NewsLeecher

Usenet fans all over the world are invited to give NewsLeecher a try and uncover the wonderful functionality this award-winning program has to offer: unlimited Usenet leeching, strong encryption, powerful download automation, customizable interface, and more.

The NewsLeecher Usenet client is available as a Final and as a Beta version. Both versions are available for trial users and licensed users.
The NewsLeecher Usenet service is available in several editions: Client, Client Plus, Ready To Go, Pure Usenet. The Usenet service works with any Usenet client. All service editions are free to use for a trial period of 14 days.

NewsLeecher has a tabbed interface. The following tabs are presented on the interface: Manager, Articles, Queue, Extract, Explorer, News & Log, SuperSearch (a powerful and fully integrated Usenet search service). The nice thing is that you can pick and choose which tabs are presented on the interface. Click the + button that looks like a browser’s New Tab button and you will be invited to select which tabs you want to see on the interface and which you want to hide away.

NewsLeecher’s interface provides support for themes. From the Toolbox you can select one of several themes: Modern Blue, Gray Toner, Dark Night. No matter which theme you go for, one thing remains unchanged: you won’t have any problems using the interface to access all the functionality NewsLeecher has to offer.

Speaking about functionality, here’s a quick look at NewsLeecher’s main features and functions: SuperLeech function that can be used to automatically download articles; SuperSearch feature that allows you to search multiple Usenet groups at once; support for NZB files; Group Browsing feature that allows you to easily access your favorite Usenet newsgroups; Repair & Extract feature that automatically handles the management of Usenet article downloads; user friendly and customizable interface; unlimited Usenet leeching; strong 256-bit SSL encryption; and more.

NewsLeecher puts lots of useful functionality at your fingertips. If you’re a Usenet fan, you definitely need to give this software a try.