#QUITERSS BLACK SCREEN HOW TO#
The date was given in European format (2-digit day.2-digit month.2-digit year) and I figured out how to fix that, too. I changed it to good old Arial 11 so I can read it without binoculars. The font that comes off the rack with the program is some off the wall typeface I’ve never heard of and the size was miniscule. I also figured out how to resize the type and change the font. Unfortunately, I still had to go into the properties on every stupid feed and untick the box so it would display the way I want it to. It only took me about an hour to set up QuiteRS on my Windows 11 machine. QuiteRSS does almost everything NewsFox did, except it’s not set into a browser so I can’t use the browser “Find” feature to find words in the text, and when I want to look something up, I have to go to another program (web browser) instead of to another tab. Then I spent about two hours going through and deleting the defunct and abandoned feeds and completed webcomics and then I had to go into properties on each and every cotton-picking feed and untick a box so QuiteRSS would display the whole webpage instead of just a “headline.” Then I could export a clean copy of the.
#QUITERSS BLACK SCREEN WINDOWS 7#
So I set up QuiteRSS on my Windows 7 machine and imported the great mishmash of past and present blog and webcomic feeds I had on NewsFox. Fortunately, I had already exported the “dirty” version of the feeds, but when I tried to reload the feeds in NewsFox (which runs in the FireFox browser I stopped updating about three years ago just before it was going to stop supporting NewsFox), it discombobulated. Which is good, because this evening I was trying to clean up my NewsFox feeds so I could export only the feeds I actually wanted and accidentally deleted a bunch of feeds I didn’t mean to. I think I’ve finally found one: QuiteRSS. I follow a bunch of blogs and webcomics, and NewsFox organized them all in one place and made it so simple to keep up with them. One of the things that has been holding up my transfer to the new computer was finding a feed reader that worked as well as the old NewsFox reader that FireFox had. The Queen was two years younger than my mother, who will be 98 in about two weeks. My brother was at the “cruising” stage of learning to walk and kept getting his head in front of the TV screen.
Watching the Queen’s coronation (in B&W) on our floor model Motorola TV is one of my earliest memories. First off, I’m really bummed about the Queen passing away.
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