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Currently the email & print versions of DailyMe default to 3 articles/stories per content selection that you have made. We made this decision so that the emails were not overbearingly long and the print product did not print out too many pages.

We have gotten feedback from many of you that you would like to increase or decrease this number depending on the selection. We are currently working on incorporating a feature that will allow you to change these settings.

The DailyMe Automated Print Application feature allows users to schedule & receive their DailyMe via the printer of their choice on a schedule that they set. It involves downloading a light software application and setting your printer & delivery preferences - that's it!

Your printer will call to our database at your scheduled delivery time, generate an up-to-the-minute personalized DailyMe and send it automatically & hands-free to your printer. Nice right?

Currently, the Print Application is being supported only by PCs, not Macs :( - but it is on our upcoming technology roadmap.

You can receive news from specific sources by either choosing from our list of publishers, newspapers, journals, blogs & feeds or by importing your own RSS. It's easy!

Once you set up your account info for your DailyMe account, you will be prompted to a screen that will allow you to select your news & content. You will see 4 tabs (Categories, Sources, DailyMe Picks, RSS Feeds) and specifically look to use the 2 entitled "Sources" & "RSS Feeds".

Sources will allow you to explore the sources we currently have in our database by doing one of the following:
Enter the name of the source in the search field
Click on the first letter of the first word of the source
Type in the search field any of words that appear in the source's name; ex. New York

The Source you have selected or narrowed down will appear in the Refine column. You may either select the entire source with all of it's contents or a specific section like "MLB", "Sports" or a keyword "Hanley Ramirez". To do either of these, click on the "+" keyword link within the intended source and add the appropriate section or keyword. Once you have completed this you will click on the blue arrow and add it to Your Selections.

You can also import your own RSS Feed by clicking on the RSS Feed tab and copying and pasting the url from your intended RSS page.

If you are an iPhone user, you can access DailyMe via the web or choose any of our email delivery methods: html, pdf or text.

If you are a Blackberry/PDA user, the text version of email delivery is most optimal for reading on this device.

You must first log into the DailyMe site and click on the Edit Settings text link in the top navigation bar, upper right.

Next, select the "Delivery" tab, which will display a new delivery schedule & method field that you may add along with your current delivery schedule and method.

In this case, to change from email to online view, you would click the "X" in the field that is displaying your delivery to cancel this method.

You can log onto the DailyMe site anytime.