Dr. Mac's OS X Tip-of-the-Day 
Dr. Mac - Free News Friday !!
By Bob LeVitus
NetNewsWire Lite is an easy-to-use, 100% Cocoa, headline news reader
for web sites. It grabs and displays headlines and descriptive text
from thousands of sites; you can open any article in your browser with
a single click. Best of all, its Dock menu updates itself with new
articles so you don't even need to use the program to open a story -
you can do it all from the Dock menu.
It's free and it's the best of the blog/RSS reader programs yet.
NetNewsWire Lite:
Remembers which items youÕve read, and lets you know when there are new
items, so you spend less time surfing.
Gets headlines from thousands of different websites.
Is pre-configured--just launch the application and click on interesting
stories to read them.
Features a clean three-pane interface that's a cinch to use.
Sites can be arranged with drag-and-drop, so you can organize your news
your way.
Includes hundreds of sites--including some great ones--that you can
subscribe to with one click.
NetNewsWire Lite
Freeware
Engineering and Design by Brent Simmons.
http://ranchero.com/
If you're afraid you're missing good stuff on the Web each day, this is
the best program yet for browsing lots of sites quickly and easily.
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Bob LeVitus is a leading authority on Mac OS and the author of 39 books,
including Mac OS X For Dummies and The Little iTunes Book.
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