The Help Debbie Thread

[kovidgoyal]

Originally Posted by GatorDeb

I saw something about Feedburner in the feeds and recognized it from the error message... took that one off, it works great now! It was HUGE, though, so I'm taking off the feeds I don't want. I have 10 days to figure out if I can live with this one. Too bad it doesn't automatically create one once a day

Any plans to implement something in which it takes all feeds you specify and create one file? With links to each specific feed?

The only one left now is El Universal.

Thanks for the help!

You can use the command feeds2lrf to run it from the commandline and then use whatever scheduling services exist on your operating system to run it once a day.

Umm letting you specify what feeds you want and creating one file with links to them is exactly what it does now.

[GatorDeb]

How do you schedule something with WinXP or Vista?

This is what I mean with one file... right now there's a file for Newsweek, one with The Daily Kos, one with The New York Times, etc... it'd be great to have a file Feeds with links to each section (Newsweek, The Daily Kos, etc.) and then each section has its own subsections, etc. I.e. have all preinstalled feeds for Calibre come out in 1 file.

[pilotbob]

Originally Posted by GatorDeb

How do you schedule something with WinXP or Vista?

From your Start Menu go to Control Panel. If you are not in "Classic View" switch to it. You do this on the left side bar there is a link. In classic view there is an icon "Schedule Tasks".

BOb

[kovidgoyal]

Originally Posted by GatorDeb

How do you schedule something with WinXP or Vista?

This is what I mean with one file... right now there's a file for Newsweek, one with The Daily Kos, one with The New York Times, etc... it'd be great to have a file Feeds with links to each section (Newsweek, The Daily Kos, etc.) and then each section has its own subsections, etc. I.e. have all preinstalled feeds for Calibre come out in 1 file.

No, I prefer to have them in separate files. As it is the reader has trouble with single source LRFs (it often reboots while formatting them).