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Vienna Help

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Introduction to Vienna

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Learn how to get started with Vienna.

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Keyboard Shortcuts

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Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands

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How Do I?

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Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps.

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- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/cs.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/cs.lproj/advanced.html deleted file mode 100644 index 7e1c93e5cf..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/cs.lproj/advanced.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,22 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - 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. -

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Enable JavaScript in internal browser

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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? - - - -  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. -

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Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

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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.

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I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

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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.

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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.

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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.

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How do I create my own -styles?

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See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

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How do I create my own -scripts?

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Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the - -Apple resource page for more details.

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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.

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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.

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- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

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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).

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How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

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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:

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  1. Shut down Vienna.
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  2. Open a console window and enter:
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    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
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    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
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    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
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  3. Restart Vienna.
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- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

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It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

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  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
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  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
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  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
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If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

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- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

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Probably. There are single key equivalents for some of the menu -commands such as:

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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.

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R - marks the current article read if it is unread, or unread if it -is read.

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F - flags the current article if it isn't already flagged, or removes -the existing flag if it is not.

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Look in the Vienna Help file for more shortcuts.

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What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

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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.

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How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

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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.

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Auto-expire will NOT remove unread or flagged articles. It assumes -that you haven't read these articles and thus leaves them alone.

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How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

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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 - - - -   -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.

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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.

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Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing -the web, look out for the RSS feed icon 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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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 - - - - - - -  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.

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To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.

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fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/Vienna.html deleted file mode 100644 index ed83c76087..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/Vienna.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - Vienna Help - - - - - - - - - - -
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Vienna Help

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Introduction to Vienna

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Learn how to get started with Vienna.

- -

Keyboard Shortcuts

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Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands

- -

How Do I?

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Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps.

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Advanced Settings

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Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

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- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/advanced.html deleted file mode 100644 index cb845e2f5f..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/eu.lproj/advanced.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +0,0 @@ - - - - - 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. -

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Enable JavaScript in internal browser

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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? - - - -  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. -

- -

I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

-

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.

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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.

- -

- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

-

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).

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- -How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

- -

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. -

- -

How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

- -

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:

-
    -
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    - -
    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    -
    3. - -
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. -
-

- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

-

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

- -
    -
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. -
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. -
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. -
-

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

-

- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

-

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.

- -

What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

-

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.

- -

How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

-

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.

- -

How do I create my own styles?

-

See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

- -

How do I create my own scripts?

- -

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.

- -

How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

- -

Post a message over at the -issues list.

- -

Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

-

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 - - - -   -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 RSS feed icon 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 - - - - - - -  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.

- - - - - -
KeyAction
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Single Key Shortcuts -  
fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/Vienna.html deleted file mode 100644 index ed83c76087..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/Vienna.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - Vienna Help - - - - - - - - - - -
-

-

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

-

Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

-
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/advanced.html deleted file mode 100644 index cb845e2f5f..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/gl.lproj/advanced.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +0,0 @@ - - - - - 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. -

-

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

-

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? - - - -  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. -

- -

I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

-

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.

- -

- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

-

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).

- -

- -How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

- -

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. -

- -

How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

- -

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:

-
    -
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    - -
    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    -
    3. - -
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. -
-

- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

-

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

- -
    -
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. -
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. -
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. -
-

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

-

- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

-

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.

- -

What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

-

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.

- -

How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

-

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.

- -

How do I create my own styles?

-

See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

- -

How do I create my own scripts?

- -

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.

- -

How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

- -

Post a message over at the -issues list.

- -

Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

-

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 - - - -   -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 RSS feed icon 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 - - - - - - -  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.

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To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.

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KeyAction
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fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/Vienna.html deleted file mode 100644 index ed83c76087..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/Vienna.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - Vienna Help - - - - - - - - - - -
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-

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

-

Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

-
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/advanced.html deleted file mode 100644 index cb845e2f5f..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ja.lproj/advanced.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +0,0 @@ - - - - - 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. -

-

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

-

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? - - - -  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. -

- -

I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

-

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.

- -

- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

-

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).

- -

- -How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

- -

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. -

- -

How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

- -

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:

-
    -
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    - -
    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    -
    3. - -
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. -
-

- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

-

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

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    -
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. -
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. -
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. -
-

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

-

- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

-

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.

- -

What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

-

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.

- -

How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

-

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.

- -

How do I create my own styles?

-

See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

- -

How do I create my own scripts?

- -

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.

- -

How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

- -

Post a message over at the -issues list.

- -

Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

-

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 - - - -   -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 RSS feed icon 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 - - - - - - -  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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KeyAction
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Single Key Shortcuts -  
fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/Vienna.html deleted file mode 100644 index ed83c76087..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/Vienna.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - Vienna Help - - - - - - - - - - -
-

-

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

-

Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

-
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/advanced.html deleted file mode 100644 index cb845e2f5f..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ko.lproj/advanced.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +0,0 @@ - - - - - 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. -

-

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

-

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? - - - -  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. -

- -

I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

-

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.

- -

- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

-

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).

- -

- -How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

- -

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. -

- -

How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

- -

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:

-
    -
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    - -
    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    -
    3. - -
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. -
-

- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

-

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

- -
    -
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. -
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. -
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. -
-

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

-

- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

-

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.

- -

What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

-

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.

- -

How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

-

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.

- -

How do I create my own styles?

-

See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

- -

How do I create my own scripts?

- -

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.

- -

How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

- -

Post a message over at the -issues list.

- -

Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

-

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 - - - -   -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 RSS feed icon 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 - - - - - - -  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.

- - - - - -
KeyAction
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Single Key Shortcuts -  
fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/Vienna.html deleted file mode 100644 index ed83c76087..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/Vienna.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - Vienna Help - - - - - - - - - - -
-

-

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

-

Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

-
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/advanced.html deleted file mode 100644 index cb845e2f5f..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-BR.lproj/advanced.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +0,0 @@ - - - - - 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. -

-

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

-

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? - - - -  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. -

- -

I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

-

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.

- -

- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

-

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).

- -

- -How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

- -

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. -

- -

How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

- -

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:

-
    -
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    - -
    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    -
    3. - -
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. -
-

- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

-

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

- -
    -
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. -
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. -
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. -
-

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

-

- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

-

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.

- -

What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

-

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.

- -

How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

-

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.

- -

How do I create my own styles?

-

See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

- -

How do I create my own scripts?

- -

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.

- -

How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

- -

Post a message over at the -issues list.

- -

Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

-

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 - - - -   -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 RSS feed icon 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 - - - - - - -  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.

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To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.

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KeyAction
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fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/Vienna.html deleted file mode 100644 index ed83c76087..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/Vienna.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - Vienna Help - - - - - - - - - - -
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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

-

Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

-
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/advanced.html deleted file mode 100644 index cb845e2f5f..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/pt-PT.lproj/advanced.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +0,0 @@ - - - - - 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. -

-

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

-

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? - - - -  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. -

- -

I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

-

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.

- -

- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

-

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).

- -

- -How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

- -

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. -

- -

How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

- -

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:

-
    -
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    - -
    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    -
    3. - -
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. -
-

- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

-

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

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    -
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. -
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. -
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. -
-

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

-

- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

-

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.

- -

What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

-

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.

- -

How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

-

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.

- -

How do I create my own styles?

-

See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

- -

How do I create my own scripts?

- -

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.

- -

How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

- -

Post a message over at the -issues list.

- -

Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

-

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 - - - -   -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 RSS feed icon 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 - - - - - - -  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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KeyAction
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Single Key Shortcuts -  
fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/Vienna.html deleted file mode 100644 index ed83c76087..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/Vienna.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - Vienna Help - - - - - - - - - - -
-

-

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

-

Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

-
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/advanced.html deleted file mode 100644 index cb845e2f5f..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/ru.lproj/advanced.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +0,0 @@ - - - - - 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. -

-

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

-

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? - - - -  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. -

- -

I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

-

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.

- -

- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

-

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).

- -

- -How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

- -

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. -

- -

How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

- -

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:

-
    -
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    - -
    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    -
    3. - -
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. -
-

- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

-

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

- -
    -
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. -
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. -
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. -
-

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

-

- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

-

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.

- -

What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

-

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.

- -

How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

-

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.

- -

How do I create my own styles?

-

See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

- -

How do I create my own scripts?

- -

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.

- -

How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

- -

Post a message over at the -issues list.

- -

Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

-

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 - - - -   -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 RSS feed icon 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 - - - - - - -  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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KeyAction
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Single Key Shortcuts -  
fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/Vienna.html deleted file mode 100644 index ed83c76087..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/Vienna.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - Vienna Help - - - - - - - - - - -
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-

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

-

Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

-
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/advanced.html deleted file mode 100644 index cb845e2f5f..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/sv.lproj/advanced.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +0,0 @@ - - - - - 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. -

-

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

-

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? - - - -  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. -

- -

I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

-

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.

- -

- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

-

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).

- -

- -How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

- -

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. -

- -

How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

- -

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:

-
    -
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    - -
    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    -
    3. - -
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. -
-

- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

-

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

- -
    -
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. -
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. -
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. -
-

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

-

- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

-

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.

- -

What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

-

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.

- -

How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

-

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.

- -

How do I create my own styles?

-

See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

- -

How do I create my own scripts?

- -

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.

- -

How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

- -

Post a message over at the -issues list.

- -

Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

-

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 - - - -   -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 RSS feed icon 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 - - - - - - -  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.

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To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.

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KeyAction
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fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/Vienna.html deleted file mode 100644 index ed83c76087..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/Vienna.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - Vienna Help - - - - - - - - - - -
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Vienna Help

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Introduction to Vienna

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Learn how to get started with Vienna.

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Keyboard Shortcuts

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Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands

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How Do I?

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Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps.

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Advanced Settings

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Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

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- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/advanced.html deleted file mode 100644 index cb845e2f5f..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/tr.lproj/advanced.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +0,0 @@ - - - - - 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. -

-

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

-

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? - - - -  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. -

- -

I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

-

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.

- -

- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

-

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).

- -

- -How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

- -

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. -

- -

How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

- -

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:

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    -
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    - -
    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    -
    3. - -
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. -
-

- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

-

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

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    -
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. -
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. -
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. -
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If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

-

- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

-

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.

- -

What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

-

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.

- -

How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

-

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.

- -

How do I create my own styles?

-

See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

- -

How do I create my own scripts?

- -

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.

- -

How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

- -

Post a message over at the -issues list.

- -

Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

-

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 - - - -   -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 RSS feed icon 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 - - - - - - -  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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KeyAction
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Single Key Shortcuts -  
fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches 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

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Learn how to get started with Vienna.

- -

Keyboard Shortcuts

-

Discover keyboard shortcuts for common commands

- -

How Do I?

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Frequently Asked Questions, getting support and troubleshooting steps.

- -

Advanced Settings

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Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

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- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/uk.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/uk.lproj/advanced.html deleted file mode 100644 index cb845e2f5f..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/uk.lproj/advanced.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +0,0 @@ - - - - - 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. -

-

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

-

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? - - - -  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. -

- -

I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

-

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.

