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OutNews is a newsreader (NNTP/RSS) plugin for Microsoft Outlook 2003 written in C# and C++. It uses MAPI as a storage and Third Party Libraries for NNTP and RSS.
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Client libraries written in C# for text-based internet protocols (so far including NNTP and Dict). These libraries are designed to reflect the RFCs of their respective protocols. With the release of the MS WCF, this project is effectively obsolete.