NewsStand
by WidgetWorld
NewsStand is your personal multi-feed RSS news reader delivering you customized content right to the desktop. It allows you to scan and view a variety of feed headlines and launch the article in your web browser to review the complete article.
NewsStand supports all the standard feed formats and presents your custom news sources in an attractive and easy to use format. You can customize the color and skin type, use or hide the custom tooltips, resize the Widget and even hide the feed pane (amo… More
NewsStand supports all the standard feed formats and presents your custom news sources in an attractive and easy to use format. You can customize the color and skin type, use or hide the custom tooltips, resize the Widget and even hide the feed pane (amo… More
Current Version: 1.25
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May 18, 2008 · version 1.14It is a preference
WidgetWorldNir: You need to make certain you are running version 1.25 and then you can go to the widget preferences and under the appearance tab, select the pull-out try choice.
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May 17, 2008 · version 1.14hod do you open the right sode tray (with description)
nir-melamoudit does not opened automatically, and I can not find a button / right click / configuration to open it.
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May 07, 2008 · version 1.14
That is as small as it goes...
WidgetWorldFor a number of reasons, the least of which is that other elements are not resizable, you cannot resize smaller than that. The easiest solution if you are looking to "hide" it, is to indeed hide it when you don't need it and then show it when you do. :)
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May 07, 2008 · version 1.14
Resizing
BuonoYes, I did notice that, but the smallest size is 400 (horizontal) and I would like to resize as much as I want ... :-)
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May 06, 2008 · version 1.14
NewsStand can be resized
WidgetWorldBuono: Glad you like it.
The NewsStand can be resized by clicking and dragging the bottom right corner of the widget where the lines are located. It gets very small if you do that (8 lines of text). You can also resize the feed pane versus the article pane by clicking and dragging that bar between them. Finally, if you use the open try for viewing the descriptions, you can also click and drag the left edge to resize the tray.