- -

- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

-

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).

- -

- -How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

- -

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. -

- -

How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

- -

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:

-
    -
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    - -
    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    -
    3. - -
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. -
-

- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

-

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

- -
    -
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. -
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. -
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. -
-

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

-

- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

-

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.

- -

What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

-

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.

- -

How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

-

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.

- -

How do I create my own styles?

-

See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

- -

How do I create my own scripts?

- -

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.

- -

How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

- -

Post a message over at the -issues list.

- -

Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

-

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 - - - -   -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.

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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.

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Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing -the web, look out for the RSS feed icon 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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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 - - - - - - -  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.

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To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.

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KeyAction
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Single Key Shortcuts -  
fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page.
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/Vienna.html deleted file mode 100644 index ed83c76087..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/Vienna.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - Vienna Help - - - - - - - - - - -
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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

-

Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

-
- - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/advanced.html deleted file mode 100644 index cb845e2f5f..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hans.lproj/advanced.html +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +0,0 @@ - - - - - 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. -

-

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

-

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? - - - -  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. -

- -

I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

-

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.

- -

- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

-

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).

- -

- -How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

- -

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. -

- -

How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

- -

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:

-
    -
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    - -
    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    -
    3. - -
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. -
-

- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

-

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

- -
    -
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. -
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. -
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. -
-

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

-

- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

-

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.

- -

What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

-

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.

- -

How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

-

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.

- -

How do I create my own styles?

-

See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

- -

How do I create my own scripts?

- -

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.

- -

How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

- -

Post a message over at the -issues list.

- -

Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

-

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 - - - -   -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.

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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.

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Alternatively, subscribe to your own news feeds. There are various ways to find feeds. When browsing -the web, look out for the RSS feed icon 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.

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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.

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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 :

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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 - - - - - - -  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.

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To do an action, press the shortcut keys indicated below.

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fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page.
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-

-

Vienna hjælp

- 		- - -

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

-

Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

-
+ + + + + + + + +
+

+

Vienna hjælp

+ 		+

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

+

Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

+
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html index fb16c8710a..7c55d66306 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html @@ -1,18 +1,17 @@ - + - - Avancerede indstillinger - + Avancerede indstillinger + + + - -  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. -

-

Aktiver JavaScript i den interne browser

-

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.

+

Aktiver JavaScript i den interne browser

+

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..8d2454294f 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html @@ -1,191 +1,75 @@ - + - - How Do I? - + + How Do I? + -  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. -

- -

Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

-

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.

-

I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

-

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.

-

How do I create my own -styles?

-

See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

-

How do I create my own -scripts?

- -

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.

-

- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

-

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).

-

How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

- -

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:

-
    -
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    - -
    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    -
    3. - -
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. -
-

- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

-

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

- -
    -
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. -
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. -
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. -
-

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

-

- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

-

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.

- -

What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

-

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.

- -

How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

-

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.

-

How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

- -

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.

+ +

Where do I get the Vienna source code?

+

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.

+

I found a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

+

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.

+

How do I create my own styles?

+

See the Custom Styles page for instructions.

+

How do I create my own scripts?

+

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.

+

How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

+

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).

+

How do I move my Vienna database to another folder?

+

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:

+
    +
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. +
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    +
    + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    +
    + where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    +
    + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    3. +
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. +
+

One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What does this mean?

+

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

+
    +
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. +
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. +
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. +
+

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

+

Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, etc?

+

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.

+

What do the green dots mean in the list of articles?

+

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.

+

How do I use Auto Expire and what does it do?

+

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.

+

How do I request an enhancement in Vienna?

+

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/da.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html index d254b22952..e3378b5cf8 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html @@ -1,56 +1,23 @@ - + - + Introduction to Vienna - + -   -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 RSS feed icon 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 RSS feed icon 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/da.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html index 7c163cc6f9..48565dc631 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -1,427 +1,427 @@ - + - - Tastaturgenveje - + + Tastaturgenveje + - -  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.

-

For at gøre en handling, tryk genvejstasterne indikeret nedenfor.

- - - - - - - -
-

Taster

- 		-

Handling

-
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
-

Enkelttastsgenveje

- 		-

 

-
-

f

- 		-

Sætter indputsfokuset til søgevinduet.

-
-

r

- 		-

Markerer de valgte artikler som værende læst.

-
-

s

- 		-

Markere den nuværende mappe som værende læst, og hopper derefter til den næste mappe med ulæste artikler.

-
-

k

- 		-

Markerer den nuværende mappe som værende læst.

-
-

m

- 		-

Sætter et mærke ved de valgte artikler.

-
-

<

- 		-

Viser den sidst sete artikel eller hjemmeside.

-
-

>

- 		-

Viser den efterfølgende sete artikel eller hjemmeside.

-
-

Spacebar

- 		-

Hopper til den næste ulæste artikel medmindre den nuværende artikel har mere tekst at rulle i, hvilket i såfald medfører at den ruller den nuværende artikel én side op.

-
-

Enter/Return

- 		-

Åbner den valgte artikels originale hjemmeside.

-
-

Delete/Backspace

- 		-

Rykker de valgte artikler til Papirkurven. Hvis denne tast bruger i Papirkurven, vil de valgte artikler blive slettet permanent.

-
-

Generelle genveje

- 		-

 

-
-

Alt-klik

- 		-

Åbner den klikkede henvisning, og overgår dine indstillinger for åbning af henvisninger i ekstern browser.

-
-

Command-N

- 		-

Laver et nyt abonnement.

-
-

Skift-Command-F

- 		-

Lav en smartmappe.

-
-

Skift-Command-E

- 		-

Rediger den valgte mappehenvisning eller rediger et smartmappekriterie.

-
-

Skift-Command-D

- 		-

Slet den valgte mappe.

-
-

Skift-Command-N

- 		-

Omdøb den valgte mappe.

-
-

Command-R

- 		-

Opdater alle abonnementer.

-
-

Skift-Command-R

- 		-

Opdater kun de valgte abonnementer i listen.

-
-

Control-Command-S

- 		-

Stopper alle aktive opdateringer.

-
-

Command-P

- 		-

Udskriv de valgte artikler.

-
-

Skift-Command-P

- 		-

Viser sidelayoutpanelet.

-
-

Command-?

- 		-

Viser Vienna hjælp-bogen.

-
-

Artikelgenveje

- 		-

 

-
-

Alt-Enter/Alt-Return

- 		-

Åbner den valgte artikel originale hjemmeside, og overgår dine indstillinger for åbning af henvisninger i ekstern browser.

-
-

Command-U

- 		-

Hopper til den næste ulæste artikel.

-
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
-

Skift-Command-M

- 		-

Mærker de valgte artikler.

-
-

Skift-Command-U

- 		-

Markerer den valgte artikler som værende læst.

-
-

Skift-Command-S

- 		-

Markerer den valgte mappe som værende læst, og hopper derefter til den næste mappe med ulæste artikler.

-
-

Skift-Command-O

- 		-

Gendanner en artikel til dens originale mappe fra Papirkurven.

-
-

Skift-Command-K

- 		-

Makerer alle artikler i de valgte mapper som værende læst.

-
-

Skift-Command-K

- 		-

Markerer alle artikler i alle mapper som værende læst.

-
-

Vinduegenveje

- 		-

 

-
-

Command-W

- 		-

Lukker den aktive fane hvis der er en åben. Hvis ingen faner er åbne, lukkes Vienna-vinduet.

-
-

Alt-Command-W

- 		-

Lukker alle fanevinduer. Noter at denne funktion erstatter Luk fane funktionen i Arkiv-menuen når Alt-tasten holdes nede.

-
-

Alt-Command-Left

- 		-

Vis det foregående fanevindue.

-
-

Alt-Command-Right

- 		-

Viser det næste fanevindue.

-
-

Command-M

- 		-

Minimerer Vienna-vinduet til Docken.

-
-

Command-0

- 		-

Viser aktivitetslogvinduet.

-
-

Command-1

- 		-

Genåbner Vienna-vinduet hvis det tidligere var lukket.

-
-

Command-2

- 		-

Viser vinduet med hentede filer.

-
-

Browservinduegenveje

- 		-

 

-
-

Alt-R

- 		-

Genindlæser den nuværende hjemmeside.

-
-

Command-Period

- 		-

Stopper indlæsningen af den nuværende hjemmeside.

-
-

Command-[ eller Command-Left

- 		-

Går tilbage til den foregående hjemmeside.

-
-

Command-] eller Command-Right

- 		-

Går frem til den næste hjemmeside.

-
-

Command-F

- 		-

Sætter indputsfokusset i søgefeltet. Indtast noget tekst her og tryk Enter for at søge i teksten på den nuværende hjemmeside.

-
-

Command-G

- 		-

Søger efter den næste gang din søgte tekst fremgår i teksten på hjemmesiden.

-
+   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.

+

For at gøre en handling, tryk genvejstasterne indikeret nedenfor.

+ + + + + + + +
+

Taster

+ 		+

Handling

+
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+

Enkelttastsgenveje

+ 		+

 

+
+

f

+ 		+

Sætter indputsfokuset til søgevinduet.

+
+

r

+ 		+

Markerer de valgte artikler som værende læst.

+
+

s

+ 		+

Markere den nuværende mappe som værende læst, og hopper derefter til den næste mappe med ulæste artikler.

+
+

k

+ 		+

Markerer den nuværende mappe som værende læst.

+
+

m

+ 		+

Sætter et mærke ved de valgte artikler.

+
+

<

+ 		+

Viser den sidst sete artikel eller hjemmeside.

+
+

>

+ 		+

Viser den efterfølgende sete artikel eller hjemmeside.

+
+

Spacebar

+ 		+

Hopper til den næste ulæste artikel medmindre den nuværende artikel har mere tekst at rulle i, hvilket i såfald medfører at den ruller den nuværende artikel én side op.

+
+

Enter/Return

+ 		+

Åbner den valgte artikels originale hjemmeside.

+
+

Delete/Backspace

+ 		+

Rykker de valgte artikler til Papirkurven. Hvis denne tast bruger i Papirkurven, vil de valgte artikler blive slettet permanent.

+
+

Generelle genveje

+ 		+

 

+
+

Alt-klik

+ 		+

Åbner den klikkede henvisning, og overgår dine indstillinger for åbning af henvisninger i ekstern browser.

+
+

Command-N

+ 		+

Laver et nyt abonnement.

+
+

Skift-Command-F

+ 		+

Lav en smartmappe.

+
+

Skift-Command-E

+ 		+

Rediger den valgte mappehenvisning eller rediger et smartmappekriterie.

+
+

Skift-Command-D

+ 		+

Slet den valgte mappe.

+
+

Skift-Command-N

+ 		+

Omdøb den valgte mappe.

+
+

Command-R

+ 		+

Opdater alle abonnementer.

+
+

Skift-Command-R

+ 		+

Opdater kun de valgte abonnementer i listen.

+
+

Control-Command-S

+ 		+

Stopper alle aktive opdateringer.

+
+

Command-P

+ 		+

Udskriv de valgte artikler.

