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Sakets - 23 Mar 2007 08:59 GMT
Hello all.Please tell me what is the use of public folders in
newsgroups and discussion forums? and what is the difference between
newsgroups and discussion forums? thanks.
Lee Derbyshire [MVP] - 25 Mar 2007 01:22 GMT
> Hello all.Please tell me what is the use of public folders in
> newsgroups and discussion forums? and what is the difference between
> newsgroups and discussion forums? thanks.

Newsgroups use the NNTP protocol, and are viewed in a purpose-created
newsreader.  Discussion Forums could also be considered to be another word
for the same thing; but in my opinion, forums are more usually Web-based,
and are viewed in a browser.  In Exchange, Public Folder can be used as a
source for newsgroups; but I would say that the term 'Discussion Forums' is
not so easily to PFs.  You could say that the OWA interface to PFs can be
used as a Web-based Discussion Group, but I think that is stretching the
term somewhat.  You could use Outlook with PFs as a kind of closed
Discussion Group.

Lee.

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