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RNSoft Upgrades Dreamweaver Extension for RSS Feeds

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08/17/06 9:51 AM PT

RSS DreamFeeder lets users publish RSS feeds directly from Dreamweaver without retyping content or using RSS/XML code, and functions as a Dreamweaver-integrated search engine that can search a Web site for new content and include it in an updated RSS feed.

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