+
+

Skift-Command-P

+ 		+

Viser sidelayoutpanelet.

+
+

Command-?

+ 		+

Viser Vienna hjælp-bogen.

+
+

Artikelgenveje

+ 		+

 

+
+

Alt-Enter/Alt-Return

+ 		+

Åbner den valgte artikel originale hjemmeside, og overgår dine indstillinger for åbning af henvisninger i ekstern browser.

+
+

Command-U

+ 		+

Hopper til den næste ulæste artikel.

+
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
+

Skift-Command-M

+ 		+

Mærker de valgte artikler.

+
+

Skift-Command-U

+ 		+

Markerer den valgte artikler som værende læst.

+
+

Skift-Command-S

+ 		+

Markerer den valgte mappe som værende læst, og hopper derefter til den næste mappe med ulæste artikler.

+
+

Skift-Command-O

+ 		+

Gendanner en artikel til dens originale mappe fra Papirkurven.

+
+

Skift-Command-K

+ 		+

Makerer alle artikler i de valgte mapper som værende læst.

+
+

Skift-Command-K

+ 		+

Markerer alle artikler i alle mapper som værende læst.

+
+

Vinduegenveje

+ 		+

 

+
+

Command-W

+ 		+

Lukker den aktive fane hvis der er en åben. Hvis ingen faner er åbne, lukkes Vienna-vinduet.

+
+

Alt-Command-W

+ 		+

Lukker alle fanevinduer. Noter at denne funktion erstatter Luk fane funktionen i Arkiv-menuen når Alt-tasten holdes nede.

+
+

Alt-Command-Left

+ 		+

Vis det foregående fanevindue.

+
+

Alt-Command-Right

+ 		+

Viser det næste fanevindue.

+
+

Command-M

+ 		+

Minimerer Vienna-vinduet til Docken.

+
+

Command-0

+ 		+

Viser aktivitetslogvinduet.

+
+

Command-1

+ 		+

Genåbner Vienna-vinduet hvis det tidligere var lukket.

+
+

Command-2

+ 		+

Viser vinduet med hentede filer.

+
+

Browservinduegenveje

+ 		+

 

+
+

Alt-R

+ 		+

Genindlæser den nuværende hjemmeside.

+
+

Command-Period

+ 		+

Stopper indlæsningen af den nuværende hjemmeside.

+
+

Command-[ eller Command-Left

+ 		+

Går tilbage til den foregående hjemmeside.

+
+

Command-] eller Command-Right

+ 		+

Går frem til den næste hjemmeside.

+
+

Command-F

+ 		+

Sætter indputsfokusset i søgefeltet. Indtast noget tekst her og tryk Enter for at søge i teksten på den nuværende hjemmeside.

+
+

Command-G

+ 		+

Søger efter den næste gang din søgte tekst fremgår i teksten på hjemmesiden.

+
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html index 6184af85ea..ae3ab98b9b 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -1,35 +1,32 @@ + + "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - - - + + + Vienna Hilfe - - - - - - - - -
-

-

Vienna Hilfe

- 		- - -

Einleitung zu Vienna

-

Erste Schritte mit Vienna.

- -

Tastatur Kurzbefehle

-

Kurzbefehle für häufig verwendete Befehle

- -

Was tun?

-

Häufig gestellte Fragen, Support und Fehlerbeseitigung.

-
+ + + + + + + + +
+

+

Vienna Hilfe

+ 		+

Einleitung zu Vienna

+

Erste Schritte mit Vienna.

+

Tastatur Kurzbefehle

+

Kurzbefehle für häufig verwendete Befehle

+

Was tun?

+

Häufig gestellte Fragen, Support und Fehlerbeseitigung.

+
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html index a76d392f14..3a664a58a3 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html @@ -1,38 +1,17 @@ + - - - - Erweiterte Einstellingen - + + + - - - -  Erweiterte - Einstellungen - -

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.

- +   Erweiterte Einstellungen +

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.

JavaScript im integrierten Browser aktivieren

- -

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..2152d1e933 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html @@ -1,12 +1,13 @@ - + - - Was tun? - + + Was tun? + -

Schauen Sie auf der offizelle Vienna Hilfe Seite für die neusten Tipps und Tricks nach.

+

Schauen Sie auf der offizelle Vienna Hilfe Seite für die neusten Tipps und Tricks nach.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html index 5f8cf0cc17..a0b3c08dd6 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html @@ -1,20 +1,15 @@ + + "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - + Einleitung zu Vienna - + -  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.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html index ca2eae1a00..9ae3431f15 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -1,195 +1,187 @@ + + "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - - Tastatur-Kürzel - + + Tastatur-Kürzel + - -  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.

- - - - - -
KeyAction
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Ein-Tasten-Kürzel -  
fLegt den Eingabefokus auf das Suchfeld.
rMarkiert die ausgewählten Artikel also gelesen.
sMarkiert den aktuellen Ordner als gelesen und springt zum nächstne.
mMarkiert die ausgewählten Artikel.
<Zeigt den vorigen Artikel oder die vorige Webseite.
>Zeigt den nächsten Artikel oder die nächste Webseite.
SpacebarSpringt 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-USpringt zum nächsten ungelesen Artikel.
Befehl-YÖffnet die Artikelliste.
EnterÖffnet die permanente Webadresse des momentanen Artikels.
LöschenVerschiebt die ausgewählten Artikel in den Papierkorb. Wenn die Taste im Papierkorb gedrückt wird, werden alle darin liegenden Artikel permanente gelöscht.
Allgemeine Tastatur-Kürzel 
Befehl-NEin neues Abonnement erstellen.
Befehl-TAlle Abonnements aktualisieren.
Shift-Befehl-TNur die ausgewählten Abonnements aktualisieren.
Befehl-Minusden momentanen Aktualisierungsvorgang abbrechen.
Befehl-PDie ausgewählten Artikel drucken.
Shift-Befehl-PSeite einrichten.
Befehl-?Aufrufen der Vienna-Hilfe.
Artikelbezogene Tastatur-Kürzel 
Shift-Befehl-MMarkiert die ausgewählten Artikel.
Shift-Befehl-RMarkiert die ausgewählten Artikel als gelesen.
Shift-Befehl-KMarkiert alle ausgewählten Artikel als gelesen.
Fensterbezogene Tastatur-Kürzel 
Befehl-WSchließt das aktuellen Tab. Falls kein Tab aktiv ist, wird das Hauptfenster geschlossen.
Alt-Befehl-WSchließt alle Tabs.
Steuerung-Befehl-Linke PfeiltasteSpringt zum vorigen Tab.
Steuerung-Befehl-Rechte PfeiltasteSpringt zum nächsten Tab.
Shift-Befehl-WSchließt 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-MMinimiert Vienna in das Dock.
Befehl-0Aktiviert die Aktivitätenanzeige.
Befehl-1Öffnet das Vienna Hauptfenster falls es zuvor geschlossen wurde.
Befehl-2Aktiviert das "Geladene Dateien"-Fenster.
Browserbezogene Tastatur-Kürzel 
Befehl-RAktualisiert die momentanen Webseite.
Befehl-PunktBricht das laden der aktuellen Webseite ab.
Befehl-[Springt zur vorigen Webseite.
Befehl-]Springt zur nächsten Webseite.
Befehl-FLegt den Eingabefokus auf das Suchfeld. Durch drücken von Enter wird auf der momentanen Webseite nach dem eingegebenen Begriff gesucht.
Befehl-GSucht 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.

+ + + + + +
KeyAction
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Ein-Tasten-Kürzel 
fLegt den Eingabefokus auf das Suchfeld.
rMarkiert die ausgewählten Artikel also gelesen.
sMarkiert den aktuellen Ordner als gelesen und springt zum nächstne.
mMarkiert die ausgewählten Artikel.
<Zeigt den vorigen Artikel oder die vorige Webseite.
>Zeigt den nächsten Artikel oder die nächste Webseite.
SpacebarSpringt 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-USpringt zum nächsten ungelesen Artikel.
Befehl-YÖffnet die Artikelliste.
EnterÖffnet die permanente Webadresse des momentanen Artikels.
LöschenVerschiebt die ausgewählten Artikel in den Papierkorb. Wenn die Taste im Papierkorb gedrückt wird, werden alle darin liegenden Artikel permanente gelöscht.
Allgemeine Tastatur-Kürzel 
Befehl-NEin neues Abonnement erstellen.
Befehl-TAlle Abonnements aktualisieren.
Shift-Befehl-TNur die ausgewählten Abonnements aktualisieren.
Befehl-Minusden momentanen Aktualisierungsvorgang abbrechen.
Befehl-PDie ausgewählten Artikel drucken.
Shift-Befehl-PSeite einrichten.
Befehl-?Aufrufen der Vienna-Hilfe.
Artikelbezogene Tastatur-Kürzel 
Shift-Befehl-MMarkiert die ausgewählten Artikel.
Shift-Befehl-RMarkiert die ausgewählten Artikel als gelesen.
Shift-Befehl-KMarkiert alle ausgewählten Artikel als gelesen.
Fensterbezogene Tastatur-Kürzel 
Befehl-WSchließt das aktuellen Tab. Falls kein Tab aktiv ist, wird das Hauptfenster geschlossen.
Alt-Befehl-WSchließt alle Tabs.
Steuerung-Befehl-Linke PfeiltasteSpringt zum vorigen Tab.
Steuerung-Befehl-Rechte PfeiltasteSpringt zum nächsten Tab.
Shift-Befehl-WSchließt 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-MMinimiert Vienna in das Dock.
Befehl-0Aktiviert die Aktivitätenanzeige.
Befehl-1Öffnet das Vienna Hauptfenster falls es zuvor geschlossen wurde.
Befehl-2Aktiviert das "Geladene Dateien"-Fenster.
Browserbezogene Tastatur-Kürzel 
Befehl-RAktualisiert die momentanen Webseite.
Befehl-PunktBricht das laden der aktuellen Webseite ab.
Befehl-[Springt zur vorigen Webseite.
Befehl-]Springt zur nächsten Webseite.
Befehl-FLegt den Eingabefokus auf das Suchfeld. Durch drücken von Enter wird auf der momentanen Webseite nach dem eingegebenen Begriff gesucht.
Befehl-GSucht bis zum nächsten Vorkommen des Suchbegriffes auf der Webseite.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html index ed83c76087..1b6ea63472 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -1,38 +1,34 @@ - + - - - + + + Vienna Help - - - - - - - - -
-

-

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

-

Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

-
+ + + + + + + + +
+

+

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

+

Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

+
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html index cb845e2f5f..a783941905 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html @@ -1,23 +1,17 @@ - + - Advanced Settings + 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. -

-

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

-

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.

+

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

+

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..2c76ddd5a2 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html @@ -1,229 +1,90 @@ - + - - How Do I? - + + How Do I? + -  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. -

- -

I found -a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

-

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.

- -

- -How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

-

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).

- -

- -How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

- -

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 :

-
    -
  • requiring a username and a password
    • -
  • or requiring a specific cookie
    • -
-

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. -

- -

How do -I move my Vienna database to another folder?

