From: Seth Hollander (sethhollander_at_mac.com)
Date: Mon Feb 02 2004 - 04:22:00 PST
I know I'm asking a question which could be answered by simply trying the program out, but I'd like to have a sense of the answer before I max out my 2mb flash card.
I'm interested in trying out Raissa, but from what little I know about RSS, the feeds themselves typically contain titles or short abstracts of articles. Since I'm interested in using my Newton to browse RSS feeds offline, perhaps when I first get to work or during breaks, an RSS reader would have the most utility for me if I could read the entire story offline.
Do I have the wrong idea about how RSS works?
Are there collections of feeds that "specialize" in complete stories, rather than abstracts?
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