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Introduction NewsCopier is RSS newsreader puts the latest headlines, weather, sports, business, and entertainment news right in your hands. It keeps you up-to-date on blogs, bargains, stocks and other news. You have instant access to the news you are interested in. The program can use your wireless connection, or update headlines when your Smartphone is connected to the Internet. NewsCopier provides complete support for Smartphone 2003 and Windows Mobile 5.0, including latest devices, such as Motorola Q and Samsung BlackJack. The program works with variety of different feeds formats: RSS 1.0 (including RSS 0.9, 0.91, 0.92), RSS 2.0 and Atom. This NewsCopier edition is distributed as a freeware program. How To Use NewsCopier Creating New Channels To create a new channel, tap the New button on the menu bar to start the Add Channel Wizard. Choose one of the three options: Select from list. Choose this option to pick channels from a provided list of popular channels. Enter Channel URL. Choose this option to enter the URL for the channel. This URL should be a link to a feed in a syndication format such as RSS or ATOM. Import from OPML file. Choose this option to import channels from a .opml file that resides on your Smartphone. Channel List The Channel List list shows all the channels you have added. In addition to the channel name, each line of the list shows the channel icon on the left and the count of unread headlines for the channel. Tap on a channel in the list to see the Headlines for that channel. Headline List When you tap on a channel in the Channel List, the Headline List for that channel is displayed. Each item in the list displays the headline text and the headline's status. To see a summary of a headline, tap on the headline in the list and the headline summary will be displayed in News Summary. News Summary When you tap on a headline in the Headline List, the summary for that headline is displayed. The Summary View shows the channel's title, the headline icon, the headline text and the item summary text, if any. To read the complete story in Pocket Internet Explorer use "Read More Online" menu.