- -

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:

-
    -
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    - -
    -where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that -contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the -messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    -
    -defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 -"DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    -
    3. - -
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. -
-

- -One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What -does this mean?

-

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it -couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

- -
    -
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed -but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. -
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions -make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed -and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed -command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately -you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed -itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. -
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then -the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. -A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. -
-

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the -support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

-

- - -Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, -etc?

-

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.

- -

What do -the green dots mean in the list of articles?

-

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.

- -

How do I use -Auto Expire and what does it do?

-

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.

- -

How do I create my own styles?

-

See the Custom Styles page for -instructions.

- -

How do I create my own scripts?

- -

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.

- -

How do I request -an enhancement in Vienna?

- -

Post a message over at the -issues list.

- -

Where do I get the -Vienna source code?

-

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.

+ +

I found a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

+

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.

+

How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

+

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).

+

How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

+

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 :

+
    +
  • requiring a username and a password
    • +
  • or requiring a specific cookie
    • +
+

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.

+

How do I move my Vienna database to another folder?

+

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:

+
    +
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. +
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    +
    + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    +
    + where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    +
    + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    3. +
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. +
+

One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What does this mean?

+

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

+
    +
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. +
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. +
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. +
+

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

+

Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, etc?

+

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.

+

What do the green dots mean in the list of articles?

+

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.

+

How do I use Auto Expire and what does it do?

+

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.

+

How do I create my own styles?

+

See the Custom Styles page for instructions.

+

How do I create my own scripts?

+

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.

+

How do I request an enhancement in Vienna?

+

Post a message over at the issues list.

+

Where do I get the Vienna source code?

+

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..b6ad115863 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html @@ -1,71 +1,33 @@ - + - + Introduction to Vienna - + -   -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 RSS feed icon 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 :

-
    -
  • Open Reader feeds can be synchronized across multiple devices/applications supporting it
    • -
  • Open Reader does not support feeds requiring username/password
    • -
  • Fetching feeds directly avoids the Open Reader service as an intermediary between you and the publishing site; -for less "popular" feeds, you'll get articles sooner.
    • -
  • Generally, directly fetching feeds from their original website generates less network traffic. When the server signals there -is no new articles since last fetch, Vienna avoids an useless download.
    • -
-

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 RSS feed icon 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 :

+
    +
  • Open Reader feeds can be synchronized across multiple devices/applications supporting it
    • +
  • Open Reader does not support feeds requiring username/password
    • +
  • Fetching feeds directly avoids the Open Reader service as an intermediary between you and the publishing site; for less "popular" feeds, you'll get articles sooner.
    • +
  • Generally, directly fetching feeds from their original website generates less network traffic. When the server signals there is no new articles since last fetch, Vienna avoids an useless download.
    • +
+

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..6993c989e5 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -1,318 +1,312 @@ - + Keyboard Shortcuts - + - + - -  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.

- - - - - -
KeyAction
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Single Key Shortcuts -  
fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no - tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches 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.

+ + + + + +
KeyAction
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Single Key Shortcuts 
fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hPuts the focus on the search field.
kMarks the current folder read.
mToggles the selected articles flagged or unflagged.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
rToggles the selected articles read and unread.
uToggles the selected articles read and unread.
sMarks 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.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
RightMoves the focus to the article list if it is currently in the folder list.
SpacebarMoves 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/ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page.
Delete/BackspaceMoves 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-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NCreate a new subscription.
Shift-Command-FCreate a smart folder.
Shift-Command-EEdit the selected folder URL or edit a smart folder criteria.
Shift-Command-DDelete the selected folder.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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-NRename the selected folder.
Command-RRefreshes all subscriptions.
Shift-Command-RRefresh only those subscriptions selected in the folder list.
Control-Command-SStops any active refresh.
Command-PPrint the selected articles.
Shift-Command-PBrings up the Page Setup panel.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UMoves to the next unread article.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Displays the Vienna help book.
Articles Shortcuts 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Shift-Command-MFlags the selected articles.
Shift-Command-UMarks the selected articles read.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Shift-Command-SMarks the current folder read then skips to the next folder with unread articles.
Shift-Command-ORestores an article from the trash back to its original folder.
Shift-Command-KMarks all articles in the selected folders read.
Alt-Command-KMarks all articles in all folders read.
Window Shortcuts 
Command-WCloses the active tab window if one is open. Otherwise if no tabs are open, this closes the Vienna window.
Alt-Command-WCloses 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-LeftDisplays the previous tab window.
Alt-Command-RightDisplays the next tab window.
Command-MMinimizes the Vienna window to the dock.
Command-0Displays the activity log viewer window.
Command-1Reopens the Vienna window if it was previously closed.
Command-2Displays the Downloads window.
Browser Window Shortcuts 
Alt-RReloads the current web page.
Command-PeriodCancels loading of the current web page.
Command-[/Command-LeftGoes back to the previous web page.
Command-]/Command-RightGoes forward to the next web page.
Command-FPuts 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-GSearches for the next occurrence of the search text on the web page.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html index fae597a598..d6f1c2168b 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -1,11 +1,11 @@ - + - + - + Ayuda de Vienna @@ -13,25 +13,19 @@ -

+

Ayuda de Vienna

- +

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

-

Explica la configuración en - las preferencias avanzadas.

+

Explica la configuración en las preferencias avanzadas.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html index b4b566a90e..b16c005030 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html @@ -1,33 +1,17 @@ - + - Preferencias avanzadas - + + + - - -  Preferencias - avanzadas -

La sección Avanzado de las preferencias da al usuario la - posibilidad de cambiar algunos ajustes muy específicos de Vienna - que no son esenciales para el uso normal de la aplicación pero - que podrían resolver algunas incidencias tal y como se sugiere en - el foro de ayuda. Esta página detalla las preferencias avanzadas - y su función.

-

Habilitar el uso de JavaScript en el navegador - interno

-

Activa o desactiva el soporte para JavaScript en el navegador - integrado de Vienna. Javascript está activado por defecto. - Desactivándolo el código programado por JavaScript no funcionará. - Este hecho podría ayudar a resolver algunas incidencias con - páginas que utilizan este tipo de código -por ejemplo, ventanas - emergentes-. Sin embargo, también podría causar comportamientos - inesperados. Desactivar JavasScript también podría provocar que - algunas páginas apareciesen incompletas o no se mostrasen y/o - funcionasen tal y como se prevee.

+   Preferencias avanzadas +

La sección Avanzado de las preferencias da al usuario la posibilidad de cambiar algunos ajustes muy específicos de Vienna que no son esenciales para el uso normal de la aplicación pero que podrían resolver algunas incidencias tal y como se sugiere en el foro de ayuda. Esta página detalla las preferencias avanzadas y su función.

+

Habilitar el uso de JavaScript en el navegador interno

+

Activa o desactiva el soporte para JavaScript en el navegador integrado de Vienna. Javascript está activado por defecto. Desactivándolo el código programado por JavaScript no funcionará. Este hecho podría ayudar a resolver algunas incidencias con páginas que utilizan este tipo de código -por ejemplo, ventanas emergentes-. Sin embargo, también podría causar comportamientos inesperados. Desactivar JavasScript también podría provocar que algunas páginas apareciesen incompletas o no se mostrasen y/o funcionasen tal y como se prevee.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html index 5da0794b3d..c8915fca77 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html @@ -1,221 +1,72 @@ - + - + ¿Cómo puedo...? - + - -  ¿Cómo - puedo...? -

Le presentamos algunas de las preguntas más frecuentes acerca - de Vienna. Consulte el F.A.Q. oficial - para obtener respuestas más concretas y, obviamente, también los - últimos consejos prácticos para el uso de Vienna.

+   ¿Cómo puedo...? +

Le presentamos algunas de las preguntas más frecuentes acerca de Vienna. Consulte el F.A.Q. oficial para obtener respuestas más concretas y, obviamente, también los últimos consejos prácticos para el uso de Vienna.

-

¿Dónde puedo conseguir el - código de Vienna?

-

Consulte la página de - desarrollo para conocer la manera de obtener el código de - Vienna. El código está a libre disposición de todo aquel que - quiera conocer cómo funciona Vienna. También está disponible para - quien desee construir su propia copia de Vienna desde cero en su - propio ordenador o bien quiera incluir partes del código en su - propio proyecto. El código se distribuye bajo licencia Apache - 2.0.

-

He - apreciado un problema en Vienna. ¿Cómo informo de ello?

-

Escriba en el foro de soporte y alguien investigará sobre - ello. Entregue tanta información como pueda acerca del problema. - No olvide especificar la versión de Vienna utilizada (se obtiene - en el menú Acerca de Vienna), los pasos previos al error y lo que - esperaba que ocurriera.

-

Asegúrese de que utiliza siempre la última versión de Vienna. - El menú Comprobar si hay actualizaciones le informará en el caso - que existan versiones más recientes que la que usted posee.

-

Tenga presente que solventar errores goza de mayor prioridad - que incluir nuevas características. En el que caso de que se - confirme que su problema es un error reconocido y generalizado se - intentará dar una solución en un plazo razonable de tiempo.

-

¿Cómo puedo crear mis propios - estilos?

-

Consulte la página de - personalización de estilos para obtener las correspondientes - instrucciones.

-

¿Cómo puedo crear mis propios - scripts?

-

Los scripts de Vienna se escriben utilizando AppleScript. - Consulte la - página de recursos de Apple para obtener más detalles acerca - de él y de su uso.

-

Una manera de comenzar es descargar uno de los scripts ya - existentes en la página de descargas - de Vienna y abrirlo con el editor de AppleScripts. Consulte - también la página de - scripts para obtener más detalles de los scripts para Vienna - y ejemplos de lo que se puede conseguir.

-

Si desea presentar su propio script a la comunidad de usuarios - de la aplicación, envíelo a steve@opencommunity.co.uk - y una vez haya sido probado, se pondrá a disposición de todos en - la página de descargas.

-

- ¿Cómo puedo comprobar si mis suscripciones se han - actualizado?

-

Abra la página de actividad del menú Ventana. La ventana de - actividad muestra todas las suscripciones y la situación que - tenían la última vez que fueron actualizadas durante la presente - sesión. La parte inferior de la ventana de actividad muestra más - detalles. Entre éstos se incluyen los encabezados HTTP, que - podrían ser útiles para detectar y eliminar fallos. Si el panel - de actividades no está visible, puede hacerlo aparecer - arrastrando hacia la parte superior la barra inferior de la - ventana.

-

¿Cómo - puedo mover la base de datos de Vienna a otra carpeta?

-

Por defecto, la base de datos de Vienna es el archivo - messages.db que se encuentra en ~/Library/Application - Support/Vienna. Usted puede moverlo a la carpeta que desee. Los - pasos a realizar son los siguientes:

+

¿Dónde puedo conseguir el código de Vienna?

+

Consulte la página de desarrollo para conocer la manera de obtener el código de Vienna. El código está a libre disposición de todo aquel que quiera conocer cómo funciona Vienna. También está disponible para quien desee construir su propia copia de Vienna desde cero en su propio ordenador o bien quiera incluir partes del código en su propio proyecto. El código se distribuye bajo licencia Apache 2.0.

