Feed Writer Deskop RSS Editor download

Supports most RSS formats as well as UTF-8 Professional RSS editor.

Supports most RSS formats as well as UTF "Professional RSS editor-8."
indir.biz Editor: Author-based professional desktop RSS editor for easy and convenient to create and maintain your own RSS feed. It's RSS 0.91, RSS 0.92, RSS 2.0 and even the most RSS formats such as podcasts. The authors creating feed provides full UTF 8 provides compatibility with non-Latin text Cyrillic publications, such as Polish or Chinese. To create or edit any outside news feed, also possible to see your own blog can create a provider-independent.
Features List:
read feeds (RSS 2.0, RSS 0.91, RSS 0.92, and Podcasts)
Creating / writing and UTF (RSS 2.0, RSS 0.91, RSS 0.92 and Podcast)
full support for non-Latin characters-8 feeds
also including the feed under a wide and meta data management and convenient feeds mandatory fields
Universal Time or local time zone according to the absolute timestamps can be entered
Only HTML and text content editor WSYIWYG items
Associating a file size of file attachments and comfort items to feed the account <br> Supports many common Internet date and time formats
Supports creating and maintaining Podcasts
Preview feature in Internet Explorer 7 (with / Firefox or XSLT template) using
Code View more easily control syntax (eg XML source code highlighting)
Integrated, context-sensitive help feature
directly editing the XML source code syntax () for
Library feature (import and export of food products a separate archive file RSS highlighting code editor)
(XML and RSS validation!)
direct opening (S) FTP feature file syntax checking verification for RSS feed and are fed-saving remote server.
secure SFTP / SSH protocol is supported.
integrated (S) FTP client and proxy server support for web access
Microsoft Excel import feed items
In case of more than 10 items per newsfeed
Free e-mail support, support for technical questions or problems
Feed Writer Deskop RSS Editor 1.5.3 download free new no longer be forms
Atom and RDF feeds support for the establishment of future defaults description.