Next time, just post your statement. Don't pretend you have a question and
waste our time. You asked. I answered. You didn't like the answer, said you
didn't believe me and stepped onto your soapbox.
Your logic eludes me. What does adding RSS feeds have to do with adding
USENET support to Outlook?
I have a patient with a huge, persistent left superior vena cava for which I
can not determine a cause. In Outlook 2007 I have an RSS feed from the NHLBI
that notifies me every time a new paper is published on this topic and takes
me straight to it. Does that help me? You betcha. Would adding USENET
support to Outlook help me? Not a chance.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
"exciter" wrote in message
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is it so difficult to add a feature which would disable subscription to
newsgroups?
If one can control acess to sex sites on int explorer, it should also be
possible
to moderate outlook for newsgroup subscriptions.
the possibility to acess the sex newsgroups does not sound a valid
argument
to make outlook stay away from newsgroups.
There are rss sites which provide sexuality explicit content too...
Then microsoft should just add privacy options for moderators, thats all.

One day ms will combine oe and outlook. This will happen sooner or later.
It is just illogical to have 2 programs doing similar things, which could
be
easily merged.

Moreover, one can also install oe to browse sex newsgroups aside
outlook...
if there is a way the company can control the installation of oe, then
there should be a feature in outlook preventing acess to newsgroups, if
outlook
will ever support newsgroups.