You can also browse all posts in a single group by using the Browse button on e.g.
So there's absolutely no chance of spelling errors or the like: you're getting exactly what you'd get by downloading headers, but in a fraction of the time, using a fraction of the bandwidth, and with no danger of losing all your data if the app crashes. You *don't* have to download the NZBs provided by the original poster.
When you add these files to the queue, the sites generate NZBs dynamically - they're not pre-posted by users - and Alt.binz handles them as intermediate files to get the message IDs (though you can save them if you want). The only difference is that most sites have some kind of autogrouping function, so collections of files are grouped together under the same subject (something that's on the cards for the next version of Newsleecher, btw). These index files directly from Usenet, so the subject lines you see are *exactly the same* as the headers you would ordinarily download yourself. Yes, you can use external NZBs with it, but really the best way is to search with the inbuilt search engines. I think you misunderstand how Alt.binz works.
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