Vienna Help
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- Introduction to Vienna
-Learn how to get started with Vienna.
- -Keyboard Shortcuts
-Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands
- -How Do I?
-Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps.
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- Introduction to Vienna -Learn how to get started with Vienna. - -Keyboard Shortcuts -Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands - -How Do I? -Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps. - |
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Advanced Settings
-The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are -not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the -advanced settings and their function. -
-Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By -turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages -that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web -pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/cs.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/cs.lproj/faq.html deleted file mode 100644 index 0267f4ac7a..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/cs.lproj/faq.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,191 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
-Post a message over in the -Support forum and somebody will -investigate. Provide as much information about the problem as you can -including: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -I'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
-See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
-Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts -from the Vienna Downloads page and view -it in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it to -steve@opencommunity.co.uk -and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
-Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
-By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
-Post a message over at the -support forum. All -requested enhancements are logged in the TODO file that is included with -the source code as a guidance for future developers.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/cs.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/cs.lproj/intro.html deleted file mode 100644 index d254b22952..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/cs.lproj/intro.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,56 +0,0 @@ - - - - - -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the 
or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, head over to the -Support forum.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/cs.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/cs.lproj/keyboard.html deleted file mode 100644 index 24dfbd889d..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/cs.lproj/keyboard.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,318 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Keyboard Shortcuts
-You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
-To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
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| f | -Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | -
| h | -Puts the focus on the search field. | -
| k | -Marks the current folder read. | -
| m | -Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | -
| b | -Moves to the first unread article. | -
| n | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| r | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| u | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| s | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| < or , | -Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | -
| > or . | -Displays the next viewed article or web page. | -
| Left | -Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | -
| Right | -Moves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list. | -
| Spacebar | -Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | -
| Enter/Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page. | -
| Delete/Backspace | -Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | -
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| Alt-Click | -Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-B | -Opens the filter bar. | -
| Command-N | -Create a new subscription. | -
| Shift-Command-F | -Create a smart folder. | -
| Shift-Command-E | -Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | -
| Shift-Command-D | -Delete the selected folder. | -
| Command-C | -Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | -
| Command-H | -Hides the Vienna main window. | -
| Alt-Command-H | -Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | -
| Command-I | -Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | -
| Command-L | -Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Shift-Command-N | -Rename the selected folder. | -
| Command-R | -Refreshes all subscriptions. | -
| Shift-Command-R | -Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | -
| Control-Command-S | -Stops any active refresh. | -
| Command-P | -Print the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-P | -Brings up the Page Setup panel. | -
| Command-Q | -Exit Vienna. | -
| Command-T | -Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Command-U | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -
| Command-Z | -Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | -
| Command-/ | -Toggles the status bar on or off. | -
| Command-+ | -Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-- | -Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-, | -Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | -
| Alt-Command-Backspace | -Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | -
| Command-? | -Displays the Vienna help book. | -
| Articles Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-Z | -Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | -
| Shift-Command-M | -Flags the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-U | -Marks the selected articles read. | -
| Alt-Command-S | -Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | -
| Shift-Command-S | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| Shift-Command-O | -Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | -
| Shift-Command-K | -Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | -
| Alt-Command-K | -Marks all articles in all folders read. | -
| Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Command-W | -Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | -
| Alt-Command-W | -Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab - command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | -
| Alt-Command-Left | -Displays the previous tab window. | -
| Alt-Command-Right | -Displays the next tab window. | -
| Command-M | -Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | -
| Command-0 | -Displays the activity log viewer window. | -
| Command-1 | -Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | -
| Command-2 | -Displays the Downloads window. | -
| Browser Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-R | -Reloads the current web page. | -
| Command-Period | -Cancels loading of the current web page. | -
| Command-[/Command-Left | -Goes back to the previous web page. | -
| Command-]/Command-Right | -Goes forward to the next web page. | -
| Command-F | -Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and - pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | -
| Command-G | -Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | -
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- Introduktion til Vienna -Lær hvordan du starter med Vienna. - -Tastaturgenveje -Opdag tastaturgenveje for ofte brubte kommandoer - -Hvordan gør jeg? -Ofte stillede spørgsmål, få support og fejlsøgning - -Avancerede indstillinger - - |
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+ Introduktion til Vienna +Lær hvordan du starter med Vienna. +Tastaturgenveje +Opdag tastaturgenveje for ofte brubte kommandoer +Hvordan gør jeg? +Ofte stillede spørgsmål, få support og fejlsøgning +Avancerede indstillinger + + |
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Avancerede indstillinger
-Sektionen for avancerede instillinerg giver mulighed for at ændre meget specifikke indstillinger i Vienna som ikke er essentielle for normal brug, men som kan klare nogle problemer som kan være bragt op på support-forummet. Denne sider detajlerer de avancerede indstillinger og deres funktioner. -
-Aktiverer eller slår understøttelse for JavaScript skripts fra i Viennas interne browser. Som standard er dette slået til. Ved at slå denne instilling fra, vil JavaScript kode på hjemmesider ikke få tilladelse til at køre. Dette kan klare problemer med nogle sider som bruger skripter til pop-up-vinduer eller andet utilset adfærd, men slår man det fra kan det få nogle hjemmesider til at fremstå med fejl eller ligefrem få dem til at fungere ukorrekt. -
+ Avancerede indstillinger
+ Sektionen for avancerede instillinerg giver mulighed for at ændre meget specifikke indstillinger i Vienna som ikke er essentielle for normal brug, men som kan klare nogle problemer som kan være bragt op på support-forummet. Denne sider detajlerer de avancerede indstillinger og deres funktioner.
+Aktiverer eller slår understøttelse for JavaScript skripts fra i Viennas interne browser. Som standard er dette slået til. Ved at slå denne instilling fra, vil JavaScript kode på hjemmesider ikke få tilladelse til at køre. Dette kan klare problemer med nogle sider som bruger skripter til pop-up-vinduer eller andet utilset adfærd, men slår man det fra kan det få nogle hjemmesider til at fremstå med fejl eller ligefrem få dem til at fungere ukorrekt.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html index 20f793010a..28f2a75f26 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html @@ -1,191 +1,91 @@ - + - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
-Post a message over in the -Support forum and somebody will -investigate. Provide as much information about the problem as you can -including: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -I'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
-See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
-Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts -from the Vienna Downloads page and view -it in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it to -steve@opencommunity.co.uk -and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
-Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
-By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
-Post a message over at the -support forum. All -requested enhancements are logged in the TODO file that is included with -the source code as a guidance for future developers.
+ How Do I?
+ Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna.
+Post a message over in the Support forum or in the issues list and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem as you can including: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
+Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available than the one you have.
+Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
+Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
+First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
+Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
+A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which method they require.
+Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
+ You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
+ Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the 'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
+ Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser tab in Vienna.
+ A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can expire.
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
+It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
+If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
+Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu commands such as:
+Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes straight to the next unread article.
+R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it is read.
+F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes the existing flag if it is not.
+Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
+The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
+Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control the age of articles to auto-expire, change the "Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
+Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
+See the Custom Styles page for instructions.
+Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the Apple resource page for more details.
+One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like Cortig's original Share with Papers plugin or reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script and view them in the AppleScript editor.
+To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the Downloads page.
+Post a message over at the issues list.
+See the Development page for instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own project. The source is provided under the Apache 2.0 license.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html index d254b22952..434c628e10 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html @@ -1,56 +1,34 @@ - + -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, head over to the -Support forum.
+ Introduction to Vienna
+ Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
+Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
+Getting Started
+If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
+Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
+You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the "Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
+ Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access. Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists. So, organize your feeds accordingly.
+ You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh subscriptions.
+To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
+Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
+Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
+If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the Support forum.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html index 7c163cc6f9..91d3d6d109 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -1,427 +1,308 @@ - + - - Tastaturgenveje
-Du kan bruge dit tastatur til hurtigt at klare mange funktioner i Vienna. For at finde genveje for ofte brugte kommandoer, kig da i menuerne (eller se listen i bunden af denne side). Mange emner i Vienna, såsom mappefanen og artikellistefanen, har også contextual menuer. For at se en contextualmenu, hold Kontrol-tasten nede og klik på et emne.
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- Der "Erweitert"-Abschnitt der Einstellungen ermöglicht das - Anpassen von spezifischen Optione die für den normalen Gebrauch - nicht notwendig sind, aber eventuelle Probleme beheben helfen - können. Dieser Abschnitt beschreibt die Optionen und ihre - Funktion.
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+ Der "Erweitert"-Abschnitt der Einstellungen ermöglicht das Anpassen von spezifischen Optione die für den normalen Gebrauch nicht notwendig sind, aber eventuelle Probleme beheben helfen können. Dieser Abschnitt beschreibt die Optionen und ihre Funktion.
Aktiviert oder deaktiviert die JavaScript Unterstützung in - Viennas integriertem Web-Browser. Dieser Optione ist - standardmäßig aktiviert. Durch das Abschalten der Unterstützung - wird das Ausführen JavaScript vollständing unterbunden. Dies kann - zum Beispiel dabei helfen, Probleme mit Seiten zu beheben Dieser - durch Skripte Pop-Up Fenster öffnen oder sich sonst unerwartet - Verhalten. Allerdings können auch die Funktion und Anzeige - einiger Webseiten teilweise oder vollständig gestört werden.
+Aktiviert oder deaktiviert die JavaScript Unterstützung in Viennas integriertem Web-Browser. Dieser Optione ist standardmäßig aktiviert. Durch das Abschalten der Unterstützung wird das Ausführen JavaScript vollständing unterbunden. Dies kann zum Beispiel dabei helfen, Probleme mit Seiten zu beheben Dieser durch Skripte Pop-Up Fenster öffnen oder sich sonst unerwartet Verhalten. Allerdings können auch die Funktion und Anzeige einiger Webseiten teilweise oder vollständig gestört werden.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html index 6c58ef7fdc..6d4526c786 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html @@ -1,12 +1,91 @@ - + - -Schauen Sie auf der offizelle Vienna Hilfe Seite für die neusten Tipps und Tricks nach.
+ How Do I?
+ Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. Schauen Sie auf der offizelle Vienna Hilfe Seite für die neusten Tipps und Tricks nach.
+Post a message over in the Support forum or in the issues list and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem as you can including: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
+Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available than the one you have.
+Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
+Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
+First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
+Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
+A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which method they require.
+Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
+ You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
+ Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the 'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
+ Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser tab in Vienna.
+ A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can expire.
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
+It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
+If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
+Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu commands such as:
+Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes straight to the next unread article.
+R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it is read.
+F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes the existing flag if it is not.
+Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
+The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
+Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control the age of articles to auto-expire, change the "Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
+Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
+See the Custom Styles page for instructions.
+Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the Apple resource page for more details.
+One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like Cortig's original Share with Papers plugin or reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script and view them in the AppleScript editor.
+To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the Downloads page.
+Post a message over at the issues list.
+See the Development page for instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own project. The source is provided under the Apache 2.0 license.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html index 5f8cf0cc17..8b3bf6070b 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html @@ -1,20 +1,34 @@ + + "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Einleitung zu Vienna
-Vienna ist ein Programm zum lesen und verwalten von RSS und Atom Feeds auf Mac OSX Computern. Es automatisiert Aufgaben -zum verwalten von Atikeln der abonnierten Feeds und speichert sie in einer lokalen Datenbank um die Artikel auch Offline -lesen zu können. Unterstützte Merkmale sind das Durchsuchen der Feeds nach Schlüsselwörtern und Phrasen, makieren ineressanter -Artikel und zusammenfassen von Feeds in Gruppen. Sie können intelligente Ordner erstellen, die Artikel mit den von ihnen -festgelegten Eigenschaften enthalten. Mit dem intekrierten Browser werden die Artikel Web-Seiten und Links direkt im Programm -in Tabs dargestelllt.
-Vienna ist für eine einfache Nutzung konzipiert und besitzt eine optimierte Oberfläche für eine bessere Übersicht und -Kontrolle.
+ Einleitung zu Vienna
+ Vienna ist ein Programm zum lesen und verwalten von RSS und Atom Feeds auf Mac OSX Computern. Es automatisiert Aufgaben zum verwalten von Atikeln der abonnierten Feeds und speichert sie in einer lokalen Datenbank um die Artikel auch Offline lesen zu können. Unterstützte Merkmale sind das Durchsuchen der Feeds nach Schlüsselwörtern und Phrasen, makieren ineressanter Artikel und zusammenfassen von Feeds in Gruppen. Sie können intelligente Ordner erstellen, die Artikel mit den von ihnen festgelegten Eigenschaften enthalten. Mit dem intekrierten Browser werden die Artikel Web-Seiten und Links direkt im Programm in Tabs dargestelllt.
+Vienna ist für eine einfache Nutzung konzipiert und besitzt eine optimierte Oberfläche für eine bessere Übersicht und Kontrolle. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
+Getting Started
+If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
+Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
+You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the "Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
+ Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access. Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists. So, organize your feeds accordingly.
+ You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh subscriptions.
