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Tagmindr sends you bookmarks in the future - Download Squad
www.downloadsquad.com/2007/10/08/tagmindr-sends-yo... Tagmindr sends you bookmarks in the futurePosted Oct 8th 2007 7:45PM by Ian Smith The product took about 6 and a half hours to create (plus 4 hours of cleanup) last Saturday as part of a Seattle Saturday House meeting. Leo Dirac has some more detail on the process if you are interested. Hopefully we'll see more slick and useful tools created in this manner. Tags: bookmarks, del.icio.us, remind me later, RemindMeLater, rss, seattle 
Put any bookmark in a time capsule and we'll send it to your future self.
Give us a username and we'll feed you anything that you've tagged as: "tagmindr" and "remind:YYYY-MM-DD" on any of the various services that we check. We'll remind you via RSS, SMS, Email or IM, so long as it's RSS.
(SMS, Email and IM coming later.) Services
Username:  Get My Feed
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The Location of Internet Explorer RSS Feeds | The Personal Blog of Jason Dunn
www.jasondunn.com/the-location-of-internet-explore... I made the mistake of importing my OPML file (with about 150 feeds) into Internet Explorer 7 because I wanted to read my RSS feeds using Outlook 2007. That didn’t turn out so well, because Outlook 2007 has next to no tools for managing feeds - it looks like a last-minute add-on, lacking even basic features such as marking feed item as being read when you exit the feed. So I decided to switch back to using Feeddemon. Outlook 2007 and Internet Explorer 7 have a symbiotic relationship to feed items - meaning that whatever you import into IE7’s RSS feed items will also show up in Outlook 2007. As Shakespeare would say, here’s the rub: there’s no way to select all the feed items in IE7. If you want delete them, you have to right-click on each item and delete each one. I thought there had to be a faster way, so after some research I discovered that the IE7 feed items are located here (you’ll need to turn on hidden files to see them): C:\Users\Jason Dunn\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Feeds Readers
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