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uzzer asked a question in Opera on October 05, 2008 11:46:

no icons displayed on the personal bar

My boomarks in the personal bar used to show icons next to their titles but this is no longer so. How can fix it?

A comment on the discussion "Offtopic: Google wants your ideas!" in Google:

I'll do that right now. Thanks! – Eric Suesz, on September 28, 2008 17:04

A comment on the discussion "Offtopic: Google wants your ideas!" in Google:

Sure! – uzzer, on September 28, 2008 17:02

Lane Becker replied on September 28, 2008 16:13 to the discussion "Offtopic: Google wants your ideas!" in Google:

How about if we just move it to the Google section of the site?

uzzer marked one of bpasero's replies in RSSOwl as useful. bpasero replied to the question "where is the RSSOwl cache stored?".

uzzer started a conversation in Google on September 28, 2008 10:20:

Offtopic: Google wants your ideas!

This is not directly related to the GetSatisfaction service but it does have something to do with it.

Without doubt GetSatisfaction is as a space not only for reporting bugs and nusiances but sharing new ideas as well. I am convinced that it is a natural hub for people with ideas, creative spirit and passion for innovation. This is why I'd like to tell you about this Google event: http://www.project10tothe100.com, deadline is October 20th, 2008.

PS:
If the GS team consider this message as spamful, I utterly agree on its deletion. :)

bpasero replied on September 28, 2008 09:28 to the question "where is the RSSOwl cache stored?" in RSSOwl:

The actual DB is located in C:\Documents and Settings\your.name\.rssowl2\.metadata\.plugins\org.rssowl.core

uzzer replied on September 27, 2008 18:08 to the question "where is the RSSOwl cache stored?" in RSSOwl:

Hm, I see this can serve as a backup but there are too many non-related files (dll-s, java files, etc) which add up to the size of the cache.

bpasero replied on September 27, 2008 17:30 to the question "where is the RSSOwl cache stored?" in RSSOwl:

You should backup the .rssowl2 folder in C:/Documents and Settings/your.name

Ben

uzzer asked a question in RSSOwl on September 27, 2008 16:40:

where is the RSSOwl cache stored?

How can I save the RSSOwl cache? What I want to do is to save (in a single file preferably) all content which has been downloaded from the feeds when browsing them.

uzzer shared an idea in RSSOwl on September 27, 2008 10:15:

automated backup of feeds

Currently the way to backup feeds is to manually export them to a single file. What about an option to set RSSOwl to automatically export the feeds to a predefined file (in a predefined folder) upon exit of the program?

uzzer asked a question in RSSOwl on September 27, 2008 10:06:

link to getsatisfaction.com/rssowl on the main page of RSSOwl?

I haven't noticed a link to the forum here in GS on the main page of RSSOwl. Is there any?

uzzer started following the question "Deactivate and Substitute Opera's built-in feedreader" in RSSOwl.

uzzer marked one of d@vid seaward's replies in Wakoopa as useful. d@vid seaward replied to the idea "Wakoopa as a software update notifier".

d@vid seaward replied on September 26, 2008 19:36 to the idea "Wakoopa as a software update notifier" in Wakoopa:

Perhaps you could integrate with (or buy out or sell to :) Software Informer? Their tool has this focus. From my review at http://wakoopa.com/software/software-...

"Looks at all installed software rather than running software, and focuses on updates rather than use. Provides forums for user-based Q&A. Not as pretty or social as Wakoopa, but results in a bigger list of watched software."

d@vid seaward started following the idea "Wakoopa as a software update notifier" in Wakoopa.

charles started following the idea "easily discover new interesting software" in Wakoopa.

charles replied on September 18, 2008 16:20 to the idea "easily discover new interesting software" in Wakoopa:

Discover new interesting software is for me the most importante feature of wakoopa. Actually it's very limited.
The classification of the office 2.0 database is most efficient to discover new aps.
here : http://o20db.com/db/setup/

1) kind of software sorting by frequency
2) then Suggestion by kind of software

Thanx

A comment on the question "Save menus layout?" in Microsoft Corporation:

Thank you! – uzzer, on September 18, 2008 10:15

Corey Gouker replied on September 18, 2008 10:07 to the question "Save menus layout?" in Microsoft Corporation:

http://blogs.msdn.com/alspeirs/archiv...

That may help. So you'd export the ribbon as XML. If you don't have Visual Studio you could grab one of the Express editions:
http://www.microsoft.com/express/

I'm still looking into a much simpler way to do the export and import though.