+To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
+Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
+Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
+If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the Support forum.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html index ca2eae1a00..b5ac34f238 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -1,195 +1,308 @@ + + "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - - Tastatur-Kürzel
-Ein Großteil der Funktionen in Vienna können über die Tastatur ausgeführt werden. Die notwendigen Tastatür-Kürzel werden im -Menü neben dem jeweiligen Befehl angezeigt und werden im Folgenden beschrieben. Viele Bedienelemente in Vienna verfügen ausserdem -über Kontext-Menüs, die durch einen Rechtsklick beziehungsweise durch Klicken und halten von Steuerung aktiviert werden können. - -You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common Befehls, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Steuerung key and click the item.
-Um eine Funktion auszuführen, drücken sie die unten aufgeführten Tastenkombinationen.
-| Key | -Action | -
| Ein-Tasten-Kürzel - | -- |
| f | -Legt den Eingabefokus auf das Suchfeld. | -
| r | -Markiert die ausgewählten Artikel also gelesen. | -
| s | -Markiert den aktuellen Ordner als gelesen und springt zum nächstne. | -
| m | -Markiert die ausgewählten Artikel. | -
| < | -Zeigt den vorigen Artikel oder die vorige Webseite. | -
| > | -Zeigt den nächsten Artikel oder die nächste Webseite. | -
| Spacebar | -Springt zum nächsten ungelesen Artikel. Falls der momentane Artikel noch nicht bis zum Ende gescrollt ist, springt die Anzeige des momentanen Artikels um eine Seite. | -
| Befehl-U | -Springt zum nächsten ungelesen Artikel. | -
| Befehl-Y | -Öffnet die Artikelliste. | -
| Enter | -Öffnet die permanente Webadresse des momentanen Artikels. | -
| Löschen | -Verschiebt die ausgewählten Artikel in den Papierkorb. Wenn die Taste im Papierkorb gedrückt wird, werden alle darin liegenden Artikel permanente gelöscht. | -
| Allgemeine Tastatur-Kürzel | -- |
| Befehl-N | -Ein neues Abonnement erstellen. | -
| Befehl-T | -Alle Abonnements aktualisieren. | -
| Shift-Befehl-T | -Nur die ausgewählten Abonnements aktualisieren. | -
| Befehl-Minus | -den momentanen Aktualisierungsvorgang abbrechen. | -
| Befehl-P | -Die ausgewählten Artikel drucken. | -
| Shift-Befehl-P | -Seite einrichten. | -
| Befehl-? | -Aufrufen der Vienna-Hilfe. | -
| Artikelbezogene Tastatur-Kürzel | -- |
| Shift-Befehl-M | -Markiert die ausgewählten Artikel. | -
| Shift-Befehl-R | -Markiert die ausgewählten Artikel als gelesen. | -
| Shift-Befehl-K | -Markiert alle ausgewählten Artikel als gelesen. | -
| Fensterbezogene Tastatur-Kürzel | -- |
| Befehl-W | -Schließt das aktuellen Tab. Falls kein Tab aktiv ist, wird das Hauptfenster geschlossen. | -
| Alt-Befehl-W | -Schließt alle Tabs. | -
| Steuerung-Befehl-Linke Pfeiltaste | -Springt zum vorigen Tab. | -
| Steuerung-Befehl-Rechte Pfeiltaste | -Springt zum nächsten Tab. | -
| Shift-Befehl-W | -Schließt das Hauptfenster und verschiebt Vienna in den Hintergrund. Das Fenster kann durch einen Klick auf Vienna's - Dock-Icon oder das Kürzel Befehl-1 wieder hergestellt werden. | -
| Befehl-M | -Minimiert Vienna in das Dock. | -
| Befehl-0 | -Aktiviert die Aktivitätenanzeige. | -
| Befehl-1 | -Öffnet das Vienna Hauptfenster falls es zuvor geschlossen wurde. | -
| Befehl-2 | -Aktiviert das "Geladene Dateien"-Fenster. | -
| Browserbezogene Tastatur-Kürzel | -- |
| Befehl-R | -Aktualisiert die momentanen Webseite. | -
| Befehl-Punkt | -Bricht das laden der aktuellen Webseite ab. | -
| Befehl-[ | -Springt zur vorigen Webseite. | -
| Befehl-] | -Springt zur nächsten Webseite. | -
| Befehl-F | -Legt den Eingabefokus auf das Suchfeld. Durch drücken von Enter wird auf der momentanen Webseite nach dem eingegebenen Begriff gesucht. | -
| Befehl-G | -Sucht bis zum nächsten Vorkommen des Suchbegriffes auf der Webseite. | -
Tastatur-Kürzel
+ Ein Großteil der Funktionen in Vienna können über die Tastatur ausgeführt werden. Die notwendigen Tastatür-Kürzel werden im Menü neben dem jeweiligen Befehl angezeigt und werden im Folgenden beschrieben. Viele Bedienelemente in Vienna verfügen ausserdem über Kontext-Menüs, die durch einen Rechtsklick beziehungsweise durch Klicken und halten von Steuerung aktiviert werden können. You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common Befehls, look in the menus (or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Steuerung key and click the item.
+Um eine Funktion auszuführen, drücken sie die unten aufgeführten Tastenkombinationen.
+| Key | +Action | +
| Ein-Tasten-Kürzel | ++ |
| f | +Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | +
| h | +Legt den Eingabefokus auf das Suchfeld. | +
| k | +Marks the current folder read. | +
| m | +Markiert die ausgewählten Artikel. | +
| b | +Moves to the first unread article. | +
| n | +Moves to the next unread article. | +
| r or u | +Markiert die ausgewählten Artikel also gelesen. | +
| s | +Markiert den aktuellen Ordner als gelesen und springt zum nächstne. | +
| < | +Zeigt den vorigen Artikel oder die vorige Webseite. | +
| > | +Zeigt den nächsten Artikel oder die nächste Webseite. | +
| Left | +Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | +
| Spacebar | +Springt zum nächsten ungelesen Artikel. Falls der momentane Artikel noch nicht bis zum Ende gescrollt ist, springt die Anzeige des momentanen Artikels um eine Seite. | +
| Enter | +Öffnet die permanente Webadresse des momentanen Artikels. | +
| Löschen | +Verschiebt die ausgewählten Artikel in den Papierkorb. Wenn die Taste im Papierkorb gedrückt wird, werden alle darin liegenden Artikel permanente gelöscht. | +
| Allgemeine Tastatur-Kürzel | ++ |
| Alt-Click | +Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | +
| Shift-Command-B | +Opens the filter bar. | +
| Befehl-N | +Ein neues Abonnement erstellen. | +
| Shift-Command-G | +Create a group folder. | +
| Shift-Command-F | +Create a smart folder. | +
| Shift-Command-E | +Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | +
| Shift-Command-D | +Delete the selected folder. | +
| Command-C | +Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | +
| Command-H | +Hides the Vienna main window. | +
| Alt-Command-H | +Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | +
| Command-I | +Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | +
| Command-L | +Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | +
| Shift-Command-N | +Rename the selected folder. | +
| Command-R | +Alle Abonnements aktualisieren. | +
| Shift-Befehl-R | +Nur die ausgewählten Abonnements aktualisieren. | +
| Control-Command-S | +den momentanen Aktualisierungsvorgang abbrechen. | +
| Befehl-P | +Die ausgewählten Artikel drucken. | +
| Shift-Befehl-P | +Seite einrichten. | +
| Command-Q | +Exit Vienna. | +
| Befehl-T | +Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | +
| Befehl-U | +Springt zum nächsten ungelesen Artikel. | +
| Command-Z | +Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | +
| Command-/ | +Toggles the status bar on or off. | +
| Command-+ | +Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | +
| Befehl-Minus | +Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | +
| Command-, | +Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | +
| Alt-Command-Backspace | +Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | +
| Befehl-? | +Aufrufen der Vienna-Hilfe. | +
| Artikelbezogene Tastatur-Kürzel | ++ |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | +Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | +
| Shift-Command-Z | +Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | +
| Shift-Befehl-M | +Markiert die ausgewählten Artikel. | +
| Shift-Command-U | +Markiert die ausgewählten Artikel als gelesen. | +
| Alt-Command-S | +Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | +
| Shift-Command-S | +Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | +
| Shift-Command-O | +Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | +
| Shift-Befehl-K | +Markiert alle ausgewählten Artikel als gelesen. | +
| Alt-Command-K | +Marks all articles in all folders read. | +
| Fensterbezogene Tastatur-Kürzel | ++ |
| Befehl-W | +Schließt das aktuellen Tab. Falls kein Tab aktiv ist, wird das Hauptfenster geschlossen. | +
| Alt-Befehl-W | +Schließt alle Tabs. | +
| Steuerung-Befehl-Linke Pfeiltaste | +Springt zum vorigen Tab. | +
| Steuerung-Befehl-Rechte Pfeiltaste | +Springt zum nächsten Tab. | +
| Befehl-Y | +Öffnet die Artikelliste. | +
| Befehl-M | +Minimiert Vienna in das Dock. | +
| Befehl-0 | +Aktiviert die Aktivitätenanzeige. | +
| Befehl-1 | +Öffnet das Vienna Hauptfenster falls es zuvor geschlossen wurde. | +
| Befehl-2 | +Aktiviert das "Geladene Dateien"-Fenster. | +
| Browserbezogene Tastatur-Kürzel | ++ |
| Befehl-R | +Aktualisiert die momentanen Webseite. | +
| Befehl-Punkt | +Bricht das laden der aktuellen Webseite ab. | +
| Befehl-[ | +Springt zur vorigen Webseite. | +
| Befehl-] | +Springt zur nächsten Webseite. | +
| Befehl-F | +Legt den Eingabefokus auf das Suchfeld. Durch drücken von Enter wird auf der momentanen Webseite nach dem eingegebenen Begriff gesucht. | +
| Befehl-G | +Sucht bis zum nächsten Vorkommen des Suchbegriffes auf der Webseite. | +
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- Introduction to Vienna -Learn how to get started with Vienna. - -Keyboard Shortcuts -Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands - -How Do I? -Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps. - -Advanced Settings - - |
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+ Introduction to Vienna +Learn how to get started with Vienna. +Keyboard Shortcuts +Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands +How Do I? +Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps. +Advanced Settings + + |
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Advanced Settings
-The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are -not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the -advanced settings and their function. -
-Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By -turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages -that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web -pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
+ Advanced Settings
+ The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the advanced settings and their function.
+Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html index a93f341f84..28f2a75f26 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html @@ -1,229 +1,91 @@ - + - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-Post a message over in the -Support forum or in the issues list -and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem -as you can can: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
- -Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
- -First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide -authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct -access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make -sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
- -Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers -use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
-A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which -method they require.
- -Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most
-transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box
-where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
-You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if
-necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through
-the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click
-on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
-Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the
-'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
-Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser
-tab in Vienna.
-A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can
-expire.
-
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
- -See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
- -Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like -Cortig's original -Share with Papers plugin or -reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script -and view them in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
- -Post a message over at the -issues list.
- -See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
+ How Do I?
+ Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna.
+Post a message over in the Support forum or in the issues list and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem as you can including: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
+Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available than the one you have.
+Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
+Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
+First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
+Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
+A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which method they require.
+Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
+ You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
+ Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the 'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
+ Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser tab in Vienna.
+ A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can expire.
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
+It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
+If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
+Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu commands such as:
+Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes straight to the next unread article.
+R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it is read.
+F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes the existing flag if it is not.
+Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
+The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
+Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control the age of articles to auto-expire, change the "Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
+Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
+See the Custom Styles page for instructions.
+Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the Apple resource page for more details.
+One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like Cortig's original Share with Papers plugin or reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script and view them in the AppleScript editor.
+To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the Downloads page.
+Post a message over at the issues list.
+See the Development page for instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own project. The source is provided under the Apache 2.0 license.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html index 83909eb869..434c628e10 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html @@ -1,71 +1,34 @@ - + -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the
-"Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
-Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access.
-Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader
-which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists.
-So, organize your feeds accordingly.
-You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the -Support forum.
+ Introduction to Vienna
+ Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
+Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
+Getting Started
+If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
+Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
+You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the "Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
+ Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access. Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists. So, organize your feeds accordingly.
+ You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh subscriptions.
