I downloaded RSSOwl (version 2.0.4, exe file), but after initializing the RSSOwl setup and installing it the program failed to run. Any suggestions on this matter will be appreciated.Sincerely,Gela G. Tevzadze

Pretty good aggregator I was looking for an RSS reader which would actually aggregate all my feeds into one stream. So many readers just list items in a folder structure only.RSS Owl does exactly want I want, except for one thing - the default date sort order is newest to oldest. While I can change that to oldest to newest, I'd like that choice to 'stick' the next time I run the program.

Does not run I tried it on an OS/2 machine that routinely runs Java programs, but it would not even load, aborting without any visible error message. In contrast, ThinFeeder runs without any problem right "out of the box."

Easy & Fast Very usefull about the validation and error reporting.I use it to test my scripts.

It`s okay, but not actually true freeware ProsThe RSS reader is useful for those who do many things at once. There is no need to open extra windows because it displays all of the news you need right then and there. Fairly customizable and allows you to pick where you get your news/feeds from.ConsDownloaded what was a 30-day trial. There is a nag screen at startup, which is mildly annoying. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure everything out, though I found the application's help to be limited and slightly counter-intuitive. It is a handy program to have, but it uses quite ...

Hard to figure out I have a user in my organization who insists on having a "ticker" style RSS reader and this is the only one I could find that was easy to install and was free. It's hard to figure out how to access the different settings; some are available through the full-screen, others through the shortcut. The options are not all that well explained once you do find them, so it took some trial and error to get it set up the way I wanted. The ticker looks great though.

Managing market noise This is an excellent tool to effortlessly collect information about a large number of stocks. If you only own a handful, you could instead read the articles through the website of your favorite online brokerage, however once you have more than ten different stocks, this becomes too time consuming. StockSpy offers quick and easy access to news about your stocks, and graphs its price development. What I'd like to see as additional features:- the ability to save tabs or sessions as you would have in, for example, Firefox - rather than manually creating those tabs on each program launch ( ...