+

He apreciado un problema en Vienna. ¿Cómo informo de ello?

+

Escriba en el foro de soporte y alguien investigará sobre ello. Entregue tanta información como pueda acerca del problema. No olvide especificar la versión de Vienna utilizada (se obtiene en el menú Acerca de Vienna), los pasos previos al error y lo que esperaba que ocurriera.

+

Asegúrese de que utiliza siempre la última versión de Vienna. El menú Comprobar si hay actualizaciones le informará en el caso que existan versiones más recientes que la que usted posee.

+

Tenga presente que solventar errores goza de mayor prioridad que incluir nuevas características. En el que caso de que se confirme que su problema es un error reconocido y generalizado se intentará dar una solución en un plazo razonable de tiempo.

+

¿Cómo puedo crear mis propios estilos?

+

Consulte la página de personalización de estilos para obtener las correspondientes instrucciones.

+

¿Cómo puedo crear mis propios scripts?

+

Los scripts de Vienna se escriben utilizando AppleScript. Consulte la página de recursos de Apple para obtener más detalles acerca de él y de su uso.

+

Una manera de comenzar es descargar uno de los scripts ya existentes en la página de descargas de Vienna y abrirlo con el editor de AppleScripts. Consulte también la página de scripts para obtener más detalles de los scripts para Vienna y ejemplos de lo que se puede conseguir.

+

Si desea presentar su propio script a la comunidad de usuarios de la aplicación, envíelo a steve@opencommunity.co.uk y una vez haya sido probado, se pondrá a disposición de todos en la página de descargas.

+

¿Cómo puedo comprobar si mis suscripciones se han actualizado?

+

Abra la página de actividad del menú Ventana. La ventana de actividad muestra todas las suscripciones y la situación que tenían la última vez que fueron actualizadas durante la presente sesión. La parte inferior de la ventana de actividad muestra más detalles. Entre éstos se incluyen los encabezados HTTP, que podrían ser útiles para detectar y eliminar fallos. Si el panel de actividades no está visible, puede hacerlo aparecer arrastrando hacia la parte superior la barra inferior de la ventana.

+

¿Cómo puedo mover la base de datos de Vienna a otra carpeta?

+

Por defecto, la base de datos de Vienna es el archivo messages.db que se encuentra en ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. Usted puede moverlo a la carpeta que desee. Los pasos a realizar son los siguientes:

  1. Salga de Vienna.
    2. -
  2. Abra una ventana de la consola e introduzca el siguiente - texto:
    +
  3. Abra una ventana de la consola e introduzca el siguiente texto:

    - defaults write - uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '<path to new - messages.db>'
    + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'

    - donde pone <path to new messages.db> es el nombre de la - nueva carpeta que contiene el archivo messages.db. La ruta debe - incluir el archivo messages.db al final. Un ejemplo:
    + donde pone <path to new messages.db> es el nombre de la nueva carpeta que contiene el archivo messages.db. La ruta debe incluir el archivo messages.db al final. Un ejemplo:

    - defaults write - uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" - '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    4. + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
  4. Reinicie Vienna.
-

- Una de mis suscripciones muestra el mensaje «Se ha producido un - error al procesar los datos XML de la fuente». ¿Qué - significa?

-

Significa que Vienna ha obtenido una respuesta de la - suscripción que no ha podido interpretar. Hay varias razones para - ello:

+

Una de mis suscripciones muestra el mensaje «Se ha producido un error al procesar los datos XML de la fuente». ¿Qué significa?

+

Significa que Vienna ha obtenido una respuesta de la suscripción que no ha podido interpretar. Hay varias razones para ello:

    -
  1. La URL de la suscripción podría no redirigir a una fuente - RSS o Atom sino a una página web. Compruebe la dirección - URL.
    2. -
  2. La fuente de noticias podría contener XML incorrecto. - Algunas suscripciones cometen un error al unir el XML que - compone la fuente y por ello Vienna no puede interpretarlo. - Utilice el comando Validar la fuente para comprobar si es el - caso. Desafortunadamente no se puede hacer gran cosa más que - esperar que se corrija desde la propia página.
    3. -
  3. La fuente de noticias podría estar incompleta. Si la - actualización ha sido interrumpida, probablemente el archivo - XML esté incompleto y aparece como incorrecto para Vienna. Una - segunda actualización podría resolver el problema.
    4. +
  4. La URL de la suscripción podría no redirigir a una fuente RSS o Atom sino a una página web. Compruebe la dirección URL.
    5. +
  5. La fuente de noticias podría contener XML incorrecto. Algunas suscripciones cometen un error al unir el XML que compone la fuente y por ello Vienna no puede interpretarlo. Utilice el comando Validar la fuente para comprobar si es el caso. Desafortunadamente no se puede hacer gran cosa más que esperar que se corrija desde la propia página.
    6. +
  6. La fuente de noticias podría estar incompleta. Si la actualización ha sido interrumpida, probablemente el archivo XML esté incompleto y aparece como incorrecto para Vienna. Una segunda actualización podría resolver el problema.
-

Si ninguna de las posibilidades arriba mencionadas explica el - mensaje de error, escriba un mensaje en el foro de soporte, - incluyendo la dirección URL de la suscripción que muestra el - problema.

-

- ¿Hay alguna función rápida de teclado para pasar al siguiente - artículo, marcar como leído, etc?

-

Probablemente. Existen algunas funciones rápidas de teclado - para algunos comandos del menú. Algunos de ellos son:

-

Barra espaciadora - Dirige al siguiente artículo no leído. Si - el artículo seleccionado tiene varias páginas, se desplazará - primero por el artículo. Sin embargo, el comando Siguiente - artículo no leído (Comando-U) siempre se dirige directamente al - siguiente artículo no leído.

-

R - Marca el artículo seleccionado como leído si no lo está - todavía, o bien como no leído si es que ya ha sido leído.

-

F - Marca con indicador el artículo seleccionado si no ha sido - marcado previamente, o bien elimina la marca si lo ha sido.

-

Consulte la ayuda de Vienna para obtener más funciones rápidas - de teclado.

-

¿Cómo puedo - utilizar la auto-eliminación de artículos y qué hace - exactamente?

-

La auto-eliminación de artículos mueve a la papelera los - artículos que superan una determinada antigüedad. Esto le permite - mantener de manera manejable las carpetas guardando únicamente - los artículos recientes. La auto-eliminación de artículos - funciona tanto cuando se inicia Vienna como cuando se ha - actualizado cualquier suscripción. Para especificar una nueva - fecha máxima de los artículos sujetos a la auto-eliminación, - cambie la opción Mover los artículos a la papelera en las - preferencias de la aplicación.

-

La auto-eliminación no eliminará artículos no leídos o con - indicador. Vienna entiende que ya que no ha leído estos artículos - no desea eliminarlos todavía .

-

¿Cómo puedo sugerir - una mejora para Vienna?

-

Escriba un mensaje en el foro de - soporte. Todas las mejoras son incluidas en un archivo - «To-Do» que se incluye en el código como guía para futuros - desarrollos.

+

Si ninguna de las posibilidades arriba mencionadas explica el mensaje de error, escriba un mensaje en el foro de soporte, incluyendo la dirección URL de la suscripción que muestra el problema.

+

¿Hay alguna función rápida de teclado para pasar al siguiente artículo, marcar como leído, etc?

+

Probablemente. Existen algunas funciones rápidas de teclado para algunos comandos del menú. Algunos de ellos son:

+

Barra espaciadora - Dirige al siguiente artículo no leído. Si el artículo seleccionado tiene varias páginas, se desplazará primero por el artículo. Sin embargo, el comando Siguiente artículo no leído (Comando-U) siempre se dirige directamente al siguiente artículo no leído.

+

R - Marca el artículo seleccionado como leído si no lo está todavía, o bien como no leído si es que ya ha sido leído.

+

F - Marca con indicador el artículo seleccionado si no ha sido marcado previamente, o bien elimina la marca si lo ha sido.

+

Consulte la ayuda de Vienna para obtener más funciones rápidas de teclado.

+

¿Cómo puedo utilizar la auto-eliminación de artículos y qué hace exactamente?

+

La auto-eliminación de artículos mueve a la papelera los artículos que superan una determinada antigüedad. Esto le permite mantener de manera manejable las carpetas guardando únicamente los artículos recientes. La auto-eliminación de artículos funciona tanto cuando se inicia Vienna como cuando se ha actualizado cualquier suscripción. Para especificar una nueva fecha máxima de los artículos sujetos a la auto-eliminación, cambie la opción Mover los artículos a la papelera en las preferencias de la aplicación.

+

La auto-eliminación no eliminará artículos no leídos o con indicador. Vienna entiende que ya que no ha leído estos artículos no desea eliminarlos todavía .

+

¿Cómo puedo sugerir una mejora para Vienna?

+

Escriba un mensaje en el foro de soporte. Todas las mejoras son incluidas en un archivo «To-Do» que se incluye en el código como guía para futuros desarrollos.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html index bed3fe2795..7f0f5a86c1 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html @@ -1,105 +1,23 @@ - + - + Introducción a Vienna - + - -   Introducción a - Vienna -

Vienna es una aplicación que le permite leer las fuentes de - noticias RSS o Atom en su ordenador con Mac OS X. Automatiza el - trabajo de conseguir artículos de noticias de todas las fuentes - suscritas y las guarda en una base de datos local, lo que permite - que los artículos también puedan ser leídos cuando no hay - disponible una conexión a la red. Asimismo incluye opciones de - búsqueda que le permiten buscar palabras o frases clave en los - artículos, marcar artículos con un indicador para tener - referencias u organizar las fuentes de artículos relacionadas en - grupos. También puede crear carpetas inteligentes que obtienen y - muestran de manera fácil y dinámica los artículos en función de - un determinado criterio de búsqueda. El navegador integrado - - dotado con un sistema de pestañas - le permite ver los artículos - o enlaces de las páginas web desde el mismo Vienna.

-

Vienna está diseñado para ofrecer una gran facilidad de uso. - Posee una interfaz limpia y sencilla que maximiza el espacio para - los artículos. Y apenas se necesitan unos pocos controles para - llevar a cabo las acciones más frecuentes.

Primeros - pasos -

Si ésta es la primera vez que utiliza Vienna se habrá creado - automáticamente una base de datos y añadido a ella algunas - suscripciones. Para actualizarlas pulse Comando-T o bien escoja - la opción Actualizar todas las suscripciones que se encuentra en - el menú Archivo.

-

Obviamente, puede suscribirse a todas las fuentes de noticias - que usted desee. Hay varias maneras de encontrar fuentes. Cuando - navegue por la web busque el - o el icono XML que indica que la página tiene una fuente de - noticias asociada a ella. Por lo general, prácticamente todos los - servicios de publicación de blogs, por ejemplo LiveJournal o - Blogger/Blogspot, incluyen las fuentes RSS como altenativa a la - lectura de contenidos en la propia página.