+To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
+Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
+Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
+If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the Support forum.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html index 24dfbd889d..b11c1f2217 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -1,318 +1,308 @@ - + Keyboard Shortcuts
-You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
-To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
-| Key | -Action | -
| Single Key Shortcuts - | -- |
| f | -Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | -
| h | -Puts the focus on the search field. | -
| k | -Marks the current folder read. | -
| m | -Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | -
| b | -Moves to the first unread article. | -
| n | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| r | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| u | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| s | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| < or , | -Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | -
| > or . | -Displays the next viewed article or web page. | -
| Left | -Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | -
| Right | -Moves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list. | -
| Spacebar | -Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | -
| Enter/Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page. | -
| Delete/Backspace | -Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | -
| General Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Click | -Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-B | -Opens the filter bar. | -
| Command-N | -Create a new subscription. | -
| Shift-Command-F | -Create a smart folder. | -
| Shift-Command-E | -Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | -
| Shift-Command-D | -Delete the selected folder. | -
| Command-C | -Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | -
| Command-H | -Hides the Vienna main window. | -
| Alt-Command-H | -Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | -
| Command-I | -Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | -
| Command-L | -Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Shift-Command-N | -Rename the selected folder. | -
| Command-R | -Refreshes all subscriptions. | -
| Shift-Command-R | -Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | -
| Control-Command-S | -Stops any active refresh. | -
| Command-P | -Print the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-P | -Brings up the Page Setup panel. | -
| Command-Q | -Exit Vienna. | -
| Command-T | -Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Command-U | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -
| Command-Z | -Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | -
| Command-/ | -Toggles the status bar on or off. | -
| Command-+ | -Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-- | -Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-, | -Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | -
| Alt-Command-Backspace | -Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | -
| Command-? | -Displays the Vienna help book. | -
| Articles Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-Z | -Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | -
| Shift-Command-M | -Flags the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-U | -Marks the selected articles read. | -
| Alt-Command-S | -Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | -
| Shift-Command-S | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| Shift-Command-O | -Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | -
| Shift-Command-K | -Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | -
| Alt-Command-K | -Marks all articles in all folders read. | -
| Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Command-W | -Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | -
| Alt-Command-W | -Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab - command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | -
| Alt-Command-Left | -Displays the previous tab window. | -
| Alt-Command-Right | -Displays the next tab window. | -
| Command-M | -Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | -
| Command-0 | -Displays the activity log viewer window. | -
| Command-1 | -Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | -
| Command-2 | -Displays the Downloads window. | -
| Browser Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-R | -Reloads the current web page. | -
| Command-Period | -Cancels loading of the current web page. | -
| Command-[/Command-Left | -Goes back to the previous web page. | -
| Command-]/Command-Right | -Goes forward to the next web page. | -
| Command-F | -Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and - pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | -
| Command-G | -Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | -
Keyboard Shortcuts
+ You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus (or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
+To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
+| Key | +Action | +
| Single Key Shortcuts | ++ |
| f | +Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | +
| h | +Puts the focus on the search field. | +
| k | +Marks the current folder read. | +
| m | +Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | +
| b | +Moves to the first unread article. | +
| n | +Moves to the next unread article. | +
| r or u | +Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | +
| s | +Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | +
| < or , | +Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | +
| > or . | +Displays the next viewed article or web page. | +
| Left | +Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | +
| Spacebar | +Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | +
| Enter/Return | +Opens the selected article's original web page. | +
| Delete/Backspace | +Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | +
| General Shortcuts | ++ |
| Alt-Click | +Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | +
| Shift-Command-B | +Opens the filter bar. | +
| Command-N | +Create a new subscription. | +
| Shift-Command-G | +Create a group folder. | +
| Shift-Command-F | +Create a smart folder. | +
| Shift-Command-E | +Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | +
| Shift-Command-D | +Delete the selected folder. | +
| Command-C | +Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | +
| Command-H | +Hides the Vienna main window. | +
| Alt-Command-H | +Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | +
| Command-I | +Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | +
| Command-L | +Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | +
| Shift-Command-N | +Rename the selected folder. | +
| Command-R | +Refreshes all subscriptions. | +
| Shift-Command-R | +Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | +
| Control-Command-S | +Stops any active refresh. | +
| Command-P | +Print the selected articles. | +
| Shift-Command-P | +Brings up the Page Setup panel. | +
| Command-Q | +Exit Vienna. | +
| Command-T | +Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | +
| Command-U | +Moves to the next unread article. | +
| Command-Z | +Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | +
| Command-/ | +Toggles the status bar on or off. | +
| Command-+ | +Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | +
| Command-- | +Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | +
| Command-, | +Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | +
| Alt-Command-Backspace | +Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | +
| Command-? | +Displays the Vienna help book. | +
| Articles Shortcuts | ++ |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | +Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | +
| Shift-Command-Z | +Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | +
| Shift-Command-M | +Flags the selected articles. | +
| Shift-Command-U | +Marks the selected articles read. | +
| Alt-Command-S | +Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | +
| Shift-Command-S | +Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | +
| Shift-Command-O | +Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | +
| Shift-Command-K | +Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | +
| Alt-Command-K | +Marks all articles in all folders read. | +
| Window Shortcuts | ++ |
| Command-W | +Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | +
| Alt-Command-W | +Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | +
| Alt-Command-Left | +Displays the previous tab window. | +
| Alt-Command-Right | +Displays the next tab window. | +
| Command-Y | +Opens the article list tab. | +
| Command-M | +Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | +
| Command-0 | +Displays the activity log viewer window. | +
| Command-1 | +Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | +
| Command-2 | +Displays the Downloads window. | +
| Browser Window Shortcuts | ++ |
| Alt-R | +Reloads the current web page. | +
| Command-Period | +Cancels loading of the current web page. | +
| Command-[/Command-Left | +Goes back to the previous web page. | +
| Command-]/Command-Right | +Goes forward to the next web page. | +
| Command-F | +Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | +
| Command-G | +Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | +
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Ayuda de Vienna |
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Introducción a Vienna -Aprenda como empezar con - Vienna. +Aprenda como empezar con Vienna. Atajos de teclado -Descubra los atajos de teclado - para los comandos frecuentes. +Descubra los atajos de teclado para los comandos frecuentes. ¿Cómo hacer? -Preguntas frecuentes, obtener - soporte y pasos de resolución de problemas. +Preguntas frecuentes, obtener soporte y pasos de resolución de problemas. Configuración avanzada - + |
| Tecla | Acción | @@ -35,17 +25,11 @@||
| f | -Desplaza el cursor al cajón de búsqueda. | -||
| r | -Marca el artículo seleccionado como leído. | +Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | |
| s | -Marca todo el contenido de la carpeta seleccionada como - leído y salta a la siguiente carpeta con artículos no - leídos. | +h | +Desplaza el cursor al cajón de búsqueda. |
| k | @@ -55,6 +39,22 @@m | Marca con indicador el artículo seleccionado. | |
| b | +Moves to the first unread article. | +||
| n | +Moves to the next unread article. | +||
| r or u | +Marca el artículo seleccionado como leído. | +||
| s | +Marca todo el contenido de la carpeta seleccionada como leído y salta a la siguiente carpeta con artículos no leídos. | +||
| < | Muestra el artículo o página web previa. | @@ -64,14 +64,12 @@Muestra el siguiente artículo o página web. | |
| Barra espaciadora | -Muestra el siguiente artículo no leído. En el caso de que - el artículo seleccionado disponga de más de una página, se - mostrará la siguiente página del artículo. | +Left | +Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. |
| Comando-U | -Muestra el siguiente artículo no leído. | +Barra espaciadora | +Muestra el siguiente artículo no leído. En el caso de que el artículo seleccionado disponga de más de una página, se mostrará la siguiente página del artículo. |
| Aceptar | @@ -79,32 +77,60 @@|||
| Suprimir | -Envía el artículo seleccionado a la papelera. Si esta - función se utiliza dentro de la papelera, el artículo se - eliminará de manera permantente. | +Envía el artículo seleccionado a la papelera. Si esta función se utiliza dentro de la papelera, el artículo se eliminará de manera permantente. | |
| Funciones rápidas de teclado - generales | +Funciones rápidas de teclado generales | ||
| Alt-Click | +Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | +||
| Shift-Command-B | +Opens the filter bar. | +||
| Comando-N | Crea una nueva suscripción. | ||
| Shift-Command-G | +Create a group folder. | +||
| Shift-Comando-F | Crea una nueva carpeta inteligente. | ||
| Shift-Comando-E | -Edita la dirección URL de la suscripción seleccionada o - los criterios de una carpeta inteligente. | +Edita la dirección URL de la suscripción seleccionada o los criterios de una carpeta inteligente. | |
| Shift-Comando-D | Elimina la carpeta seleccionada. | ||
| Command-C | +Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | +||
| Command-H | +Hides the Vienna main window. | +||
| Alt-Command-H | +Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | +||
| Command-I | +Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | +||
| Command-L | +Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | +||
| Shift-Comando-N | Renombra la carpeta seleccionada. | @@ -115,13 +141,11 @@||
| Shift-Comando-R | -Actualiza únicamente las suscripciones - seleccionadas. | +Actualiza únicamente las suscripciones seleccionadas. | |
| Comando-Minus | -Cancela cualquier actualización que se esté - produciendo. | +Control-Command-S | +Cancela cualquier actualización que se esté produciendo. |
| Comando-P | @@ -132,8 +156,40 @@Muestra la configuración de página. | ||
| Shift-Comando-V | -Valida la fuente de noticias. | +Command-Q | +Exit Vienna. | +
| Command-T | +Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | +||
| Command-U | +Muestra el siguiente artículo no leído. | +||
| Command-Z | +Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | +||
| Command-/ | +Toggles the status bar on or off. | +||
| Command-+ | +Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | +||
| Comando-Minus | +Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | +||
| Command-, | +Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | +||
| Alt-Command-Backspace | +Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | ||
| Comando-? | @@ -143,6 +199,14 @@Funciones rápidas de teclado para artículos | ||
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | +Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | +||
| Shift-Command-Z | +Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | +||
| Shift-Comando-M | Marca con indicador los artículos seleccionados. | @@ -151,29 +215,25 @@Shift-Comando-U | Marca como leídos los artículos seleccionados. |
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -||
| Alt-Command-S | +Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | +||
| Shift-Comando-S | -Marca como leída la carpeta seleccionada y se desplaza a - la siguiente carpeta con artículos no leídos. | +Marca como leída la carpeta seleccionada y se desplaza a la siguiente carpeta con artículos no leídos. | |
| Shift-Comando-O | -Restaura un artículo desde la papelera a su carpeta - original. | +Restaura un artículo desde la papelera a su carpeta original. | |
| Shift-Comando-K | -Marca como leídos todos los artículos de las carpetas - seleccionadas. | +Marca como leídos todos los artículos de las carpetas seleccionadas. | |
| Alt-Comando-K | -Marca como leídos todos los artículos de todas las - carpetas. | +Marca como leídos todos los artículos de todas las carpetas. | |
| Funciones rápidas de teclado para ventanas | @@ -181,15 +241,11 @@|||
| Comando-W | -Cierra la página activa en el caso de que haya alguna. De - no haber ninguna, cierra la propia ventana principal de - Vienna. | +Cierra la página activa en el caso de que haya alguna. De no haber ninguna, cierra la propia ventana principal de Vienna. | |
| Alt-Comando-W | -Cierra todas las pestañas. Tenga en cuenta que que esta - acción sustituye al comamndo Cerrar pestaña del menú - Archivo. | +Cierra todas las pestañas. Tenga en cuenta que que esta acción sustituye al comamndo Cerrar pestaña del menú Archivo. | |
| Control-Comando-Izquierda | @@ -200,11 +256,8 @@Muestra la pestaña siguiente. | ||
| Shift-Comando-W | -Cierra la pantalla principal de Vienna pero deja a la - aplicación ejecutándose en segundo plano. Puede acceder de - nuevo a la ventana principal haciendo clic en el icono de - Vienna o pulsando Comando-1. | +Command-Y | +Opens the article list tab. |
| Comando-M | @@ -244,14 +297,11 @@|||
| Comando-F | -Desplaza el cursor al cajón de búsqueda. Escriba alguna - palabra y/o texto, pulse la tecla Aceptar y Vienna buscará en - la página web seleccionada su solicitud. | +Desplaza el cursor al cajón de búsqueda. Escriba alguna palabra y/o texto, pulse la tecla Aceptar y Vienna buscará en la página web seleccionada su solicitud. | |
| Comando-G | -Busca la siguiente acepción del cajón de búsqueda en la - página web. | +Busca la siguiente acepción del cajón de búsqueda en la página web. |
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- Introduction to Vienna -Learn how to get started with Vienna. - -Keyboard Shortcuts -Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands - -How Do I? -Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps. - -Advanced Settings - - |
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Advanced Settings
-The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are -not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the -advanced settings and their function. -
-Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By -turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages -that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web -pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/faq.html deleted file mode 100644 index a93f341f84..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/faq.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,229 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-Post a message over in the -Support forum or in the issues list -and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem -as you can can: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
- -Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
- -First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide -authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct -access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make -sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
- -Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers -use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
-A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which -method they require.
- -Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most
-transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box
-where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
-You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if
-necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through
-the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click
-on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
-Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the
-'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
-Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser
-tab in Vienna.
-A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can
-expire.
-
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
- -See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
- -Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like -Cortig's original -Share with Papers plugin or -reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script -and view them in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
- -Post a message over at the -issues list.
- -See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/intro.html deleted file mode 100644 index 83909eb869..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/intro.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ - - - - - -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the
-"Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
-Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access.
-Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader
-which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists.
-So, organize your feeds accordingly.
