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Android Newsgroup Downloader is an advanced multithreaded newsgroup downloader program for alt.binaries newsgroups. His main responsibility is to handle large files like music, programs, films and archives. Android Newsgroup Downloader is very useful for downloading pictures and other small attachments. Android uses a queue-oriented design. It is drag and drop the files into the queue (or "to-do list") and Android automatically downloads them for you. Android downloads any type of file from a newsgroup, including VOB, MPEG, MPG, AVI, MP3, WAV, JPG, JPEG, GIF, BMP, PCX, rar, par, exe, and more! Supports all common encodings including uudecode, yEnc, mime, and base64. Android is has many user friendly features, including a built in queue manager that your "to-do" list saved from session to session, and a built-in history, in the eye, what you downloaded, keep it. Android Newsgroup Downloader main features: Android is designed for handling large newsgroups. Newsgroups with hundreds of thousands or even millions of jobs are absolutely no problems with Android. Android is a queue-oriented design. You drag and drop the desired entries from the list of available positions to Android's queue, where they are downloaded. Android remembers his queue from one session to the next, and remembers what you have already downloaded. Android Newsgroup header stores the session from one another. That is, you do not have half an hour of re-downloading headers 2 million, that huge alt.binaries group. Android is multithreaded. Android accelerates the great multi-part messages downloaded by the parts in parallel. Android Newsgroup Downloader limitations: Nag Screen What is new in the Android Newsgroup Downloader: Improvements to compatibility with Windows Vista for all four news reader. The "Explore the download directory 'command should now work correctly under Vista.