-

Si conoce el nombre de un usuario de LiveJournal, - Blogger/Blogspot, MSN Spaces or Xanga, Vienna le proporciona una - fácil manera de suscribirse a esa fuente. Empiece pulsando - Comando-N o bien seleccionando la opción Crear una nueva - suscripción en el menú Archivo. En el cuadro de diálogo Crear una - nueva suscripción escoja el servicio de publicación de blogs que - hay en la lista desplegable e introduzca el nombre de usuario en - el campo inferior. Pulse Suscribirse y Vienna añadirá la - suscripción a la lista de fuentes. Si en ese momento está - conectado a internet automáticamente se iniciará la descarga de - los artículos disponibles en la fuente.

-

Es muy común actualizar las suscripciones de manera manual. - Sin embargo, puede optar por la posibilidad de que Vienna lo haga - automáticamente tras un determinado periodo de tiempo. Para ello, - diríjase a Preferencias y escoja el intervalo de tiempo deseado - en la opción Comprobar si hay nuevos artículos. Tenga en cuenta - que Vienna necesita estar ejecutándose -ya sea en segundo plano- - para actualizar automáticamente las suscripciones.

-

Al leer los artículos pulse la barra espaciadora y así saltará - al siguiente artículo no leído de cualquier suscripción. Cada - artículo recibe el estado de Leído tras un breve lapso de tiempo. - Si prefiere esperar a leer un nuevo artículo para que que se - produzca este hecho diríjase a Preferencias. Para marcar de nuevo - como no leído un artículo, simplemente pulse la tecla R o - seleccione la opción Marcar como no leído disponible en el menú - Archivo.

-

Usted puede ver cualquier artículo o enlace con el propio - Vienna. Por defecto al seleccionar un enlace hará que se abra una - nueva pestaña con el nuevo contenido. Vienna proporciona una - navegación similar a los actuales navegadores, pero habrá - ocasiones en las que prefiera hacerlo con su navegador preferido. - Si desea ver siempre en su navegador las páginas web, active en - Preferencias la opción Abrir enlaces en un navegador externo. No - obstante, si únicamente desea visualizar el artículo seleccionado - en ese momento en un navegador externo, haga clic en el botón - derecho del ratón o pulse Comando a la vez que hace clic con el - mencionado ratón y elija la opción Abrir página con XXX (XXX es - el nombre de su navegador por defecto).

-

Una vez se haya familiarizado a las características y uso de - Vienna puede explorar opciones más avanzadas. Por ejemplo, puede - cambiar el estilo en el que se muestran los artículos gracias a - las diferentes posibilidades que se ofrecen en la lista - desplegable que encontrará en el menú Ver. Tiene a su disposición - más estilos en la página de descargas de Vienna. Allí también - encontrará scripts que le permitirán ampliar las posibilidades de - uso de la aplicación: podrá hacer que Vienna se relacione de - manera más directa con otras aplicaciones de su sistema. Otras - posibilidad de uso avanzado es la creación de carpetas - inteligentes en función del contenido de los artículos. Una - muestra de ello podría ser el crear fácilmente una carpeta que - guarde todos los artículos que hagan referencia por ejemplo a U2 - y Bono. De este modo encontrará rápidamente información acerca de - la actividad del grupo o las campañas de sensibilización en las - que participa el cantante irlandés.

-

Si tiene cualquier pregunta acerca de Vienna o no logra - resolver algún problema, diríjase al foro de - soporte.

+    Introducción a Vienna +

Vienna es una aplicación que le permite leer las fuentes de noticias RSS o Atom en su ordenador con Mac OS X. Automatiza el trabajo de conseguir artículos de noticias de todas las fuentes suscritas y las guarda en una base de datos local, lo que permite que los artículos también puedan ser leídos cuando no hay disponible una conexión a la red. Asimismo incluye opciones de búsqueda que le permiten buscar palabras o frases clave en los artículos, marcar artículos con un indicador para tener referencias u organizar las fuentes de artículos relacionadas en grupos. También puede crear carpetas inteligentes que obtienen y muestran de manera fácil y dinámica los artículos en función de un determinado criterio de búsqueda. El navegador integrado - dotado con un sistema de pestañas - le permite ver los artículos o enlaces de las páginas web desde el mismo Vienna.

+

Vienna está diseñado para ofrecer una gran facilidad de uso. Posee una interfaz limpia y sencilla que maximiza el espacio para los artículos. Y apenas se necesitan unos pocos controles para llevar a cabo las acciones más frecuentes.

Primeros pasos +

Si ésta es la primera vez que utiliza Vienna se habrá creado automáticamente una base de datos y añadido a ella algunas suscripciones. Para actualizarlas pulse Comando-T o bien escoja la opción Actualizar todas las suscripciones que se encuentra en el menú Archivo.

+

Obviamente, puede suscribirse a todas las fuentes de noticias que usted desee. Hay varias maneras de encontrar fuentes. Cuando navegue por la web busque el o el icono XML que indica que la página tiene una fuente de noticias asociada a ella. Por lo general, prácticamente todos los servicios de publicación de blogs, por ejemplo LiveJournal o Blogger/Blogspot, incluyen las fuentes RSS como altenativa a la lectura de contenidos en la propia página.

+

Si conoce el nombre de un usuario de LiveJournal, Blogger/Blogspot, MSN Spaces or Xanga, Vienna le proporciona una fácil manera de suscribirse a esa fuente. Empiece pulsando Comando-N o bien seleccionando la opción Crear una nueva suscripción en el menú Archivo. En el cuadro de diálogo Crear una nueva suscripción escoja el servicio de publicación de blogs que hay en la lista desplegable e introduzca el nombre de usuario en el campo inferior. Pulse Suscribirse y Vienna añadirá la suscripción a la lista de fuentes. Si en ese momento está conectado a internet automáticamente se iniciará la descarga de los artículos disponibles en la fuente.

+

Es muy común actualizar las suscripciones de manera manual. Sin embargo, puede optar por la posibilidad de que Vienna lo haga automáticamente tras un determinado periodo de tiempo. Para ello, diríjase a Preferencias y escoja el intervalo de tiempo deseado en la opción Comprobar si hay nuevos artículos. Tenga en cuenta que Vienna necesita estar ejecutándose -ya sea en segundo plano- para actualizar automáticamente las suscripciones.

+

Al leer los artículos pulse la barra espaciadora y así saltará al siguiente artículo no leído de cualquier suscripción. Cada artículo recibe el estado de Leído tras un breve lapso de tiempo. Si prefiere esperar a leer un nuevo artículo para que que se produzca este hecho diríjase a Preferencias. Para marcar de nuevo como no leído un artículo, simplemente pulse la tecla R o seleccione la opción Marcar como no leído disponible en el menú Archivo.

+

Usted puede ver cualquier artículo o enlace con el propio Vienna. Por defecto al seleccionar un enlace hará que se abra una nueva pestaña con el nuevo contenido. Vienna proporciona una navegación similar a los actuales navegadores, pero habrá ocasiones en las que prefiera hacerlo con su navegador preferido. Si desea ver siempre en su navegador las páginas web, active en Preferencias la opción Abrir enlaces en un navegador externo. No obstante, si únicamente desea visualizar el artículo seleccionado en ese momento en un navegador externo, haga clic en el botón derecho del ratón o pulse Comando a la vez que hace clic con el mencionado ratón y elija la opción Abrir página con XXX (XXX es el nombre de su navegador por defecto).

+

Una vez se haya familiarizado a las características y uso de Vienna puede explorar opciones más avanzadas. Por ejemplo, puede cambiar el estilo en el que se muestran los artículos gracias a las diferentes posibilidades que se ofrecen en la lista desplegable que encontrará en el menú Ver. Tiene a su disposición más estilos en la página de descargas de Vienna. Allí también encontrará scripts que le permitirán ampliar las posibilidades de uso de la aplicación: podrá hacer que Vienna se relacione de manera más directa con otras aplicaciones de su sistema. Otras posibilidad de uso avanzado es la creación de carpetas inteligentes en función del contenido de los artículos. Una muestra de ello podría ser el crear fácilmente una carpeta que guarde todos los artículos que hagan referencia por ejemplo a U2 y Bono. De este modo encontrará rápidamente información acerca de la actividad del grupo o las campañas de sensibilización en las que participa el cantante irlandés.

+

Si tiene cualquier pregunta acerca de Vienna o no logra resolver algún problema, diríjase al foro de soporte.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html index 82a188b6c9..26654403e6 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -1,28 +1,17 @@ - + - + Funciones rápidas de teclado - + - - -  Funciones rápidas de - teclado -

Puede utilizar su teclado para llevar a cabo rápidamente - muchas acciones en Vienna. Para encontrar las combinaciones de - teclas para las acciones más frecuentes, consulte en los menús o - bien desplácese hacia el final de esta página. Recuerde que - muchos ítems en Vienna disponen de menú contextual. Para acceder - a ellos, pulse la tecla Control y haga clic sobre el ítem - seleccionado.

-

Para llevar a cabo una acción, pulse las siguientes - combinaciones de teclado.

- +   Funciones rápidas de teclado +

Puede utilizar su teclado para llevar a cabo rápidamente muchas acciones en Vienna. Para encontrar las combinaciones de teclas para las acciones más frecuentes, consulte en los menús o bien desplácese hacia el final de esta página. Recuerde que muchos ítems en Vienna disponen de menú contextual. Para acceder a ellos, pulse la tecla Control y haga clic sobre el ítem seleccionado.

+

Para llevar a cabo una acción, pulse las siguientes combinaciones de teclado.

+
@@ -43,9 +32,7 @@ - + @@ -65,9 +52,7 @@ - + @@ -79,13 +64,10 @@ - + - + @@ -98,8 +80,7 @@ - + @@ -115,13 +96,11 @@ - + - + @@ -151,29 +130,25 @@ - - - - + + + + - + - + - + - + @@ -181,15 +156,11 @@ - + - + @@ -201,10 +172,7 @@ - + @@ -244,14 +212,11 @@ - + - +
Tecla Acción
sMarca todo el contenido de la carpeta seleccionada como - leído y salta a la siguiente carpeta con artículos no - leídos.Marca todo el contenido de la carpeta seleccionada como leído y salta a la siguiente carpeta con artículos no leídos.
k
Barra espaciadoraMuestra 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.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.
Comando-U
SuprimirEnvía 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 - generalesFunciones rápidas de teclado generales  
Shift-Comando-EEdita 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
Shift-Comando-RActualiza únicamente las suscripciones - seleccionadas.Actualiza únicamente las suscripciones seleccionadas.
Comando-MinusCancela cualquier actualización que se esté - produciendo.Cancela cualquier actualización que se esté produciendo.
Comando-PShift-Comando-U Marca como leídos los artículos seleccionados.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Shift-Comando-SMarca 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-ORestaura un artículo desde la papelera a su carpeta - original.Restaura un artículo desde la papelera a su carpeta original.
Shift-Comando-KMarca como leídos todos los artículos de las carpetas - seleccionadas.Marca como leídos todos los artículos de las carpetas seleccionadas.
Alt-Comando-KMarca 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
Comando-WCierra 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-WCierra 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
Shift-Comando-WCierra 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.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.
Comando-M
Comando-FDesplaza 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-GBusca la siguiente acepción del cajón de búsqueda en la - página web.Busca la siguiente acepción del cajón de búsqueda en la página web.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html index b897850081..f73c0a1435 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -1,11 +1,11 @@ - + - + - + Aide Vienna @@ -13,25 +13,19 @@ -

+

Aide Vienna

- +

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.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html index 1c5e443fdc..45eb423e11 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html @@ -1,32 +1,17 @@ - + - - Réglages avancés - + + + - - -  Réglages - Avancés -

Le panneau Advancé des Préférences proposes des options pour - changer des réglages très spécifiques de Vienna qui ne sont pas - essentiels pour une utilisation classique, mais qui peuvent - résoudre des problèmes comme ceux traités par le forum de - Support. Cette page détaille les réglages avancés et les - fonction.