-You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the -Support forum.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/keyboard.html deleted file mode 100644 index 24dfbd889d..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/keyboard.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,318 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Keyboard Shortcuts
-You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
-To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
-| Key | -Action | -
| Single Key Shortcuts - | -- |
| f | -Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | -
| h | -Puts the focus on the search field. | -
| k | -Marks the current folder read. | -
| m | -Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | -
| b | -Moves to the first unread article. | -
| n | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| r | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| u | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| s | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| < or , | -Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | -
| > or . | -Displays the next viewed article or web page. | -
| Left | -Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | -
| Right | -Moves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list. | -
| Spacebar | -Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | -
| Enter/Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page. | -
| Delete/Backspace | -Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | -
| General Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Click | -Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-B | -Opens the filter bar. | -
| Command-N | -Create a new subscription. | -
| Shift-Command-F | -Create a smart folder. | -
| Shift-Command-E | -Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | -
| Shift-Command-D | -Delete the selected folder. | -
| Command-C | -Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | -
| Command-H | -Hides the Vienna main window. | -
| Alt-Command-H | -Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | -
| Command-I | -Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | -
| Command-L | -Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Shift-Command-N | -Rename the selected folder. | -
| Command-R | -Refreshes all subscriptions. | -
| Shift-Command-R | -Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | -
| Control-Command-S | -Stops any active refresh. | -
| Command-P | -Print the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-P | -Brings up the Page Setup panel. | -
| Command-Q | -Exit Vienna. | -
| Command-T | -Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Command-U | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -
| Command-Z | -Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | -
| Command-/ | -Toggles the status bar on or off. | -
| Command-+ | -Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-- | -Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-, | -Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | -
| Alt-Command-Backspace | -Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | -
| Command-? | -Displays the Vienna help book. | -
| Articles Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-Z | -Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | -
| Shift-Command-M | -Flags the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-U | -Marks the selected articles read. | -
| Alt-Command-S | -Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | -
| Shift-Command-S | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| Shift-Command-O | -Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | -
| Shift-Command-K | -Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | -
| Alt-Command-K | -Marks all articles in all folders read. | -
| Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Command-W | -Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | -
| Alt-Command-W | -Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab - command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | -
| Alt-Command-Left | -Displays the previous tab window. | -
| Alt-Command-Right | -Displays the next tab window. | -
| Command-M | -Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | -
| Command-0 | -Displays the activity log viewer window. | -
| Command-1 | -Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | -
| Command-2 | -Displays the Downloads window. | -
| Browser Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-R | -Reloads the current web page. | -
| Command-Period | -Cancels loading of the current web page. | -
| Command-[/Command-Left | -Goes back to the previous web page. | -
| Command-]/Command-Right | -Goes forward to the next web page. | -
| Command-F | -Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and - pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | -
| Command-G | -Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | -
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Introduction à Vienna -Apprendre comment débuter avec - Vienna. +Apprendre comment débuter avec Vienna. Raccourcis clavier -Découvrir les raccourcis - clavier pour les commandes courantes +Découvrir les raccourcis clavier pour les commandes courantes Comment faire ? -Questions fréquemment posées, - obtenir du support, étapes de dépannage. +Questions fréquemment posées, obtenir du support, étapes de dépannage. Réglages avancés -Explications des réglages de - l'onglet Advancés des Préférences. +Explications des réglages de l'onglet Advancés des Préférences. |
| Combinaison de - touches | -Action | +
| Combinaison de touches | +Action |
| Raccourci à une touche | +Raccourci à une touche |
| f | -Ouvrir la barre de recherche et sélectionne le champ de - recherche. | +f | +Ouvrir la barre de recherche et sélectionne le champ de recherche. |
| h | @@ -49,13 +33,11 @@|||
| k | -Marque tous les articles du dossier courant comme étant - lus. | +Marque tous les articles du dossier courant comme étant lus. | |
| m | -Permute l'état affiché/masqué du drapeau pour les - articles sélectionnés. | +Permute l'état affiché/masqué du drapeau pour les articles sélectionnés. | |
| b | @@ -67,14 +49,11 @@|||
| r ou u | -Permute l'état lu/non lu pour les articles - sélectionnés. | +Permute l'état lu/non lu pour les articles sélectionnés. | |
| s | -Marque tous les articles du dossier courant comme étant - lus et passe au prochain dossier contenant des articles non - lus. | +Marque tous les articles du dossier courant comme étant lus et passe au prochain dossier contenant des articles non lus. | |
| < | @@ -86,14 +65,11 @@|||
| Gauche | -Sélectionne la liste des dossiers lorsque on se trouve - dans la liste des articles | +Sélectionne la liste des dossiers lorsque on se trouve dans la liste des articles | |
| Barre d'espace | -Passe au prochain article non lu, à moins qu'il reste du - texte à afficher pour l'article en cours ; dans ce cas, on - affiche la page de texte suivante. | +Passe au prochain article non lu, à moins qu'il reste du texte à afficher pour l'article en cours ; dans ce cas, on affiche la page de texte suivante. | |
| Entrée ou Return | @@ -101,23 +77,15 @@|||
| Suppr ou Backspace | -Déplace les articles sélectionnés dans la corbeille. - Lorsque cette commande est utilisée à partir de la corbeille, - les articles sélectionnés sont définitivement détruits. | +Déplace les articles sélectionnés dans la corbeille. Lorsque cette commande est utilisée à partir de la corbeille, les articles sélectionnés sont définitivement détruits. |
| Raccourcis généraux | +Raccourcis généraux |
| Alt-Click | -Ouvre la page originelle de l'article dans un onglet sans - tenir compte des préférences pour ouvrir les liens dans un - navigateur externe. | +Alt-Click | +Ouvre la page originelle de l'article dans un onglet sans tenir compte des préférences pour ouvrir les liens dans un navigateur externe. |
| Shift-⌘-B | @@ -137,8 +105,7 @@|||
| Shift-⌘-E | -Modifie l'adresse URL du dossier sélectionné ou modifie - les critères du dossier intelligent sélectionné. | +Modifie l'adresse URL du dossier sélectionné ou modifie les critères du dossier intelligent sélectionné. | |
| Shift-⌘-D | @@ -146,9 +113,7 @@|||
| ⌘-C | -Copie le texte sélectionné dans le presse-papier. Si la - zone active est la liste des articles, copie l'intégralité de - l'article sélectionné. | +Copie le texte sélectionné dans le presse-papier. Si la zone active est la liste des articles, copie l'intégralité de l'article sélectionné. | |
| ⌘-H | @@ -160,14 +125,11 @@|||
| ⌘-I | -Affiche la fenêtre d'information pour le dossier - sélectionné. | +Affiche la fenêtre d'information pour le dossier sélectionné. | |
| ⌘-L | -Sélectionne le champ d'adresse du navigateur de l'onglet - actuel ; ouvre un nouvel onglet avec un navigateur si - besoin. | +Sélectionne le champ d'adresse du navigateur de l'onglet actuel ; ouvre un nouvel onglet avec un navigateur si besoin. | |
| Shift-⌘-N | @@ -179,8 +141,7 @@|||
| Shift-⌘-R | -Rafraîchit uniquement les abonnements sélectionnés dans - la liste des dossiers. | +Rafraîchit uniquement les abonnements sélectionnés dans la liste des dossiers. | |
| Ctrl-⌘-S | @@ -200,8 +161,7 @@|||
| ⌘-T | -Ouvre un nouvel onglet avec un navigateur et sélectionne - le champ d'adresse du navigateur. | +Ouvre un nouvel onglet avec un navigateur et sélectionne le champ d'adresse du navigateur. | |
| ⌘-U | @@ -211,15 +171,17 @@⌘-Z | Annule l'action précédente si c'est possible. | |
| Command-/ | +Toggles the status bar on or off. | +||
| ⌘-+ (plus) | -Augmente la taille du texte dans la page WEB ou l'article - actif. | +Augmente la taille du texte dans la page WEB ou l'article actif. | |
| ⌘-- (moins) | -Diminue la taille du texte dans la page WEB ou l'article - actif. | +Diminue la taille du texte dans la page WEB ou l'article actif. | |
| ⌘-, (virgule) | @@ -233,24 +195,17 @@⌘-? | Affiche l'aide Vienna. |
| Raccourcis Articles | +Raccourcis Articles |
| Alt-Entrée ou Alt-Return | -Ouvre la page originelle de l'article dans un onglet sans - tenir compte des préférences pour ouvrir les liens dans un - navigateur externe. | +Alt-Entrée ou Alt-Return | +Ouvre la page originelle de l'article dans un onglet sans tenir compte des préférences pour ouvrir les liens dans un navigateur externe. |
| Shift-⌘-Z | -Rétablit la dernière action si elle vient juste d'être - annulée. | +Rétablit la dernière action si elle vient juste d'être annulée. | |
| Shift-⌘-M | @@ -262,48 +217,35 @@|||
| Alt-⌘-S | -Ouvre l'application de messagerie par défaut et crée un - courrier avec un lien vers l'article actuel. | +Ouvre l'application de messagerie par défaut et crée un courrier avec un lien vers l'article actuel. | |
| Shift-⌘-S | -Marque tous les articles du dossier actuel comme étant - lus et passe au prochain dossier ayant des articles non - lus. | +Marque tous les articles du dossier actuel comme étant lus et passe au prochain dossier ayant des articles non lus. | |
| Shift-⌘-O | -Rétablit un article de la corbeille dans son dossier - d'origine. | +Rétablit un article de la corbeille dans son dossier d'origine. | |
| Shift-⌘-K | -Marque tous les articles des dossiers sélectionnés comme - étant lus. | +Marque tous les articles des dossiers sélectionnés comme étant lus. | |
| Alt-⌘-K | -Marque tous les articles de tous les dossiers comme étant - lus. | +Marque tous les articles de tous les dossiers comme étant lus. |
| Raccourcis fenêtre | +Raccourcis fenêtre |
| ⌘-W | -Ferme l'onglet actif si plusieurs sont ouverts ; sinon, - ferme la fenêtre Vienna. | +⌘-W | +Ferme l'onglet actif si plusieurs sont ouverts ; sinon, ferme la fenêtre Vienna. |
| Alt-⌘-W | -Ferme tous les onglets autres que la liste des articles. - Note : cette commande remplace la commande "Fermer l'onglet" - dans le menu Fichier lorsque la touche Alt est pressée. | +Ferme tous les onglets autres que la liste des articles. Note : cette commande remplace la commande "Fermer l'onglet" dans le menu Fichier lorsque la touche Alt est pressée. | |
| Alt-⌘-Gauche | @@ -327,23 +269,18 @@|||
| ⌘-1 | -Réaffiche la fenêtre Vienna si celle-ci a été - préalablement fermée. | +Réaffiche la fenêtre Vienna si celle-ci a été préalablement fermée. | |
| ⌘-2 | Affiche la fenêtre de téléchargement. |
| Racourcis du navigateur internet | +Racourcis du navigateur internet |
| Alt-R | +Alt-R | Recharge la page web active. |
| ⌘-F | -Acitve le champ de recherche. Après validation par Enter, - le texte saisi sera recherché sur la page web active. | +Acitve le champ de recherche. Après validation par Enter, le texte saisi sera recherché sur la page web active. |
| ⌘-G | -Recherche l'occurrence suivante sur la page web - active. | +Recherche l'occurrence suivante sur la page web active. |
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- Introduction to Vienna -Learn how to get started with Vienna. - -Keyboard Shortcuts -Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands - -How Do I? -Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps. - -Advanced Settings - - |
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Advanced Settings
-The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are -not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the -advanced settings and their function. -
-Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By -turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages -that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web -pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/faq.html deleted file mode 100644 index a93f341f84..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/faq.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,229 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-Post a message over in the -Support forum or in the issues list -and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem -as you can can: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
- -Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
- -First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide -authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct -access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make -sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
- -Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers -use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
-A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which -method they require.
- -Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most
-transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box
-where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
-You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if
-necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through
-the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click
-on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
-Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the
-'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
-Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser
-tab in Vienna.
-A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can
-expire.
-
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
- -See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
- -Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like -Cortig's original -Share with Papers plugin or -reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script -and view them in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
- -Post a message over at the -issues list.
- -See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/intro.html deleted file mode 100644 index 83909eb869..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/intro.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ - - - - - -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the
-"Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
-Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access.
-Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader
-which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists.
-So, organize your feeds accordingly.
