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From: Paul Woodsford on 26 Jun 2008 18:25
Using the RSS Visualizer Screensaver in Leopard, is it possible to get more
than the first 4 news stories when using a News RSS feed?
If so, what adjustment do you have to make?


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From: Calum on 27 Jun 2008 06:37
Paul Woodsford wrote:
> Using the RSS Visualizer Screensaver in Leopard, is it possible to get more
> than the first 4 news stories when using a News RSS feed?
> If so, what adjustment do you have to make?

You can if you have Quartz Composer installed (part of the developer tools):

1. Open /System/Library/Screen Savers/RSS Visualizer.qtz

2. Find the RSS box (it has a blue header), mouse over the "News Count"
item, and hit Cmd-I. Change the value from 4 to whatever.

3. Save your customised screensaver back to the Screen Savers folder
(under a different name, to be safe...)
From: Paul Woodsford on 27 Jun 2008 16:59
On 27/06/2008 11:37, in article g42fsk$10d$1(a)reader01.news.esat.net, "Calum"
<com.gmail(a)scottishwildcat.nospam> wrote:

> Paul Woodsford wrote:
>> Using the RSS Visualizer Screensaver in Leopard, is it possible to get more
>> than the first 4 news stories when using a News RSS feed?
>> If so, what adjustment do you have to make?
>
> You can if you have Quartz Composer installed (part of the developer tools):
>
> 1. Open /System/Library/Screen Savers/RSS Visualizer.qtz
>
> 2. Find the RSS box (it has a blue header), mouse over the "News Count"
> item, and hit Cmd-I. Change the value from 4 to whatever.
>
> 3. Save your customised screensaver back to the Screen Savers folder
> (under a different name, to be safe...)

Thanks Calum, worked a treat.


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