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 keep content current

Keeping your newsfeed and subscription content current is a snap in RSSOwl:

- In your RSS Favorites tree, right-click any category folder, subscription folder, aggregated category or subscription, or any single newsfeed, and choose Reload (Favorites or News) from the popup menu. You can also reload the currently selected newsfeed in the Newsheader by right-clicking any article and selecting Reload News.
- Newsfeeds that are not part of a subscription also have an Auto-Update option. To use it, right-click an item chose Edit and set Auto Update>[interval] in the dialog. Default value is "none."

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