-You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the -Support forum.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/keyboard.html deleted file mode 100644 index 24dfbd889d..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/keyboard.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,318 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Keyboard Shortcuts
-You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
-To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
-| Key | -Action | -
| Single Key Shortcuts - | -- |
| f | -Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | -
| h | -Puts the focus on the search field. | -
| k | -Marks the current folder read. | -
| m | -Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | -
| b | -Moves to the first unread article. | -
| n | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| r | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| u | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| s | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| < or , | -Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | -
| > or . | -Displays the next viewed article or web page. | -
| Left | -Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | -
| Right | -Moves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list. | -
| Spacebar | -Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | -
| Enter/Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page. | -
| Delete/Backspace | -Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | -
| General Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Click | -Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-B | -Opens the filter bar. | -
| Command-N | -Create a new subscription. | -
| Shift-Command-F | -Create a smart folder. | -
| Shift-Command-E | -Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | -
| Shift-Command-D | -Delete the selected folder. | -
| Command-C | -Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | -
| Command-H | -Hides the Vienna main window. | -
| Alt-Command-H | -Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | -
| Command-I | -Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | -
| Command-L | -Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Shift-Command-N | -Rename the selected folder. | -
| Command-R | -Refreshes all subscriptions. | -
| Shift-Command-R | -Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | -
| Control-Command-S | -Stops any active refresh. | -
| Command-P | -Print the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-P | -Brings up the Page Setup panel. | -
| Command-Q | -Exit Vienna. | -
| Command-T | -Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Command-U | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -
| Command-Z | -Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | -
| Command-/ | -Toggles the status bar on or off. | -
| Command-+ | -Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-- | -Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-, | -Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | -
| Alt-Command-Backspace | -Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | -
| Command-? | -Displays the Vienna help book. | -
| Articles Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-Z | -Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | -
| Shift-Command-M | -Flags the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-U | -Marks the selected articles read. | -
| Alt-Command-S | -Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | -
| Shift-Command-S | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| Shift-Command-O | -Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | -
| Shift-Command-K | -Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | -
| Alt-Command-K | -Marks all articles in all folders read. | -
| Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Command-W | -Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | -
| Alt-Command-W | -Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab - command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | -
| Alt-Command-Left | -Displays the previous tab window. | -
| Alt-Command-Right | -Displays the next tab window. | -
| Command-M | -Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | -
| Command-0 | -Displays the activity log viewer window. | -
| Command-1 | -Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | -
| Command-2 | -Displays the Downloads window. | -
| Browser Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-R | -Reloads the current web page. | -
| Command-Period | -Cancels loading of the current web page. | -
| Command-[/Command-Left | -Goes back to the previous web page. | -
| Command-]/Command-Right | -Goes forward to the next web page. | -
| Command-F | -Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and - pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | -
| Command-G | -Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | -
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Aiuto Vienna |
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Introduzione a Vienna -Impara come iniziare ad usare - Vienna. +Impara come iniziare ad usare Vienna. Abbreviazioni da Tastiera -Scopri le abbreviazioni da - tastiera per i comandi comuni +Scopri le abbreviazioni da tastiera per i comandi comuni Come Faccio A -Domande Frequenti, come ottenere - supporto e passi da eseguire per la risoluzione dei - problemi. +Domande Frequenti, come ottenere supporto e passi da eseguire per la risoluzione dei problemi. +Advanced Settings + |
| Tasto | Azione | @@ -36,17 +25,11 @@||
| f | -Imposta il focus dell'input sulla finestra di - ricerca. | +Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | |
| r | -Segnala gli articoli selezionati come letti. | -||
| s | -Segnala la cartella corrente come letta poi passa alla - cartella successiva con articoli non letti. | +h | +Imposta il focus dell'input sulla finestra di ricerca. |
| k | @@ -56,63 +39,98 @@m | Segnala con contrassegno gli articoli selezionati. | |
| b | +Moves to the first unread article. | +||
| n | +Moves to the next unread article. | +||
| r or u | +Segnala gli articoli selezionati come letti. | +||
| s | +Segnala la cartella corrente come letta poi passa alla cartella successiva con articoli non letti. | +||
| < | Mostra l'articolo o pagina web vista in precedenza. | ||
| > | -Mostra l'articolo o pagina web vista - successivamente. | +Mostra l'articolo o pagina web vista successivamente. | |
| Spacebar | -Va all'articolo successivo non letto a meno che - l'articolo corrente non abbia altro testo da scorrere ed in - tal caso va su di una pagina all'interno dell'articolo - corrente. | +Left | +Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. |
| Comando-U | -Va all'articolo successivo non letto. | +Spacebar | +Va all'articolo successivo non letto a meno che l'articolo corrente non abbia altro testo da scorrere ed in tal caso va su di una pagina all'interno dell'articolo corrente. |
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -||
| Enter/Return | -Apre l'articolo selezionato nella pagina web - originale. | +Apre l'articolo selezionato nella pagina web originale. | |
| Delete/Backspace | -Sposta gli articoli selezionati nella cartella Cestino. - Se questo tasto viene utilizzato nella cartella Cestino, gli - articoli selezionati saranno eliminati in modo - permanente. | +Sposta gli articoli selezionati nella cartella Cestino. Se questo tasto viene utilizzato nella cartella Cestino, gli articoli selezionati saranno eliminati in modo permanente. | |
| Abbreviazioni Generali | |||
| Alt-Click | +Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | +||
| Shift-Command-B | +Opens the filter bar. | +||
| Comando-N | Crea una nuova iscrizione. | ||
| Shift-Command-G | +Create a group folder. | +||
| Shift-Comando-F | Crea una cartella smart. | ||
| Shift-Comando-E | -Modifica la URL della cartella selezionata o modifica il - criterio di una cartella smart. | +Modifica la URL della cartella selezionata o modifica il criterio di una cartella smart. | |
| Shift-Comando-D | Elimina la cartella selezionata. | ||
| Command-C | +Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | +||
| Command-H | +Hides the Vienna main window. | +||
| Alt-Command-H | +Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | +||
| Command-I | +Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | +||
| Command-L | +Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | +||
| Shift-Comando-N | Rinomina la cartella selezionata. | @@ -123,11 +141,10 @@||
| Shift-Comando-R | -Aggiorna solo quelle iscrizioni che siano selezionate - nell'elenco cartelle. | +Aggiorna solo quelle iscrizioni che siano selezionate nell'elenco cartelle. | |
| Comando-Meno | +Control-Command-S | Interrompi ogni aggiornamento attivo. | |
| Attiva la finestra Formato di stampa. | |||
| Shift-Comando-V | -Convalida il feed selezionato. | +Command-Q | +Exit Vienna. | +
| Command-T | +Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | +||
| Comando-U | +Va all'articolo successivo non letto. | +||
| Command-Z | +Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | +||
| Command-/ | +Toggles the status bar on or off. | +||
| Command-+ | +Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | +||
| Comando-Meno | +Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | +||
| Command-, | +Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | +||
| Alt-Command-Backspace | +Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | ||
| Comando-? | @@ -150,6 +199,14 @@Abbreviazioni Articoli | ||
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | +Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | +||
| Shift-Command-Z | +Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | +||
| Shift-Comando-M | Segnala con contrassegno gli articoli selezionati. | @@ -158,25 +215,25 @@Shift-Comando-U | Segnala gli articoli selezionati come letti. |
| Alt-Command-S | +Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | +||
| Shift-Comando-S | -Segnala la cartella corrente come letta poi passa alla - cartella successiva con articoli non letti. | +Segnala la cartella corrente come letta poi passa alla cartella successiva con articoli non letti. | |
| Shift-Comando-O | -Ripristina un articolo dal cestino riportandolo nella sua - cartella originale. | +Ripristina un articolo dal cestino riportandolo nella sua cartella originale. | |
| Shift-Comando-K | -Segnala tutti gli articoli nelle cartelle selezionate - come letti. | +Segnala tutti gli articoli nelle cartelle selezionate come letti. | |
| Alt-Comando-K | -Segnala tutti gli articoli in tutte le cartelle come - letti. | +Segnala tutti gli articoli in tutte le cartelle come letti. | |
| Abbreviazioni Finestra | @@ -184,15 +241,11 @@|||
| Comando-W | -Chiude il pannello attivo se ce n'è uno aperto. - Altrimenti se non ci sono pannelli aperti, chiude la finestra - di Vienna. | +Chiude il pannello attivo se ce n'è uno aperto. Altrimenti se non ci sono pannelli aperti, chiude la finestra di Vienna. | |
| Alt-Comando-W | -Chiude tutti i pannelli. Nota che questo comando - sostituisce il comando Chiudi Pannello nel menu Archivio - quando si tiene premuto il tasto Alt. | +Chiude tutti i pannelli. Nota che questo comando sostituisce il comando Chiudi Pannello nel menu Archivio quando si tiene premuto il tasto Alt. | |
| Control-Comando-Freccia Sinistra | @@ -203,11 +256,8 @@Visualizza il pannello successivo. | ||
| Shift-Comando-W | -Chiude la finestra di Vienna ma lascia Vienna in - esecuzione in background. Puoi riportare la finestra in vista - facendo clic sull'icon nel dock di Vienna o premendo - Comando-1. | +Command-Y | +Opens the article list tab. |
| Comando-M | @@ -215,13 +265,11 @@|||
| Comando-0 | -Visualizza la finestra con il visore resoconto - attività. | +Visualizza la finestra con il visore resoconto attività. | |
| Comando-1 | -Riapre la finestra di Vienna se era stata chiusa - precedentemente. | +Riapre la finestra di Vienna se era stata chiusa precedentemente. | |
| Comando-2 | @@ -249,14 +297,11 @@|||
| Comando-F | -Imposta il focus sul campo di ricerca. Inserendo del - testo qui e premendo Enter, il programma cercherà quel testo - nella pagina web corrente. | +Imposta il focus sul campo di ricerca. Inserendo del testo qui e premendo Enter, il programma cercherà quel testo nella pagina web corrente. | |
| Comando-G | -Ricerca la prossima occorrenza del testo cercato nella - pagina web. | +Ricerca la prossima occorrenza del testo cercato nella pagina web. |
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Vienna Help - |
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- Introduction to Vienna -Learn how to get started with Vienna. - -Keyboard Shortcuts -Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands - -How Do I? -Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps. - -Advanced Settings - - |
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Advanced Settings
-The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are -not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the -advanced settings and their function. -
-Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By -turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages -that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web -pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/faq.html deleted file mode 100644 index a93f341f84..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/faq.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,229 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-Post a message over in the -Support forum or in the issues list -and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem -as you can can: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
- -Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
- -First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide -authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct -access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make -sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
- -Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers -use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
-A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which -method they require.
- -Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most
-transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box
-where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
-You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if
-necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through
-the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click
-on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
-Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the
-'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
-Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser
-tab in Vienna.
-A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can
-expire.
-
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
- -See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
- -Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like -Cortig's original -Share with Papers plugin or -reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script -and view them in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
- -Post a message over at the -issues list.
- -See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/intro.html deleted file mode 100644 index 83909eb869..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/intro.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ - - - - - -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the
-"Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
-Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access.
-Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader
-which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists.
-So, organize your feeds accordingly.
-You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the -Support forum.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/keyboard.html deleted file mode 100644 index 24dfbd889d..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/keyboard.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,318 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Keyboard Shortcuts
-You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
-To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
-| Key | -Action | -
| Single Key Shortcuts - | -- |
| f | -Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | -
| h | -Puts the focus on the search field. | -
| k | -Marks the current folder read. | -
| m | -Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | -
| b | -Moves to the first unread article. | -
| n | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| r | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| u | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| s | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| < or , | -Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | -
| > or . | -Displays the next viewed article or web page. | -
| Left | -Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | -
| Right | -Moves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list. | -
| Spacebar | -Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | -
| Enter/Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page. | -
| Delete/Backspace | -Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | -
| General Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Click | -Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-B | -Opens the filter bar. | -
| Command-N | -Create a new subscription. | -
| Shift-Command-F | -Create a smart folder. | -
| Shift-Command-E | -Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | -
| Shift-Command-D | -Delete the selected folder. | -
| Command-C | -Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | -
| Command-H | -Hides the Vienna main window. | -
| Alt-Command-H | -Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | -
| Command-I | -Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | -
| Command-L | -Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Shift-Command-N | -Rename the selected folder. | -
| Command-R | -Refreshes all subscriptions. | -
| Shift-Command-R | -Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | -
| Control-Command-S | -Stops any active refresh. | -
| Command-P | -Print the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-P | -Brings up the Page Setup panel. | -
| Command-Q | -Exit Vienna. | -
| Command-T | -Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Command-U | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -
| Command-Z | -Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | -
| Command-/ | -Toggles the status bar on or off. | -
| Command-+ | -Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-- | -Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-, | -Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | -
| Alt-Command-Backspace | -Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | -
| Command-? | -Displays the Vienna help book. | -
| Articles Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-Z | -Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | -
| Shift-Command-M | -Flags the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-U | -Marks the selected articles read. | -
| Alt-Command-S | -Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | -
| Shift-Command-S | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| Shift-Command-O | -Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | -
| Shift-Command-K | -Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | -
| Alt-Command-K | -Marks all articles in all folders read. | -
| Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Command-W | -Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | -
| Alt-Command-W | -Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab - command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | -
| Alt-Command-Left | -Displays the previous tab window. | -
| Alt-Command-Right | -Displays the next tab window. | -
| Command-M | -Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | -
| Command-0 | -Displays the activity log viewer window. | -
| Command-1 | -Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | -
| Command-2 | -Displays the Downloads window. | -
| Browser Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-R | -Reloads the current web page. | -
| Command-Period | -Cancels loading of the current web page. | -
| Command-[/Command-Left | -Goes back to the previous web page. | -
| Command-]/Command-Right | -Goes forward to the next web page. | -
| Command-F | -Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and - pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | -
| Command-G | -Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | -
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Vienna Help - |
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- Introduction to Vienna -Learn how to get started with Vienna. - -Keyboard Shortcuts -Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands - -How Do I? -Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps. - -Advanced Settings - - |
-
Advanced Settings
-The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are -not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the -advanced settings and their function. -
-Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By -turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages -that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web -pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/faq.html deleted file mode 100644 index a93f341f84..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/faq.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,229 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-Post a message over in the -Support forum or in the issues list -and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem -as you can can: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
- -Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
- -First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide -authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct -access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make -sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
- -Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers -use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
-A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which -method they require.
