[OU] Build-in RSS reader

[Luc]

Good evening list,


Is it possible to add labels to the build-in RSS reader?
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[Sebastian Oliva]

 Good evening list,
 Is it possible to add labels to the build-in RSS reader?
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Best regards,
 Luc
 http://www.dzinelabs.com
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the library and read a good book." - Groucho Marx (1890-1977) -
comedian
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Yes, you can enable the same tags that Mail uses, just open the Feeds
window, then right-click to Customize the toolbar, select Mail in the
Left Panel, and drag the Label button to the Toolbar


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Sebastian Oliva

[Luc]

Good evening Sebastian,

It was foretold that
on 06/08/2009 @ 19:04:55 GMT-0600 (which was 22:04:55 where I live)
Sebastian Oliva would write:

SO> Yes, you can enable the same tags that Mail uses, just open the Feeds
SO> window, then right-click to Customize the toolbar, select Mail in the
SO> Left Panel, and drag the Label button to the Toolbar

Tnx Sebastian but that wasn't what i was looking for. Maybe i didn't
make myself clear: i'm looking for a way to create my own labels
instead of using the build-in ones.
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Luc
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[Sebastian Oliva]

Post by Luc
Good evening Sebastian,
It was foretold that
SO> Yes, you can enable the same tags that Mail uses, just open the Feeds
SO> window, then right-click to Customize the toolbar, select Mail in the
SO> Left Panel, and drag the Label button to the Toolbar
Tnx Sebastian but that wasn't what i was looking for. Maybe i didn't
make myself clear: i'm looking for a way to create my own labels
instead of using the build-in ones.
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Best regards,
 Luc
 http://www.dzinelabs.com
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5.1 Service Pack 3 and
using the best browser: Opera.
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cry." (Kim Kehler)
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Oh, well, if you mean labels as in Gmail, those are implemented as
'filters' in M2 (the engine used by Opera on it's Mail and Feed
client).
To use it, you can right click any feed element, then select "Show In"

Post by Luc
"New Filter", here you can name your filter and either select rules

for automatic sorting of Feed Items, for it to learn the pattern or
for it to just work as a manual filter.
To access your filters you Click on the Feeds Menu (it is a drop down
menu, because it has a small arrow pointing down), and select
"Filters". This way you can sort your feed items using Filters just as
you sort mails in Gmail using Labels.

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Sebastian Oliva

[Luc]

Hello Sebastian,

It was foretold that
on 07/08/2009 @ 21:05:39 GMT-0600 (which was 00:05:39 where I live)
Sebastian Oliva would write:

<snipped a bit>

SO> Oh, well, if you mean labels as in Gmail, those are implemented as
SO> 'filters' in M2 (the engine used by Opera on it's Mail and Feed
SO> client).

Tnx Sebastian. I thought there was some setting for it in a config
file... so i could just create my custom named labels to the label
list...
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Luc
http://www.dzinelabs.com

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