Uudecode Software

Multithreaded usenet news downloader downloads FOUR files at once!
MailGrab is a command-line POP3 reader
Editor's Pick Award
Download FOUR files at once from usenet news!
Editor's Pick Award
Automatically download thousands of pictures
Editor's Pick Award
Automatically download thousands of pictures
Editor's Pick Award
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$10.00 - Jim Lawless

MailGrab is a command-line POP3 reader supporting binary attachments.



$26.95 - SB-Software

QuadSucker/News downloads FOUR news articles at once, making it four times faster than single-threaded news readers. It's perfect for all types of groups: GIF, JPEG, MP3, MPG, RAR, ZIP, and more! Supports yEnc. Fully functional - no disabled fea



$19.00 - Brainchild

Picture Patrol builds huge collections of free pictures overnight. Unlike ordinary newsreaders that require your constant intervention, it independently downloads articles from newsgroups, decodes pictures attached to them and saves them to disk.



$19.00 - Brainchild

Picture Patrol builds huge collections of free pictures overnight. Unlike ordinary newsreaders that require your constant intervention, it independently downloads articles from newsgroups, decodes pictures attached to them and saves them to disk.



 
Automatically download thousands of pictures

Picture Patrol XP
$19.00 - Brainchild

Picture Patrol builds huge collections of free pictures overnight. It uses a simple interface to replace what once was a time-consuming task with essentially some settings and a few mouse clicks. Unlike ordinary newsreaders that require your constant intervention, Picture Patrol independently downloads articles from your favorite newsgroups, decodes the attached pictures and saves them to the directories you set, grouped by date and newsgroup.



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