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I’ve been without an rss reader for almost two years. <\/p>\n

I stopped using one when the home internet connection was disconnected. That was December of 2005<\/span>.<\/p>\n

Now I’m making up by installing three rss readers… : )<\/p>\n

Currently I’m using Stardock’s BlogNavigator<\/a> and testing Awasu<\/a> (after being recommended by woody). <\/p>\n

I’m also revisiting RSSBandit<\/a> (one of the the first rss reader I’ve used (… which is now an opensource project<\/a>)).<\/p>\n

(More on RSS Readers later…)<\/p>\n

I’m doing catching up and here are some VFP-related links which I have overlooked. Some links\/posts are a year old already (yet still useful). <\/p>\n

Then again, you can always skip the ones you’ve read already.<\/p>\n