Thursday, July 31, 2003

RSS Explorer. RSS Explorer - "RSSExplorer is a tool that looks for RSS feeds while you browse. On every page you visit it looks for the autodiscovery link. If it finds one it displays it. You can then subscribe to the feed by clicking a button." (via Yahoo Groups - Aggregators) ...And it works for Radio. I'm going to test this out as soon as I can. The problem is that I hardly surf the Web anymore. Everything I want comes in via my aggregator. Still, I can't wait to try it out. Update - I couldn't wait, so I downloaded it. It works like a charm. I threw my URL in there and it grabbed my RSS Feed and with two clicks, I added it to Radio. Wowser!! [Library Stuff] 5:28:53 PM    comment []

RSSMaster. "RSS, Rich Site Summary or Real Simple Syndication, whatever you call it, is the easiest way you can make your news and/or articles available to a much wider audience." "RSSMaster is a .NET class library which helps you generate RSS feeds for your web site with a few lines of code. It supports both 0.91 (the most popular) and 2.0 (the newest) versions of RSS. RSSMaster is fully customizable and totally FREE. (via Feedster) Or, you can make it easier for yourself and use a blogging tool like Radio, MovableType, etc and your feed will be created automatically for you. GASP!!! [Library Stuff] 5:27:11 PM    comment []

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