Feed for All
Easily create, edit and publish rss feeds. New RSS feeds can be quickly and easily created with FeedForAll. Advanced features enable you to create professional looking rss feeds quickly. Existing RSS feeds can be repaired and enhanced with FeedForAll. RSS feeds generated by other means can be automatically repaired, so that they conform to the RSS 2.0 specification. Feeds can also be exported to various file formats and easily incorporated into websites.
Existing feeds can be enhanced to contain advanced feed properties, and give them a more professional look. Day to day feed maintenance can be handled simply with FeedForAll. Features such as automatic publication date handling and field defaults enables users to keep their feeds up to date with minimal effort. Simply put, FeedForAll is everything you want and expect from a RSS creation and maintenance tool.
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3 Comments
Matt Hartley
November 9th, 2004
at 2:47pm
I have been using for a few days now. To be honest I am impressed. It is so easy to use and it's perfect for doing something like a Web Comic as well. Works great, can be used for free. I would definitely suggest trying it out. ;o)
kbavandi
November 10th, 2004
at 8:57am
Take a look at Optimal Desktop. Optimal Desktop is a Matrix tabbed based RSS reader\web browser\ File manager. With the Matrix configuration you can book mark thousands of links and view each in its own window. You can select headlines from different feeds and publsih the headlines as a new feed. You can also publish your links as a feed or a tabbed browser file. Take a look at my blog site, both the XML files and the Feli-X files are generated by Optimal Desktop. http://optimalaccess.blogspot.com
Anonymous
November 10th, 2004
at 5:41pm
Chris, I found FeedForAll 1.0's lack of support for importing Blogger's Atom 0.3 feeds disheartening… =(
– Richard Barnet