Well, I've been a champion of GreatNews and have promoted it in my several blogs, but that situation may change immediately.
I spent the past few weeks building up my feeds and lists. Along comes the latest upgrade. Great! A fine reader just got better, eh? Better download immediately!
Which I did.
Wrong thing to do.
Your friggin' "upgrade" erased all my feeds and left me back at square one. Not a word in your installation notice about that little problem happening. I am totally disgusted by this incredibly stupid move on your part, and am hunting for another, more stable reader to make use of.
Good luck,
Blip
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Er, are you saying that it's ok for a software's update to completely zap your database?
The stupidity, sir, lies with you and with whatever idiot designed the update process for this sorry software.
As I say, I think it is the best out there. Period. When it's functioning as a reader. But not if it can self destruct at any given moment. Is that, perhaps, difficult for you to understand?
The stupidity, sir, lies with you and with whatever idiot designed the update process for this sorry software.
As I say, I think it is the best out there. Period. When it's functioning as a reader. But not if it can self destruct at any given moment. Is that, perhaps, difficult for you to understand?
Try to search your hard disk to see if there are more than one copy of newsfeed.db
http://www.curiostudio.com/blog/14
http://www.curiostudio.com/blog/14
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not everybody does it but it always pays to backup first before updating important stuff. In the end everybody must look to themselves for their own actions Not everybody is perfect and I at times am guilty of both above.
If it is hard to figure out a way to save important files
, sounds like a good idea for next update.
If it is hard to figure out a way to save important files

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VisualBlip wrote:Er, are you saying that it's ok for a software's update to completely zap your database?
The stupidity, sir, lies with you and with whatever idiot designed the update process for this sorry software.
As I say, I think it is the best out there. Period. When it's functioning as a reader. But not if it can self destruct at any given moment. Is that, perhaps, difficult for you to understand?
#1 It's FREE!
#2 The program is BETA SOFTWARE!!!!!!!!!
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