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James Avery

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Switching to RSS Bandit Posted: Jul 12, 2005 6:47 PM
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Well, during my last re-install I took the opportunity to go ahead and switch from Feeddemon to RSS Bandit. While Nick dodged the latest bullet headed for his software its only a matter of time before my initial concerns become a reality. I would rather switch now then wait for the impending disappointment. I have heard great stuff about RSS Bandit so I figured I would give it a shot.

So far I am mostly impressed, the import went flawlessly and it has a ton of cool features. I only have a couple problems so far:

  • I get some strange setup error sometimes when I launch the tool, something about not being able to read from the resource file. Not sure where this comes from.
  • It seems to update rather sporadically, I can’t seem to force an entire folder to update… or I just haven’t figured out how yet.

I would also love to be able to configure more network connections for feed updating, I have a ton of them and wouldn’t mind RSS Bandit updating 5 of them at a time.

Other than these small issues I am pretty impressed with RSS Bandit, especially when comparing it to commercial products like Feeddemon.

-James

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