- -Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most
-transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box
-where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
-You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if
-necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through
-the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click
-on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
-Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the
-'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
-Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser
-tab in Vienna.
-A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can
-expire.
-
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
- -See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
- -Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like -Cortig's original -Share with Papers plugin or -reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script -and view them in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
- -Post a message over at the -issues list.
- -See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/intro.html deleted file mode 100644 index 83909eb869..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/intro.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ - - - - - -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the
-"Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
-Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access.
-Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader
-which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists.
-So, organize your feeds accordingly.
-You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the -Support forum.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/keyboard.html deleted file mode 100644 index 24dfbd889d..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/keyboard.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,318 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Keyboard Shortcuts
-You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
-To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
-| Key | -Action | -
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| f | -Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | -
| h | -Puts the focus on the search field. | -
| k | -Marks the current folder read. | -
| m | -Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | -
| b | -Moves to the first unread article. | -
| n | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| r | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| u | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| s | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| < or , | -Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | -
| > or . | -Displays the next viewed article or web page. | -
| Left | -Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | -
| Right | -Moves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list. | -
| Spacebar | -Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | -
| Enter/Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page. | -
| Delete/Backspace | -Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | -
| General Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Click | -Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-B | -Opens the filter bar. | -
| Command-N | -Create a new subscription. | -
| Shift-Command-F | -Create a smart folder. | -
| Shift-Command-E | -Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | -
| Shift-Command-D | -Delete the selected folder. | -
| Command-C | -Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | -
| Command-H | -Hides the Vienna main window. | -
| Alt-Command-H | -Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | -
| Command-I | -Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | -
| Command-L | -Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Shift-Command-N | -Rename the selected folder. | -
| Command-R | -Refreshes all subscriptions. | -
| Shift-Command-R | -Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | -
| Control-Command-S | -Stops any active refresh. | -
| Command-P | -Print the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-P | -Brings up the Page Setup panel. | -
| Command-Q | -Exit Vienna. | -
| Command-T | -Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Command-U | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -
| Command-Z | -Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | -
| Command-/ | -Toggles the status bar on or off. | -
| Command-+ | -Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-- | -Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-, | -Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | -
| Alt-Command-Backspace | -Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | -
| Command-? | -Displays the Vienna help book. | -
| Articles Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-Z | -Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | -
| Shift-Command-M | -Flags the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-U | -Marks the selected articles read. | -
| Alt-Command-S | -Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | -
| Shift-Command-S | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| Shift-Command-O | -Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | -
| Shift-Command-K | -Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | -
| Alt-Command-K | -Marks all articles in all folders read. | -
| Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Command-W | -Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | -
| Alt-Command-W | -Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab - command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | -
| Alt-Command-Left | -Displays the previous tab window. | -
| Alt-Command-Right | -Displays the next tab window. | -
| Command-M | -Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | -
| Command-0 | -Displays the activity log viewer window. | -
| Command-1 | -Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | -
| Command-2 | -Displays the Downloads window. | -
| Browser Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-R | -Reloads the current web page. | -
| Command-Period | -Cancels loading of the current web page. | -
| Command-[/Command-Left | -Goes back to the previous web page. | -
| Command-]/Command-Right | -Goes forward to the next web page. | -
| Command-F | -Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and - pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | -
| Command-G | -Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | -
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Advanced Settings
-The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are -not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the -advanced settings and their function. -
-Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By -turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages -that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web -pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/faq.html deleted file mode 100644 index a93f341f84..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/faq.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,229 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-Post a message over in the -Support forum or in the issues list -and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem -as you can can: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
- -Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
- -First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide -authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct -access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make -sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
- -Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers -use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
-A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which -method they require.
- -Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most
-transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box
-where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
-You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if
-necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through
-the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click
-on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
-Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the
-'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
-Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser
-tab in Vienna.
-A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can
-expire.
-
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
- -See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
- -Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like -Cortig's original -Share with Papers plugin or -reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script -and view them in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
- -Post a message over at the -issues list.
- -See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/intro.html deleted file mode 100644 index 83909eb869..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/intro.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ - - - - - -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the
-"Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
-Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access.
-Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader
-which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists.
-So, organize your feeds accordingly.
-You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the -Support forum.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/keyboard.html deleted file mode 100644 index 24dfbd889d..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/keyboard.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,318 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Keyboard Shortcuts
-You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
-To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
-| Key | -Action | -
| Single Key Shortcuts - | -- |
| f | -Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | -
| h | -Puts the focus on the search field. | -
| k | -Marks the current folder read. | -
| m | -Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | -
| b | -Moves to the first unread article. | -
| n | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| r | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| u | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| s | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| < or , | -Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | -
| > or . | -Displays the next viewed article or web page. | -
| Left | -Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | -
| Right | -Moves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list. | -
| Spacebar | -Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | -
| Enter/Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page. | -
| Delete/Backspace | -Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | -
| General Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Click | -Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-B | -Opens the filter bar. | -
| Command-N | -Create a new subscription. | -
| Shift-Command-F | -Create a smart folder. | -
| Shift-Command-E | -Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | -
| Shift-Command-D | -Delete the selected folder. | -
| Command-C | -Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | -
| Command-H | -Hides the Vienna main window. | -
| Alt-Command-H | -Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | -
| Command-I | -Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | -
| Command-L | -Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Shift-Command-N | -Rename the selected folder. | -
| Command-R | -Refreshes all subscriptions. | -
| Shift-Command-R | -Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | -
| Control-Command-S | -Stops any active refresh. | -
| Command-P | -Print the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-P | -Brings up the Page Setup panel. | -
| Command-Q | -Exit Vienna. | -
| Command-T | -Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Command-U | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -
| Command-Z | -Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | -
| Command-/ | -Toggles the status bar on or off. | -
| Command-+ | -Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-- | -Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-, | -Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | -
| Alt-Command-Backspace | -Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | -
| Command-? | -Displays the Vienna help book. | -
| Articles Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-Z | -Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | -
| Shift-Command-M | -Flags the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-U | -Marks the selected articles read. | -
| Alt-Command-S | -Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | -
| Shift-Command-S | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| Shift-Command-O | -Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | -
| Shift-Command-K | -Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | -
| Alt-Command-K | -Marks all articles in all folders read. | -
| Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Command-W | -Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | -
| Alt-Command-W | -Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab - command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | -
| Alt-Command-Left | -Displays the previous tab window. | -
| Alt-Command-Right | -Displays the next tab window. | -
| Command-M | -Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | -
| Command-0 | -Displays the activity log viewer window. | -
| Command-1 | -Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | -
| Command-2 | -Displays the Downloads window. | -
| Browser Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-R | -Reloads the current web page. | -
| Command-Period | -Cancels loading of the current web page. | -
| Command-[/Command-Left | -Goes back to the previous web page. | -
| Command-]/Command-Right | -Goes forward to the next web page. | -
| Command-F | -Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and - pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | -
| Command-G | -Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | -
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Vienna Help - |
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-
- Introduction to Vienna -Learn how to get started with Vienna. - -Keyboard Shortcuts -Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands - -How Do I? -Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps. - -Advanced Settings - - |
-
Advanced Settings
-The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are -not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the -advanced settings and their function. -
-Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By -turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages -that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web -pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/faq.html deleted file mode 100644 index a93f341f84..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/faq.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,229 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-Post a message over in the -Support forum or in the issues list -and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem -as you can can: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
- -Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
- -First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide -authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct -access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make -sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
- -Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers -use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
-A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which -method they require.
- -Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most
-transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box
-where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
-You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if
-necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through
-the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click
-on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
-Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the
-'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
-Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser
-tab in Vienna.
-A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can
-expire.
-
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
- -See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
- -Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like -Cortig's original -Share with Papers plugin or -reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script -and view them in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
- -Post a message over at the -issues list.
- -See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/intro.html deleted file mode 100644 index 83909eb869..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/intro.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ - - - - - -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the
-"Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
-Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access.
-Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader
-which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists.
-So, organize your feeds accordingly.
-You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the -Support forum.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/keyboard.html deleted file mode 100644 index 24dfbd889d..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/keyboard.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,318 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Keyboard Shortcuts
-You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
-To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
-| Key | -Action | -
| Single Key Shortcuts - | -- |
| f | -Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | -
| h | -Puts the focus on the search field. | -
| k | -Marks the current folder read. | -
| m | -Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | -
| b | -Moves to the first unread article. | -
| n | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| r | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| u | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| s | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| < or , | -Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | -
| > or . | -Displays the next viewed article or web page. | -
| Left | -Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | -
| Right | -Moves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list. | -
| Spacebar | -Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | -
| Enter/Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page. | -
| Delete/Backspace | -Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | -
| General Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Click | -Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-B | -Opens the filter bar. | -
| Command-N | -Create a new subscription. | -
| Shift-Command-F | -Create a smart folder. | -
| Shift-Command-E | -Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | -
| Shift-Command-D | -Delete the selected folder. | -
| Command-C | -Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | -
| Command-H | -Hides the Vienna main window. | -
| Alt-Command-H | -Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | -
| Command-I | -Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | -
| Command-L | -Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Shift-Command-N | -Rename the selected folder. | -
| Command-R | -Refreshes all subscriptions. | -
| Shift-Command-R | -Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | -
| Control-Command-S | -Stops any active refresh. | -
| Command-P | -Print the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-P | -Brings up the Page Setup panel. | -
| Command-Q | -Exit Vienna. | -
| Command-T | -Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Command-U | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -
| Command-Z | -Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | -
| Command-/ | -Toggles the status bar on or off. | -
| Command-+ | -Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-- | -Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-, | -Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | -
| Alt-Command-Backspace | -Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | -
| Command-? | -Displays the Vienna help book. | -
| Articles Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-Z | -Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | -
| Shift-Command-M | -Flags the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-U | -Marks the selected articles read. | -
| Alt-Command-S | -Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | -
| Shift-Command-S | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| Shift-Command-O | -Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | -
| Shift-Command-K | -Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | -
| Alt-Command-K | -Marks all articles in all folders read. | -
| Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Command-W | -Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | -
| Alt-Command-W | -Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab - command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | -
| Alt-Command-Left | -Displays the previous tab window. | -
| Alt-Command-Right | -Displays the next tab window. | -
| Command-M | -Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | -
| Command-0 | -Displays the activity log viewer window. | -
| Command-1 | -Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | -
| Command-2 | -Displays the Downloads window. | -
| Browser Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-R | -Reloads the current web page. | -
| Command-Period | -Cancels loading of the current web page. | -
| Command-[/Command-Left | -Goes back to the previous web page. | -
| Command-]/Command-Right | -Goes forward to the next web page. | -
| Command-F | -Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and - pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | -
| Command-G | -Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | -
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Vienna Help - |
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-
- Introduction to Vienna -Learn how to get started with Vienna. - -Keyboard Shortcuts -Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands - -How Do I? -Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps. - -Advanced Settings - - |
-
Advanced Settings
-The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are -not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the -advanced settings and their function. -
-Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By -turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages -that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web -pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/faq.html deleted file mode 100644 index a93f341f84..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/faq.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,229 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-Post a message over in the -Support forum or in the issues list -and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem -as you can can: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
- -Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
- -First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide -authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct -access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make -sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
- -Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers -use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
-A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which -method they require.
- -Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most
-transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box
-where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
-You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if
-necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through
-the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click
-on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
-Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the
-'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
-Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser
-tab in Vienna.
-A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can
-expire.
-
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
- -See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
- -Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like -Cortig's original -Share with Papers plugin or -reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script -and view them in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
- -Post a message over at the -issues list.
- -See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/intro.html deleted file mode 100644 index 83909eb869..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/intro.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ - - - - - -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the
-"Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
-Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access.
-Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader
-which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists.
-So, organize your feeds accordingly.