+   Réglages Avancés +

Le panneau Advancé des Préférences proposes des options pour changer des réglages très spécifiques de Vienna qui ne sont pas essentiels pour une utilisation classique, mais qui peuvent résoudre des problèmes comme ceux traités par le forum de Support. Cette page détaille les réglages avancés et les fonction.

Activer JavaScript dans le navigateur interne

-

Active ou désactive le support de script JavaScript dans le - navigateur interne de Vienna internal. Est activé par défaut. En - décochant ce réglage, le code JavaScript des pages Web ne sera - pas éxécuté. Cela peut résoudre des problèmes avec les pages qui - utilisent des scripts pour afficher des fenêtres ou d'autre - comportement inattendus, mais cela peut aussi rendre l'affichage - de page incomplet ou créer des disfonctionnement.

+

Active ou désactive le support de script JavaScript dans le navigateur interne de Vienna internal. Est activé par défaut. En décochant ce réglage, le code JavaScript des pages Web ne sera pas éxécuté. Cela peut résoudre des problèmes avec les pages qui utilisent des scripts pour afficher des fenêtres ou d'autre comportement inattendus, mais cela peut aussi rendre l'affichage de page incomplet ou créer des disfonctionnement.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html index b0d699b228..de0b0105e4 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html @@ -1,281 +1,91 @@ - + - - + Comment faire ? - + - -  Comment faire - ? -

Ci-dessous vous trouverez les questions les plus courantes à - propos de Vienna lors de sa phase de beta-test. Reportez-vous à - la page Official Vienna - FAQ (en anglais) pour les dernières astuces pour utiliser - Vienna.

+   Comment faire ? +

Ci-dessous vous trouverez les questions les plus courantes à propos de Vienna lors de sa phase de beta-test. Reportez-vous à la page Official Vienna FAQ (en anglais) pour les dernières astuces pour utiliser Vienna.

-

J'ai - rencontré un problème avec Vienna. Comment faire un rapport - ?

-

Postez un message dans le forum de - support ou dans la liste des - problèmes et quelqu'un analysera le problème. Fournissez - autant d'information que vous pouvez sur le problème, dont - notamment : la version du logiciel (disponible dans la fenêtre "À - propos"), les actions réalisées et ce à quoi vous vous attendiez. - Il y a une note dans le forum avec des instructions pour rédiger - un bon rapport de problème.

-

Assurez-vous que vous utilisez la version la plus récente de - Vienna. La commande de vérification de mise à jour vous informera - si une version plus récente que la votre existe.

-

La résolution des boggues est prioritaire sur l'ajout de - fonctionnalités, aussi si votre problème est bien un boggue ayant - un impact important et pas une simple amélioration, alors une - résolution du problème sera mise à disposition dès que - possible.

-

- Comment puis-je voir ce qui se passe quand les abonnements sont - rafraîchis ?

-

Ouvrez la fenêtre d'activité à partir du menu Fenêtre. la - fenêtre d'activité montre tous les abonnements et le statut de - leur dernière rafraîchissement dans la session. Le bas de la - fenêtre d'activité montre plus de détails et inclut les entêtes - HTTP qui peuvent être utiles pour débogguer. (Si le panneau de - détails n'est pas visible, découvrez-le en faisant glisser la - barre située en bas de la fenêtre).

-

Comment - puis je m'abonner à un flux exigeant une authentification de - l'utilisateur ?

-

Il est important de comprendre que les services de type Open - Reader ne permettent pas de s'authentifier auprès d'un service - tiers. Vienna devra accéder directement au serveur qui exige une - identification et une authentification de l'utilisateur.
- Quand vous vous abonnez, assurez vous que la case "S'abonner à - travers le serveur Open Reader" n'est PAS cochée.

-

Ensuite, il est utile de savoir qu'il y a deux principales - méthodes d'authentification des utilisateurs qui demandent un - flux, et ce selon les serveurs que l'on rencontre :

+

J'ai rencontré un problème avec Vienna. Comment faire un rapport ?

+

Postez un message dans le forum de support ou dans la liste des problèmes et quelqu'un analysera le problème. Fournissez autant d'information que vous pouvez sur le problème, dont notamment : la version du logiciel (disponible dans la fenêtre "À propos"), les actions réalisées et ce à quoi vous vous attendiez. Il y a une note dans le forum avec des instructions pour rédiger un bon rapport de problème.

+

Assurez-vous que vous utilisez la version la plus récente de Vienna. La commande de vérification de mise à jour vous informera si une version plus récente que la votre existe.

+

La résolution des boggues est prioritaire sur l'ajout de fonctionnalités, aussi si votre problème est bien un boggue ayant un impact important et pas une simple amélioration, alors une résolution du problème sera mise à disposition dès que possible.

+

Comment puis-je voir ce qui se passe quand les abonnements sont rafraîchis ?

+

Ouvrez la fenêtre d'activité à partir du menu Fenêtre. la fenêtre d'activité montre tous les abonnements et le statut de leur dernière rafraîchissement dans la session. Le bas de la fenêtre d'activité montre plus de détails et inclut les entêtes HTTP qui peuvent être utiles pour débogguer. (Si le panneau de détails n'est pas visible, découvrez-le en faisant glisser la barre située en bas de la fenêtre).

+

Comment puis je m'abonner à un flux exigeant une authentification de l'utilisateur ?

+

Il est important de comprendre que les services de type Open Reader ne permettent pas de s'authentifier auprès d'un service tiers. Vienna devra accéder directement au serveur qui exige une identification et une authentification de l'utilisateur.
+ Quand vous vous abonnez, assurez vous que la case "S'abonner à travers le serveur Open Reader" n'est PAS cochée.

+

Ensuite, il est utile de savoir qu'il y a deux principales méthodes d'authentification des utilisateurs qui demandent un flux, et ce selon les serveurs que l'on rencontre :

    -
  • certains serveurs exigent un nom d'utilisateur et le mot de - passe associé ;
    • +
  • certains serveurs exigent un nom d'utilisateur et le mot de passe associé ;
  • d'autres serveurs exigent un cookie spécifique.
-

Le problème, c'est que beaucoup de serveurs n'indiquent pas - clairement quelle méthode ils mettent en oeuvre pour les flux - nécessitant une authentification.

-

La demande d'un nom d'utilisateur et du mot de passe associé - est la méthode la plus courante. C'est aussi celle qui est la - plus explicite vis-à-vis de l'utilisateur. Lors du premier - rafraîchissement du flux, Vienna vous présentera une boite de - dialogue où vous pourrez entrer le nom d'utilisateur et le mot de - passe.
- Vous pouvez vérifier que vous avez fourni un nom d'utilisateur et - un mot de passe – et les mettre à jour si nécessaire – à travers - la boite de dialogue "Infos" du flux. Vous accédez à cette boite - de dialogue à travers le menu "Dossier → Obtenir les infos…" ou - via le menu contextuel (clic droit) dans la liste des flux.
- Le mot de passe est stocké de manière sécurisée dans le Trousseau - d'accès.

-

Par contre, pour les serveurs qui exigent un cookie, le nom - d'utilisateur et le mot de passe ne doivent PAS apparaître dans - la boite de dialogue "Infos" du flux. Les deux champs DOIVENT - être laissés à blanc.
- Par contre, vous devrez être authentifiés auprès du site en vous - connectant via le web à travers le navigateur Safari ou à travers - un onglet de navigation dans Vienna.
- Comme les cookies peuvent expirer après un certain temps, vous - serez peut-être obligés de vous reconnecter de temps à - autres.

-

Comment - déplacer la base de données Vienna dans un autre dossier - ?

-

Par défaut, votre base de données Vienna est le fichier - messages.db placé dans ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. vous - pouvez déplacer ce fichier dans le dossier de votre choix. Pour - cela, suivez les étapes ci-dessous :

+

Le problème, c'est que beaucoup de serveurs n'indiquent pas clairement quelle méthode ils mettent en oeuvre pour les flux nécessitant une authentification.

+

La demande d'un nom d'utilisateur et du mot de passe associé est la méthode la plus courante. C'est aussi celle qui est la plus explicite vis-à-vis de l'utilisateur. Lors du premier rafraîchissement du flux, Vienna vous présentera une boite de dialogue où vous pourrez entrer le nom d'utilisateur et le mot de passe.
+ Vous pouvez vérifier que vous avez fourni un nom d'utilisateur et un mot de passe – et les mettre à jour si nécessaire – à travers la boite de dialogue "Infos" du flux. Vous accédez à cette boite de dialogue à travers le menu "Dossier → Obtenir les infos…" ou via le menu contextuel (clic droit) dans la liste des flux.
+ Le mot de passe est stocké de manière sécurisée dans le Trousseau d'accès.

+

Par contre, pour les serveurs qui exigent un cookie, le nom d'utilisateur et le mot de passe ne doivent PAS apparaître dans la boite de dialogue "Infos" du flux. Les deux champs DOIVENT être laissés à blanc.
+ Par contre, vous devrez être authentifiés auprès du site en vous connectant via le web à travers le navigateur Safari ou à travers un onglet de navigation dans Vienna.
+ Comme les cookies peuvent expirer après un certain temps, vous serez peut-être obligés de vous reconnecter de temps à autres.

+

Comment déplacer la base de données Vienna dans un autre dossier ?

+

Par défaut, votre base de données Vienna est le fichier messages.db placé dans ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. vous pouvez déplacer ce fichier dans le dossier de votre choix. Pour cela, suivez les étapes ci-dessous :

  1. Quitter Vienna.
  2. Ouvrir une fenêtre de Terminal et taper :

    - defaults write - uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" - '<chemin_vers_messages.db>'
    + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '<chemin_vers_messages.db>'

    - où <chemin_vers_messages.db> est le nom complet du - fichier messages.db. Le chemin lui-même devrait contenir le nom - messages.db à la fin. Par exemple :
    + où <chemin_vers_messages.db> est le nom complet du fichier messages.db. Le chemin lui-même devrait contenir le nom messages.db à la fin. Par exemple :

    - defaults write - uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" - '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    3. + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
  3. Relancer Vienna.
-

- Un de mes abonnements renvoie le message "Erreur de traitement - des données XML dans le flux". Qu'est ce que cela signifie - ?

