Today I tried to export my RSS feeds from RSS Bandit into an OPML file and import it into Internet Explorer 7.
To my surprise, the import feature is located under the "Add to Favorites" button in IE7. Not the best organization of menus, I’d say. My next surprise was that Import Wizard did not import anything and did not prompt any reasonable error message.
It took me 5 minutes to find the source of the problem and create a workaround. Here is one simple step to make your RSS Bandit’s OPML valid for IE7: open you OPML file in text editor and replace [xmlUrl="] with [type="rss" xmlUrl="].
That’s it. At least it worked for me.
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Becoming familiar with Internet Explorer 7. How to import RSS feeds
Published by Andrew | Wednesday, 01 November, 2006
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Published by Johan, Thursday, 10 July, 2008Does wrike support rss files? and if so where do i find it?
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Published by Andrew, Thursday, 10 July, 2008The feeds are available on every folder's page, just right click on the RSS icon and select "Copy Shortcut", to copy the feed link into your browser.
Here you can find more information: http://www.wrike.com/faq/can_i_subscribe_to_my_tasks_via_rss.jsp
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