Please select "Tutorial" from the "Help" menu or press "F1" on Windows.
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<title>I am not sure if I use the newest RSSOwl Version</title>
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<description>
Perform an update check at "Help" > "Check for update"<br /><br />
By default RSSOwl automatically checks for a new version after startup.<br />
This setting may be changed at "Tools" > "Preferences" > "General" > "Check for Updates after startup"
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<title>Where do I find RSS / RDF / Atom Newsfeeds?</title>
<description>
<ol>
<li>Use the Newsfeed search engine to search by keywords ("Tools" > "Search for Newsfeeds")</li>
<li>Use the Discover Newsfeed search engine to search on a website ("Tools" > "Discover Newsfeeds on Website")</li>
<li>Browse the latest best rated and personalized recommendations of AmphetaRate</li>
<li>Search at Newsfeed search sites and archives such as:
<ul>
<li>http://www.newsisfree.com</li>
<li>http://www.weblogs.com/</li>
<li>http://www.rss-verzeichnis.de/</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ol>
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<title>How do I import an OPML file into RSSOwl?</title>
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<description>
Please choose "File" > "Import From OPML..." and enter the file into
the dialog.
RSSOwl will create a new category filled with all newsfeeds from the OPML.
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<title>Updating from previous Versions</title>
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<description>
Updating an existing RSSOwl is very easy!<br /><br />
All settings and favorites should be stored in your user-home directory in a folder
called ".rssowl" that is independant from RSSOwl's installation folder.<br /><br />
On Windows ".rssowl" should be located in "/Documents and Settings/user.name/.rssowl".
On Linux / Solaris take a look at "~/.rssowl", from the console by typing "cd ~/.rssowl".
On Mac the folder is located in "~/Library/Preferences/rssowl".<br /><br />
In the case you are able to locate that folder simply copy the new RSSOwl into the
same folder of the old RSSOwl, overwriting it.<br /><br />
In the case you are not able to locate that folder simply run the old RSSOwl, goto
"Preferences" and perform "Export Settings". That export also includes your favorites.
In the new RSSOwl goto "Preferences" and select "Import Settings". That's it :).
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<title>What are the requirements to use the Internal Browser?</title>
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<description>
Requirements on Windows: Internet Explorer 5 and above<br />
Requirements on Linux: Mozilla 1.4 GTK2 and above<br />
Requirements on Mac: Panther OS X.3, Safari based<br /><br />
Please see the topic "What do I need to run the Internal Browser on Linux?"
in this FAQ how to enable Mozilla as internal browser for RSSOwl.<br /><br />
The Internal browser is currently not supported on Solaris.<br /><br />
The default browser is executed automatically if the internal
browser is not installed. The browser will open outside of
RSSOwl.<br /><br />
If you want to use any other browser than the default, please goto
"Tools" > "Preferences" > "Browser" and enter the path to the
executable of your browser. RSSOwl will pass the URL as argument
to the executable.
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<title>What do I need to run the Internal Browser on Linux?</title>
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<description>
A supported version of Mozilla must be installed (1.4 GTK2 or above 1.4).<br /><br />
Set the environment variable MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME to your Mozilla installation folder. e.g. setenv MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME /usr/lib/mozilla<br /><br />
Set the environmnent variable LD_LIBRARY_PATH to include MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME. e.g. setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH ${MOZILLA_FIVE_HOME}:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}<br /><br />