-You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the -Support forum.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/keyboard.html deleted file mode 100644 index 24dfbd889d..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/keyboard.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,318 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Keyboard Shortcuts
-You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
-To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
-| Key | -Action | -
| Single Key Shortcuts - | -- |
| f | -Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | -
| h | -Puts the focus on the search field. | -
| k | -Marks the current folder read. | -
| m | -Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | -
| b | -Moves to the first unread article. | -
| n | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| r | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| u | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| s | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| < or , | -Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | -
| > or . | -Displays the next viewed article or web page. | -
| Left | -Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | -
| Right | -Moves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list. | -
| Spacebar | -Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | -
| Enter/Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page. | -
| Delete/Backspace | -Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | -
| General Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Click | -Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-B | -Opens the filter bar. | -
| Command-N | -Create a new subscription. | -
| Shift-Command-F | -Create a smart folder. | -
| Shift-Command-E | -Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | -
| Shift-Command-D | -Delete the selected folder. | -
| Command-C | -Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | -
| Command-H | -Hides the Vienna main window. | -
| Alt-Command-H | -Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | -
| Command-I | -Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | -
| Command-L | -Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Shift-Command-N | -Rename the selected folder. | -
| Command-R | -Refreshes all subscriptions. | -
| Shift-Command-R | -Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | -
| Control-Command-S | -Stops any active refresh. | -
| Command-P | -Print the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-P | -Brings up the Page Setup panel. | -
| Command-Q | -Exit Vienna. | -
| Command-T | -Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Command-U | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -
| Command-Z | -Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | -
| Command-/ | -Toggles the status bar on or off. | -
| Command-+ | -Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-- | -Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-, | -Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | -
| Alt-Command-Backspace | -Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | -
| Command-? | -Displays the Vienna help book. | -
| Articles Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-Z | -Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | -
| Shift-Command-M | -Flags the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-U | -Marks the selected articles read. | -
| Alt-Command-S | -Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | -
| Shift-Command-S | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| Shift-Command-O | -Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | -
| Shift-Command-K | -Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | -
| Alt-Command-K | -Marks all articles in all folders read. | -
| Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Command-W | -Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | -
| Alt-Command-W | -Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab - command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | -
| Alt-Command-Left | -Displays the previous tab window. | -
| Alt-Command-Right | -Displays the next tab window. | -
| Command-M | -Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | -
| Command-0 | -Displays the activity log viewer window. | -
| Command-1 | -Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | -
| Command-2 | -Displays the Downloads window. | -
| Browser Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-R | -Reloads the current web page. | -
| Command-Period | -Cancels loading of the current web page. | -
| Command-[/Command-Left | -Goes back to the previous web page. | -
| Command-]/Command-Right | -Goes forward to the next web page. | -
| Command-F | -Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and - pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | -
| Command-G | -Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | -
|
-
Vienna Help - |
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-
- Introduction to Vienna -Learn how to get started with Vienna. - -Keyboard Shortcuts -Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands - -How Do I? -Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps. - -Advanced Settings - - |
-
Advanced Settings
-The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are -not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the -advanced settings and their function. -
-Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By -turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages -that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web -pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/faq.html deleted file mode 100644 index a93f341f84..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/faq.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,229 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-Post a message over in the -Support forum or in the issues list -and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem -as you can can: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
- -Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
- -First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide -authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct -access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make -sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
- -Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers -use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
-A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which -method they require.
- -Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most
-transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box
-where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
-You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if
-necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through
-the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click
-on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
-Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the
-'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
-Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser
-tab in Vienna.
-A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can
-expire.
-
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
- -See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
- -Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like -Cortig's original -Share with Papers plugin or -reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script -and view them in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
- -Post a message over at the -issues list.
- -See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/intro.html deleted file mode 100644 index 83909eb869..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/intro.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ - - - - - -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the
-"Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
-Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access.
-Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader
-which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists.
-So, organize your feeds accordingly.
-You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the -Support forum.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/keyboard.html deleted file mode 100644 index 24dfbd889d..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/keyboard.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,318 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Keyboard Shortcuts
-You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
-To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
-| Key | -Action | -
| Single Key Shortcuts - | -- |
| f | -Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | -
| h | -Puts the focus on the search field. | -
| k | -Marks the current folder read. | -
| m | -Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | -
| b | -Moves to the first unread article. | -
| n | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| r | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| u | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| s | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| < or , | -Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | -
| > or . | -Displays the next viewed article or web page. | -
| Left | -Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | -
| Right | -Moves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list. | -
| Spacebar | -Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | -
| Enter/Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page. | -
| Delete/Backspace | -Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | -
| General Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Click | -Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-B | -Opens the filter bar. | -
| Command-N | -Create a new subscription. | -
| Shift-Command-F | -Create a smart folder. | -
| Shift-Command-E | -Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | -
| Shift-Command-D | -Delete the selected folder. | -
| Command-C | -Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | -
| Command-H | -Hides the Vienna main window. | -
| Alt-Command-H | -Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | -
| Command-I | -Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | -
| Command-L | -Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Shift-Command-N | -Rename the selected folder. | -
| Command-R | -Refreshes all subscriptions. | -
| Shift-Command-R | -Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | -
| Control-Command-S | -Stops any active refresh. | -
| Command-P | -Print the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-P | -Brings up the Page Setup panel. | -
| Command-Q | -Exit Vienna. | -
| Command-T | -Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Command-U | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -
| Command-Z | -Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | -
| Command-/ | -Toggles the status bar on or off. | -
| Command-+ | -Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-- | -Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-, | -Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | -
| Alt-Command-Backspace | -Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | -
| Command-? | -Displays the Vienna help book. | -
| Articles Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-Z | -Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | -
| Shift-Command-M | -Flags the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-U | -Marks the selected articles read. | -
| Alt-Command-S | -Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | -
| Shift-Command-S | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| Shift-Command-O | -Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | -
| Shift-Command-K | -Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | -
| Alt-Command-K | -Marks all articles in all folders read. | -
| Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Command-W | -Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | -
| Alt-Command-W | -Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab - command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | -
| Alt-Command-Left | -Displays the previous tab window. | -
| Alt-Command-Right | -Displays the next tab window. | -
| Command-M | -Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | -
| Command-0 | -Displays the activity log viewer window. | -
| Command-1 | -Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | -
| Command-2 | -Displays the Downloads window. | -
| Browser Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-R | -Reloads the current web page. | -
| Command-Period | -Cancels loading of the current web page. | -
| Command-[/Command-Left | -Goes back to the previous web page. | -
| Command-]/Command-Right | -Goes forward to the next web page. | -
| Command-F | -Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and - pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | -
| Command-G | -Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | -
|
-
Vienna Help - |
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-
- |
-
- Introduction to Vienna -Learn how to get started with Vienna. - -Keyboard Shortcuts -Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands - -How Do I? -Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps. - -Advanced Settings - - |
-
Advanced Settings
-The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are -not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the -advanced settings and their function. -
-Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By -turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages -that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web -pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/faq.html deleted file mode 100644 index a93f341f84..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/faq.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,229 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-Post a message over in the -Support forum or in the issues list -and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem -as you can can: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
- -Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
- -First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide -authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct -access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make -sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
- -Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers -use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
-A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which -method they require.
- -Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most
-transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box
-where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
-You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if
-necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through
-the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click
-on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
-Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the
-'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
-Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser
-tab in Vienna.
-A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can
-expire.
-
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
- -See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
- -Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like -Cortig's original -Share with Papers plugin or -reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script -and view them in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
- -Post a message over at the -issues list.
- -See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/intro.html deleted file mode 100644 index 83909eb869..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/intro.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ - - - - - -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the
-"Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
-Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access.
-Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader
-which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists.
-So, organize your feeds accordingly.
-You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the -Support forum.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/keyboard.html deleted file mode 100644 index 24dfbd889d..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/keyboard.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,318 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Keyboard Shortcuts
-You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
-To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
-| Key | -Action | -
| Single Key Shortcuts - | -- |
| f | -Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | -
| h | -Puts the focus on the search field. | -
| k | -Marks the current folder read. | -
| m | -Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | -
| b | -Moves to the first unread article. | -
| n | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| r | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| u | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| s | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| < or , | -Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | -
| > or . | -Displays the next viewed article or web page. | -
| Left | -Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | -
| Right | -Moves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list. | -
| Spacebar | -Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | -
| Enter/Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page. | -
| Delete/Backspace | -Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | -
| General Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Click | -Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-B | -Opens the filter bar. | -
| Command-N | -Create a new subscription. | -
| Shift-Command-F | -Create a smart folder. | -
| Shift-Command-E | -Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | -
| Shift-Command-D | -Delete the selected folder. | -
| Command-C | -Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | -
| Command-H | -Hides the Vienna main window. | -
| Alt-Command-H | -Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | -
| Command-I | -Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | -
| Command-L | -Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Shift-Command-N | -Rename the selected folder. | -
| Command-R | -Refreshes all subscriptions. | -
| Shift-Command-R | -Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | -
| Control-Command-S | -Stops any active refresh. | -
| Command-P | -Print the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-P | -Brings up the Page Setup panel. | -
| Command-Q | -Exit Vienna. | -
| Command-T | -Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Command-U | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -
| Command-Z | -Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | -
| Command-/ | -Toggles the status bar on or off. | -
| Command-+ | -Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-- | -Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-, | -Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | -
| Alt-Command-Backspace | -Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | -
| Command-? | -Displays the Vienna help book. | -
| Articles Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-Z | -Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | -
| Shift-Command-M | -Flags the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-U | -Marks the selected articles read. | -
| Alt-Command-S | -Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | -
| Shift-Command-S | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| Shift-Command-O | -Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | -
| Shift-Command-K | -Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | -
| Alt-Command-K | -Marks all articles in all folders read. | -
| Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Command-W | -Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | -
| Alt-Command-W | -Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab - command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | -
| Alt-Command-Left | -Displays the previous tab window. | -
| Alt-Command-Right | -Displays the next tab window. | -
| Command-M | -Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | -
| Command-0 | -Displays the activity log viewer window. | -
| Command-1 | -Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | -
| Command-2 | -Displays the Downloads window. | -
| Browser Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-R | -Reloads the current web page. | -
| Command-Period | -Cancels loading of the current web page. | -
| Command-[/Command-Left | -Goes back to the previous web page. | -
| Command-]/Command-Right | -Goes forward to the next web page. | -
| Command-F | -Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and - pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | -
| Command-G | -Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | -
|
-
Vienna Help - |
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-
- Introduction to Vienna -Learn how to get started with Vienna. - -Keyboard Shortcuts -Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands - -How Do I? -Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps. - -Advanced Settings - - |
-
Advanced Settings
-The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are -not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the -advanced settings and their function. -
-Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By -turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages -that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web -pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/uk.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/uk.lproj/faq.html deleted file mode 100644 index a93f341f84..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/uk.lproj/faq.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,229 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-Post a message over in the -Support forum or in the issues list -and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem -as you can can: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
- -Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
- -First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide -authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct -access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make -sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
- -Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers -use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
-A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which -method they require.
- -Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most
-transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box
-where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
-You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if
-necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through
-the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click
-on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
-Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the
-'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
-Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser
-tab in Vienna.
-A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can
-expire.
-
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
- -See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
- -Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like -Cortig's original -Share with Papers plugin or -reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script -and view them in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
- -Post a message over at the -issues list.
- -See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/uk.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/uk.lproj/intro.html deleted file mode 100644 index 83909eb869..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/uk.lproj/intro.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ - - - - - -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the
-"Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
-Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access.
-Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader
-which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists.
-So, organize your feeds accordingly.
-You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the -Support forum.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/uk.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/uk.lproj/keyboard.html deleted file mode 100644 index 24dfbd889d..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/uk.lproj/keyboard.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,318 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Keyboard Shortcuts
-You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
-To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
-| Key | -Action | -
| Single Key Shortcuts - | -- |
| f | -Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | -
| h | -Puts the focus on the search field. | -
| k | -Marks the current folder read. | -
| m | -Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | -
| b | -Moves to the first unread article. | -
| n | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| r | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| u | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| s | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| < or , | -Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | -
| > or . | -Displays the next viewed article or web page. | -
| Left | -Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | -
| Right | -Moves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list. | -
| Spacebar | -Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | -
| Enter/Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page. | -
| Delete/Backspace | -Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | -
| General Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Click | -Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-B | -Opens the filter bar. | -
| Command-N | -Create a new subscription. | -
| Shift-Command-F | -Create a smart folder. | -
| Shift-Command-E | -Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | -
| Shift-Command-D | -Delete the selected folder. | -
| Command-C | -Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | -
| Command-H | -Hides the Vienna main window. | -
| Alt-Command-H | -Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | -
| Command-I | -Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | -
| Command-L | -Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Shift-Command-N | -Rename the selected folder. | -
| Command-R | -Refreshes all subscriptions. | -
| Shift-Command-R | -Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | -
| Control-Command-S | -Stops any active refresh. | -
| Command-P | -Print the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-P | -Brings up the Page Setup panel. | -
| Command-Q | -Exit Vienna. | -
| Command-T | -Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Command-U | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -
| Command-Z | -Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | -
| Command-/ | -Toggles the status bar on or off. | -
| Command-+ | -Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-- | -Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-, | -Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | -
| Alt-Command-Backspace | -Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | -
| Command-? | -Displays the Vienna help book. | -
| Articles Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-Z | -Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | -
| Shift-Command-M | -Flags the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-U | -Marks the selected articles read. | -
| Alt-Command-S | -Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | -
| Shift-Command-S | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| Shift-Command-O | -Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | -
| Shift-Command-K | -Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | -
| Alt-Command-K | -Marks all articles in all folders read. | -
| Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Command-W | -Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | -
| Alt-Command-W | -Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab - command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | -
| Alt-Command-Left | -Displays the previous tab window. | -
| Alt-Command-Right | -Displays the next tab window. | -
| Command-M | -Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | -
| Command-0 | -Displays the activity log viewer window. | -
| Command-1 | -Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | -
| Command-2 | -Displays the Downloads window. | -
| Browser Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-R | -Reloads the current web page. | -
| Command-Period | -Cancels loading of the current web page. | -
| Command-[/Command-Left | -Goes back to the previous web page. | -
| Command-]/Command-Right | -Goes forward to the next web page. | -
| Command-F | -Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and - pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | -
| Command-G | -Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | -
|
-
Vienna Help - |
-
-
- |
-
- Introduction to Vienna -Learn how to get started with Vienna. - -Keyboard Shortcuts -Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands - -How Do I? -Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps. - -Advanced Settings - - |
-
Advanced Settings
-The Advanced section of the Preferences provides options to change very specific settings in Vienna that are -not essential for normal use but may resolve some issues as advised by the support forum. This page details the -advanced settings and their function. -
-Enables or disables support for JavaScript scripting in the Vienna internal browser. By default this is enabled. By -turning this setting off, JavaScript code on web pages will not be allowed to run. This may resolve problems with pages -that use scripting to pop up windows or other unexpected behaviour but turning the setting off may also cause some web -pages to appear incomplete or fail to function correctly.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/faq.html deleted file mode 100644 index a93f341f84..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/faq.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,229 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - How Do I?
-Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. -See the Official Vienna FAQ Page for these -and the latest hints and tips for using Vienna. -
-Post a message over in the -Support forum or in the issues list -and somebody will investigate. Provide as much information about the problem -as you can can: the build of Vienna (obtained from the About Vienna panel), -repro steps and what you expected to happen. There is a sticky note in -the forum with tips on how to write a good bug report.
- -Make sure you're always running the most recent build of Vienna. The -Check for Updates command will report if there's a newer build available -than the one you have.
-Fixes for bugs take priority over new features so if your problem is -confirmed to be a bug with high impact and no simple workaround then -we'll look at making a fix available as soon as reasonably possible.
- -Open the Activity Window from the Window menu. The activity window -shows all subscriptions and the status of the last time they were -refreshed in that session. The bottom of the activity window shows more -details include the HTTP headers and may be useful for debugging. (If -the details pane is not visible, grab the split bar at the bottom of the -Activity Window and drag it up to uncover the pane).
- -First, you need to understand that Open Reader services do not provide -authentication to a third party server. Vienna will need to have a direct -access to a server if it requires authentication. So, when you subscribe, make -sure the "Subscribe in Open Reader" checkbox is UNchecked.
- -Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers -use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :
-A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which -method they require.
- -Requiring a username and a password is the most frequent method. It is also the most
-transparent for the user. On first refresh, Vienna will present you with a dialog box
-where you can enter the username and the password that has been provided to you.
-You can check that you have provided these credentials to Vienna (and update them if
-necessary) through the 'Info' window associated to the feed (which you can access through
-the 'Folder → Get Info…' menu or through the contextual menu you get when you right-click
-on the feed in Vienna's left pane).
-Note that the password is securely stored in Apple's Keychain.
For servers which require a cookie, the username and password must NOT be set in the
-'Info' window. Both fields MUST be left blank.
-Instead, you will need to log in to the website through Safari or through a web browser
-tab in Vienna.
-A problem is that you may need, from time to time, to re-log in again, because cookies can
-expire.
-
By default, your Vienna database is the messages.db file which is -located at ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. You can move this to -another folder if you wish. The following steps show how:
-It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:
- -If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.
-Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:
-Spacebar - goes to the next unread article. If the current article is -several pages long, it will scroll through that article first. If you're -at the end of the current article it will then go to the next unread -article. By contrast the Next Unread command (Cmd+U) always goes -straight to the next unread article.
-R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.
-F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.
- -Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.
- -The blue dots are for new articles, and the green dots are for updated articles: -articles whose text has changed since they were last downloaded.
- -Auto-expire moves articles older than a certain number of days to the -Trash folder. It allows you to keep your folders manageable by only -retaining articles that are recent. The auto-expire runs both when -Vienna starts and after you have refreshed any subscriptions. To control -the age of articles to auto-expire, change the -"Move articles to Trash" option in Preferences.
-Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.
- -See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.
- -Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.
-One way to get started is to download one of the existing scripts like -Cortig's original -Share with Papers plugin or -reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script -and view them in the AppleScript editor.
- -To submit your own script, send it the support forum and after it has been reviewed, it will be made available on the -Downloads page.
- -Post a message over at the -issues list.
- -See the Development page for -instructions for getting the source code for Vienna. The source code is -freely available if you're interested in learning how Vienna works, if -you want to build your own copy of Vienna from scratch on your own -machine or if you want to borrow portions for inclusion in your own -project. The source is provided under the -Apache 2.0 -license.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/intro.html deleted file mode 100644 index 83909eb869..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/intro.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ - - - - - -
-Introduction to Vienna
-Vienna is an application that allows you to read RSS or Atom news feeds on your Mac OS X computer. It automates the -job of retrieving news articles from all subscribed feeds and storing them in a local database for reading off-line. It -provides features that allow you to search feeds for keywords or phrases, tag articles with a flag for future reference -and organise related feeds together under groups. You can create smart folders that make it easy to dynamically retrieve -and view all articles in the database that match a search criteria. The built-in web browser allows you to go to the -articles web page or view links in the article directly in Vienna in separate tabs.
-Vienna is designed to be simple and easy to use. A clean, uncluttered, interface maximises the space for articles and -just a few controls are needed to perform the most common actions in the user interface.
-Getting Started -If this is the first time that you have used Vienna then it will have created a new database for you -and added some sample news subscriptions. So go ahead and press Command+R or choose Refresh All Subscriptions -from the File menu to grab the latest articles from those subscriptions.
-Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing
-the web, look out for the or XML icons indicating that the page has a feed associated
-with it. Alternatively almost all online blogging services such as LiveJournal or Blogger provide RSS feeds as
-an alternative to reading the postings online.
If you know the user name of a blogger on LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces or Xanga then Vienna makes it easier -to subscribe to their news feed. Start by pressing Command+N or from the File menu, choose the New Subscription command. -In the "Create a new RSS subscription" panel, pick the blogging service from the drop down list and enter the -user name in the input field below. Then choose Subscribe and Vienna will add the subscription to the folder list. If -you are connected to the internet at the time, it will also immediately start collecting articles from the feed.
-You can also use Vienna in relation with an account in an Open Reader server. Go into Preferences... / Syncing and tick the
-"Sync with an Open Reader server" checkbox.
-Beforehand, think about which feeds you prefer reading through Open Reader and which you'll get through direct access.
-Vienna will avoid creating duplicates between the two categories, but if you have feeds inside Open Reader
-which Vienna already fetches directly, you will have discrepancies between your reading lists.
-So, organize your feeds accordingly.
-You should take into account these elements :
Normally you need to manually tell Vienna when to refresh all your subscriptions. However you can opt to ask Vienna -to automatically refresh at time intervals. In the General section of the Preferences, pick the desired time interval -from the drop down list next to 'Check for new articles'. Vienna needs to be running for it to automatically refresh -subscriptions.
-To read articles, press the Spacebar to skip to the next unread article in any subscription. Each article is marked -as read automatically after a short delay. If you prefer to wait until you move to the next unread article before the -current one is marked read you can adjust the behaviour in the General tab of the Preferences. To mark an article as -unread again, choose the Mark Unread command from the Article menu or simply press the 'R' key.
-Finally, you can view the article web page or any web page links in an article within Vienna. By default clicking -on a web link within Vienna will open the web page in a new tab. Vienna provides a lot of basic web browsing support -itself but there may be times when you will prefer to open links in your default web browser. If you prefer to view -all web pages outside of Vienna then enable the 'Open links in external browser' option in the General section of the -Preferences. However if you prefer to view the current link or page in your external browser, right click on the page -and choose the "Open Link in XXX" or "Open Page in XXX" option where XXX will be the name of your default browser.
-Once you've got comfortable using Vienna, go ahead and explore the various options. You can change the style in -which the articles are displayed through the Style drop down list in the View menu. You can find many more custom -styles at the Extras page on the Vienna web site along with custom scripts that allow you to integrate Vienna with -other applications on your machine. Or experiment with smart folders to organise articles according to criteria based -on the contents of each article. For example, you can easily set up a smart folder to group together all articles that -mention "Joss Whedon" and "Firefly" to find references to the Firefly cult series or the spin-off movie.
-If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, send an email to Vienna Help or head over to the -Support forum.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/keyboard.html deleted file mode 100644 index 24dfbd889d..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/keyboard.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,318 +0,0 @@ - - - - - Keyboard Shortcuts
-You can use your keyboard to quickly accomplish many tasks in Vienna. To find the shortcuts for common commands, look in the menus -(or see the list at the bottom of this page). Many items in Vienna such as the folder pane and the article list pane also have contextual -menus. To see a contextual menu, press the Control key and click the item.
-To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.
-| Key | -Action | -
| Single Key Shortcuts - | -- |
| f | -Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. | -
| h | -Puts the focus on the search field. | -
| k | -Marks the current folder read. | -
| m | -Toggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged. | -
| b | -Moves to the first unread article. | -
| n | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| r | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| u | -Toggles the selected articles read and unread. | -
| s | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| < or , | -Displays the previous viewed article or web page. | -
| > or . | -Displays the next viewed article or web page. | -
| Left | -Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. | -
| Right | -Moves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list. | -
| Spacebar | -Moves to the next unread article unless the current article has more text to scroll in which case it scrolls the current article up one page. | -
| Enter/Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page. | -
| Delete/Backspace | -Moves the selected articles to the Trash folder. If this key is used in the Trash folder, the selected articles are permanently deleted. | -
| General Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Click | -Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-B | -Opens the filter bar. | -
| Command-N | -Create a new subscription. | -
| Shift-Command-F | -Create a smart folder. | -
| Shift-Command-E | -Edit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria. | -
| Shift-Command-D | -Delete the selected folder. | -
| Command-C | -Copies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard. | -
| Command-H | -Hides the Vienna main window. | -
| Alt-Command-H | -Hides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible. | -
| Command-I | -Displays the Info window for the selected folder. | -
| Command-L | -Puts the focus on the address bar of the current tab. Or if no browser is open and has the focus, opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Shift-Command-N | -Rename the selected folder. | -
| Command-R | -Refreshes all subscriptions. | -
| Shift-Command-R | -Refresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list. | -
| Control-Command-S | -Stops any active refresh. | -
| Command-P | -Print the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-P | -Brings up the Page Setup panel. | -
| Command-Q | -Exit Vienna. | -
| Command-T | -Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. | -
| Command-U | -Moves to the next unread article. | -
| Command-Y | -Opens the article list tab. | -
| Command-Z | -Undoes the last action, if it can be undone. | -
| Command-/ | -Toggles the status bar on or off. | -
| Command-+ | -Increases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-- | -Decreases the size of the text in the current article or web page. | -
| Command-, | -Opens the Vienna preferences panel. | -
| Alt-Command-Backspace | -Empties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation. | -
| Command-? | -Displays the Vienna help book. | -
| Articles Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-Enter/Alt-Return | -Opens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. | -
| Shift-Command-Z | -Redo the last action, if it was previously undone. | -
| Shift-Command-M | -Flags the selected articles. | -
| Shift-Command-U | -Marks the selected articles read. | -
| Alt-Command-S | -Uses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail. | -
| Shift-Command-S | -Marks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles. | -
| Shift-Command-O | -Restores an article from the trash back to its original folder. | -
| Shift-Command-K | -Marks all articles in the selected folders read. | -
| Alt-Command-K | -Marks all articles in all folders read. | -
| Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Command-W | -Closes the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window. | -
| Alt-Command-W | -Closes all tab windows. Note that this command replaces the Close Tab - command on the File menu when the Alt key is held down. | -
| Alt-Command-Left | -Displays the previous tab window. | -
| Alt-Command-Right | -Displays the next tab window. | -
| Command-M | -Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. | -
| Command-0 | -Displays the activity log viewer window. | -
| Command-1 | -Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed. | -
| Command-2 | -Displays the Downloads window. | -
| Browser Window Shortcuts | -- |
| Alt-R | -Reloads the current web page. | -
| Command-Period | -Cancels loading of the current web page. | -
| Command-[/Command-Left | -Goes back to the previous web page. | -
| Command-]/Command-Right | -Goes forward to the next web page. | -
| Command-F | -Puts the input focus in the search field. Entering some text here and - pressing Enter will search for that text on the current web page. | -
| Command-G | -Searches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page. | -
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