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2007-11-28
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Sounds like you messed with the MIME types somehow. I don't remember where they are offhand... I'll try to find out tonight if someone else doesn't answer first.
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use program SciTE to open /etc/gnome/defaults.list
I just reflashed OS2007, and reinstalled all my apps, including microb. Prior to the reflash, I could click the RSS icon in the Microb toolbar and have that RSS feed automatically added to the RSS reader on my IT.
After the reflash, when I click on the RSS icon, I get redirected to the Notes application, which fails, claiming the content is too big to load.
All I want to do is get back to being able to add RSS feeds to my RSS reader by simply touching the RSS icon. I'm assuming this is something to do with applications or mime types, but I don't have a clue how to reset this stuff in microb.
Anyone, anyone?