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That's awesome, thank's for the quick answer. &nbsp;Just what I was looking for.
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That's awesome, thank's for the quick answer.  Just what I was looking for.

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I'm glad I was able to help!<br />
Which one did you end up using?<br />
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Don't forget to award the points/close the question etc :)
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I'm glad I was able to help!
Which one did you end up using?

Don't forget to award the points/close the question etc :)

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I am looking for a small program or small widget (not looking to have my desktop cluttered) that will display custom RSS feeds. &nbsp;Any ideas???
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I am looking for a small program or small widget (not looking to have my desktop cluttered) that will display custom RSS feeds.  Any ideas???

How do I get RSS feeds to my desktop?

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