In this tutorial, we are going to set up the Binreader program. So that we can download files from newsgroups with Binreader. This is possible, for example, with NZB files that you have downloaded from an nzb search engine or a SpotWeb site.
Start Binreader.
The first time Binreader is started. A pop-up will appear. Select Settings.
Here we enter the news server of which you have an account. This information you can find often, in the welcome email of your Usenet provider.
Hostname is the usenet server address.
If your Usenet provider supports SSL. Then it is best to check this. However, if you are not sure about this, it is better to turn it off.
Go to the Tab User Interface. And set the langauge to you preferred language So that Binreader is displayed in your language.
Now press the button OK.
If you have entered the details of your news server correctly. Then the following screen will appear.
You are now ready to download NZB files with Binreader.
At the top left you have the button Add NZB.
You can download NZB files from for example Nzbindex.com, Binsearch.info or from SpotNet WebSites.
If it is the case that the files are not automatically extracted, see the tutorial extracting rar files.
Binreader Windows tutorial
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