Getting started with RSSOwl
Author: Benjamin Pasero, Berlin
Description: RSSOwl is a RSS & RDF newsreader written in Java using SWT as fast graphic library. Features: read RSS / RDF newsfeeds in a comfortable tabfolder, save newsfeeds in categorys, export to PDF / HTML / OPML, view news in internal browser. Languages: en, de, fr, es, gl, it, dk, nl.
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## How to save and port your user settings

Your complete user settings—including a map of your RSS Favorites, your preferences, subscriptions—are stored in an XML file format called "user.xml" that is stored in your home-directory in the folder ".rssowl/".

- To import or export your configuration files, choose Import Settings or Export Settings from the Preferences Dialog. You can choose any file name when exporting, and when importing you can choose from any valid configuration file you or anyone else has saved.

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