ™t do that unless people are buying the software.A fast and cost-effective way to convert single and batch PDF files to image formats. Also you get the Giganews Accelerator (for downloads) which well, does what it says really. He mentioned Giganews (which he wrote allows 10 connections and might have at the time he or she wrote this article but they allow 20 connections now) and it is by far the best service out there. The Author did make one more intelligent remark regarding usenet other than the Newsbin Client.

I would suggest just shelling out 20 bills to buy a good client such as Newsbin or NewsLeecher (I mean you are paying for a usenet service so you might as well pay for the client).

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Newsbin (a usenet client is nice, but like the author mentioned вЂ“ it is not free and neither is NewsLeech (Which I prefer over Newsbin). All of those engines suck and you didnвЂ™t even mention the best one. Your article about top Usenet search engines is terrible. Well if you are not a complete moron you ALT SELECT the files you want, just as you would with your OS (if you are using windows). Also the author mentions something about having to click a ton of files to download them when you search and that is why he uses NZBвЂ™S instead. Also, if your Usenet Client does not have an integrated search feature to search usenet then it is useless. NEWZBIN.COM is also excellent but it is about 3$ per month. NZBSRUS is BY FAR the BEST NZB search engine for the FREE ones. Oh, and yes it seems to work under Wine in Linux.

The interface is intuitive and fast and it does provide access to several features that are definitely missing in Newsbin. This step is no longer required in Alt.Binz.ДЄlt.Binz is a great free Usenet client which I will definitely keep an eye on even though I have paid for Newsbin.

Now with Newsbin I usually visit the website of those search engines and download the NZB from those websites.

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A full server wide search is supported as well. Supported are respected sites like Newzleech, Binsearch and several others. That's a great feature and I hope the guys at Newsbin will implement it soon. Alt.Binz has some Usenet search engines directly integrated into the program interface that provide access to NZBs. Newsbin provides direct access to Usenet groups while Alt.Binz does not, at least not in the way I have been using it for years. I had no troubles adding the Giganews server information to the client and support for the Giganews Accelerator was given as well. Instead of clicking on hundreds of files to download them you can simply load one NZB.ДЄlt.Binz looks like a great client. NZB files contain information about multiple files and their location on the Usenet. You don't want your ISP or someone else snooping on your traffic finding out what you are downloading, right ? And NZBs are a a standard that makes it a lot easier to download from the Usenet. Multiple connections is a no brainer, Giganews (the best Usenet Provider) provides access to ten connections to their servers and a client should support that to maximize the speed from the server.

Let me explain why I think that those three are essential. These features are multiple connections and SSL and NZB Support. But John Tash send me an email a while ago asking about my opinion about the news client Alt.Binz and I finally found some time to check it out.ДЄlt.Binz is a free Usenet client that supports several of the most important features a news client should have. I'm sometimes getting asked if there are free alternatives to Newsbin and I always have to say that I have not tested any of them. It's not a free software and I made the purchase because at that time it was definitely the best client available. I'm very fond of the Usenet client Newsbin which I have been using for many years.

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