Ozum 5.06

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Powerful newsreader and file downloader optimized for images, sound & video with a built-in cross-group search engine. Ozum lets you preview and listen to individual parts of multipart audio or video files before downloading and assembling the whole file. Includes a built-in viewer for images, programmable automatic news scanning robot and free autoposter with auto generating image indexes. Automatically downloads, assembles and decodes binary files, including rar and par files, supports yEnc. Use Ozum search engine and active binary groups directory to instantly find and download Usenet files. Ozum lets you do in seconds what normally takes hours.

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