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1. NETNEWSWIRE 3 FULL VERSION
2. NETNEWSWIRE 3 UPDATE
3. NETNEWSWIRE 3 FULL
4. NETNEWSWIRE 3 SOFTWARE
5. NETNEWSWIRE 3 CODE

NETNEWSWIRE 3 UPDATE

When I cite another source, I like to put the citation and link at the top of the article and block quote the original text. I just wish I could customize this feature. This new entry contains the originally selected article and a link to the source. If you see an interesting article from another RSS feed, choosing Post to Weblog will create a new entry in the Weblog Editor. One of NetNewsWire’s nicer touches is the Post to Weblog option.

NETNEWSWIRE 3 CODE

If I’m writing something longer or something that contains HTML code or entities, I’ll do my writing in BBEdit first so I can easily validate my code before posting. Personally, I only use the Weblog editor for short, simple entries. You can also add custom HTML tags to a pop-up menu, and you can of course write your own HTML in the entry body instead. It has buttons for bold and italicized text and a button to create hyperlinks. The Weblog editor has some very basic HTML features. For systems that support categories, there will be two ways to select categories. For systems that support URLs associated with entries, the URL field is activated. If you are using a system that supports titles for entries, the title field will show. The bottom of the Sites Drawer contains a brief description of the selected feed.ĭifferent Weblog systems support somewhat different features, so the interface of the Weblog Editor is slightly altered depending on the configuration of the selected Weblog. Personal Weblogs are divided up alphabetically. There are also categories for different languages. The Sites Drawer links to a very large number of RSS feeds, broken down into categories such as Fun, Macintosh, and Science. This seems to use the same RSS Discovery feature as the aforementioned Subscribe option.Ī more interesting approach to subscriptions is the Sites Drawer. If you’re using a Web browser and see a page you want to subscribe to in NetNewsWire, you can use the “Subscribe in NetNewsWire” item in the Services submenu.

Otherwise, you can just enter the address for the Web site’s home page and NetNewsWire will try to find the site’s feed based on some standard naming conventions.

NETNEWSWIRE 3 FULL

If you know the full address to the RSS feed, you can enter it here. The first is the Subscribe command, which displays a sheet that asks for the RSS URL for the new feed. NetNewsWire offers several ways to subscribe to news feeds.

NETNEWSWIRE 3 FULL VERSION

This review will focus on the full version of NetNewsWire, but will also note some of the differences between the two versions.

NETNEWSWIRE 3 SOFTWARE

Since Michael’s article first appeared, Ranchero Software has released the full version of NetNewsWire, which includes some advanced news reading features, a Weblog editor, a Notepad, and AppleScript support. As a result, you can always see the most up-to-date articles from your favorite Web sites without spending countless hours typing in URLs. That’s all sounds nice and good, but what does it mean for the average user? After you set up your RSS subscriptions in NetNewsWire, it periodically checks for new articles, downloads them, and displays them in an easy-to-read format. Although an RSS feed can look rather intimidating at first, an aggregator like NetNewsWire can easily parse the contents of the feed and generate a summary of the Web site. The RSS format defines a specific set of rules for describing the content of a Web site. A few months back, Michael Tsai introduced many ATPM readers to Really Simple Syndication (RSS) and NetNewsWire Lite.