-

Cela signifie que Vienna a reçu un retour de l'abonnement - qu'il ne sait pas interpréter. Il peut y avoir plusieurs raisons - à cela :

+

Un de mes abonnements renvoie le message "Erreur de traitement des données XML dans le flux". Qu'est ce que cela signifie ?

+

Cela signifie que Vienna a reçu un retour de l'abonnement qu'il ne sait pas interpréter. Il peut y avoir plusieurs raisons à cela :

    -
  1. L'adresse URL du flux n'indique peut-être pas un flux RSS - ou Atom, mais une page Web. Vérifiez attentivement l'URL de - l'abonnement en question.
    2. -
  2. Le flux lui-même peut contenir un format XML incorrect. - Certains abonnements font des erreurs lors de l'assemblage des - données XML qui constituent le flux et Vienna ne sait pas - interpréter des flux XML incorrects. Utilisez la commande de - validation des flux à partir du menu Fichier pour identifier un - tel cas. Malheureusement, vous ne pourrez rien faire de plus - avec Vienna pour recevoir ce flux, si ce n'est attendre que le - flux soit corrigé par le site émetteur.
    3. -
  3. Le flux peut être incomplet. Si le rafraîchissement a été - interrompu, alors les données XML seront incomplètes et - apparaîtront malformées dans Vienna. Un nouveau - rafraîchissement devrait corriger ce problème.
    4. +
  4. L'adresse URL du flux n'indique peut-être pas un flux RSS ou Atom, mais une page Web. Vérifiez attentivement l'URL de l'abonnement en question.
    5. +
  5. Le flux lui-même peut contenir un format XML incorrect. Certains abonnements font des erreurs lors de l'assemblage des données XML qui constituent le flux et Vienna ne sait pas interpréter des flux XML incorrects. Utilisez la commande de validation des flux à partir du menu Fichier pour identifier un tel cas. Malheureusement, vous ne pourrez rien faire de plus avec Vienna pour recevoir ce flux, si ce n'est attendre que le flux soit corrigé par le site émetteur.
    6. +
  6. Le flux peut être incomplet. Si le rafraîchissement a été interrompu, alors les données XML seront incomplètes et apparaîtront malformées dans Vienna. Un nouveau rafraîchissement devrait corriger ce problème.
-

Si le problème n'est couvert par aucun des cas ci-dessus, - alors postez un message sur le forum de support en indiquant - l'URL concernée.

-

- Quels sont les raccourcis clavier pour passer à l'article - suivant, le marquer comme étant lu, etc. ?

-

Il existe des raccourcis à une touche pour quelques unes des - commandes des menus, par exemple :

-

Barre d'espace - affiche l'article suivant non lu. Si - l'article actuellement affiché est long de plusieurs pages, cette - commande affichera en priorité les pages suivantes. Elle - n'affichera l'article suivant que si la fin de l'article en cours - est déjà à l'écran. A l'inverse, la commande Cmd+U affichera - diretement l'article non lu suivant, même si l'article en cours - n'est pas lu entièrement.

+

Si le problème n'est couvert par aucun des cas ci-dessus, alors postez un message sur le forum de support en indiquant l'URL concernée.

+

Quels sont les raccourcis clavier pour passer à l'article suivant, le marquer comme étant lu, etc. ?

+

Il existe des raccourcis à une touche pour quelques unes des commandes des menus, par exemple :

+

Barre d'espace - affiche l'article suivant non lu. Si l'article actuellement affiché est long de plusieurs pages, cette commande affichera en priorité les pages suivantes. Elle n'affichera l'article suivant que si la fin de l'article en cours est déjà à l'écran. A l'inverse, la commande Cmd+U affichera diretement l'article non lu suivant, même si l'article en cours n'est pas lu entièrement.

R - Permute l'état lu / non lu pour l'article en cours.

-

F - Permute l'état du drapeau affiché / masqué pour l'article - en cours.

-

Lisez la page dédiées aux raccourcis pour une liste - complète.

-

Que - signifie le point vert dans la liste des articles ?

-

Les points bleus signalent les nouveaux articles, et les - points verts signalent les articles mis à jour : les articles - dont le contenu a changé depuis leur dernier téléchargement.

-

Comment utiliser - Auto Expire, et qu'est ce que cela fait ?

-

Auto-expire déplace les articles plus vieux qu'un certain - nombre de jours dans la corbeille. Cela permet d'obtenir des - dossiers gérables en conservant uniquement les articles les plus - récents. Cette fonction s'exécute à la fois au démarrage de - Vienna et après le rafraîchissement des abonnements. Dans les - préférences, modifiez le paramètre "Expirer les articles vieux - de" pour déterminer les articles à expurger.

-

Auto-expire n'effacera pas les articles non lus ou marqués - d'un drapeau.

-

Comment créer mes propres styles - ?

-

Voir la page Styles personnalisés - pour les instructions.

-

Comment créer mes propres - scripts ?

-

Le pilotage de Vienna par des scripts est possible en - utilisant AppleScript. Voir la page de ressources Apple - pour plus de détails.

-

Un moyen de débuter est de télécharger un des scripts - existants comme celui du plugin de - partage avec Papers écrit par Cortig ou le script de partage - de Vienna - vers Yojimbo écrit par reefdog et de les visualiser dans - l'éditeur d'AppleScript.

-

Pour soumettre vos propres scripts, envoyez-les dans le forum - de support, et après qu'ils sont revus, ils seront diffusés sur - la page de téléchargement.

-

Comment demander des - améliorations dans Vienna ?

-

Laisser un message sur la liste de - problèmes ou demandes (en anglais).

-

Où obtenir le code source - de Vienna ?

-

Voir la page de - développement contenant les instructions pour obtenir le code - source de Vienna. Le code source est disponible librement si vous - vous intéressez au fonctionnement de Vienna, si vous souhaitez - compiler votre propre copie de Vienna sur votre ordinateur ou si - vous souhaitez emprunter des portions de codes pour les inclures - dans votre propre projet. Le code source est diffusé sous la - licence - Apache 2.0.

+

F - Permute l'état du drapeau affiché / masqué pour l'article en cours.

+

Lisez la page dédiées aux raccourcis pour une liste complète.

+

Que signifie le point vert dans la liste des articles ?

+

Les points bleus signalent les nouveaux articles, et les points verts signalent les articles mis à jour : les articles dont le contenu a changé depuis leur dernier téléchargement.

+

Comment utiliser Auto Expire, et qu'est ce que cela fait ?

+

Auto-expire déplace les articles plus vieux qu'un certain nombre de jours dans la corbeille. Cela permet d'obtenir des dossiers gérables en conservant uniquement les articles les plus récents. Cette fonction s'exécute à la fois au démarrage de Vienna et après le rafraîchissement des abonnements. Dans les préférences, modifiez le paramètre "Expirer les articles vieux de" pour déterminer les articles à expurger.

+

Auto-expire n'effacera pas les articles non lus ou marqués d'un drapeau.

+

Comment créer mes propres styles ?

+

Voir la page Styles personnalisés pour les instructions.

+

Comment créer mes propres scripts ?

+

Le pilotage de Vienna par des scripts est possible en utilisant AppleScript. Voir la page de ressources Apple pour plus de détails.

+

Un moyen de débuter est de télécharger un des scripts existants comme celui du plugin de partage avec Papers écrit par Cortig ou le script de partage de Vienna vers Yojimbo écrit par reefdog et de les visualiser dans l'éditeur d'AppleScript.

+

Pour soumettre vos propres scripts, envoyez-les dans le forum de support, et après qu'ils sont revus, ils seront diffusés sur la page de téléchargement.

+

Comment demander des améliorations dans Vienna ?

+

Laisser un message sur la liste de problèmes ou demandes (en anglais).

+

Où obtenir le code source de Vienna ?

+

Voir la page de développement contenant les instructions pour obtenir le code source de Vienna. Le code source est disponible librement si vous vous intéressez au fonctionnement de Vienna, si vous souhaitez compiler votre propre copie de Vienna sur votre ordinateur ou si vous souhaitez emprunter des portions de codes pour les inclures dans votre propre projet. Le code source est diffusé sous la licence Apache 2.0.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html index 7e85b52111..c8cb667160 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html @@ -1,130 +1,32 @@ - + - - + Introduction à Vienna - + - -   Introduction à - Vienna -

Vienna est une application qui permet de lire des flux RSS ou - Atom sur les systèmes Mac OS X. Il automatise la récupération des - nouveaux articles pour tous les abonnements auxquels vous aurez - souscrit et les stocke dans une base de données locale pour une - lecture hors-ligne. Il fournit des fonctions permettant de - rechercher parmi les flux via des mots-clés ou des phrases, de - marquer des articles pour un référencement ultérieur et - d'organiser des flux ensemble à travers des groupes. Vous pouvez - créer des dossiers intelligents qui rendent aisé de retrouver et - consulter dynamiquement tous les articles de la base qui - satisfont des critères de sélection. Le navigateur internet - intégré permet d'afficher dans un onglet séparé, la page web des - articles ou les liens présents dans les articles.

-

Vienna est conçu pour être simple et facile à utiliser. Une - interface propre et dépouillée maximise l'espace pour les - articles, et seules quelques commandes sont nécessaires pour - effectuer les actions les plus courantes dans l'interface - utilisateur.

Pour démarrer -

Lors de la première utilisation de Vienna, il crée une base de - données et ajoute quelques abonnements d'exemple. Continuez ainsi - et pressez Commande+T ou choisissez "Rafraîchir les abonnements" - à partir du menu Fichier pour récupérer les derniers articles - pour ces abonnements.

-

Sinon, souscrivez à vos propres nouveaux flux. Il y a - différents moyens de trouver ces flux. En surfant sut le net, - repérez les icônes - ou XML indiquant qu'un flux est associé à la - page. De plus, presque tous les services de blogs tels que - LiveJournal ou Blogger fournissent des flux RSS comme alternative - à une lecture des publications en ligne.

-

Si vous connaissez le nom d'utilisateur d'un bloggueur inscrit - sur LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces ou Xanga alors Vienna - fournit un moyen aisé de souscrire à son flux. Pressez Commande+N - ou choisissez la commande "Nouvel abonnement..." à partir du menu - Fichier. Dans le panneau qui s'affiche, sélectionnez le service - de Blog dans la liste déroulante, et saisissez enfin le nom de - l'utilisateur dans le champ de texte en dessous. Confirmer par le - bouton "S'abonner" et Vienna ajoutera l'abonnement dans la liste - des dossiers. Si vous êtes connectés à Internet au même moment, - il commencera tout de suite à collecter les articles pour ce - flux.

-

Vous pouvez aussi utiliser Vienna en lien avec un compte de - serveur Open Reader. Allez dans Préférences... / Syncing et - activez la case "Synchroniser avec un serveur Open Reader".
- Au préalable, interrogez vous sur les flux que vous lirez à - travers Open Reader et ceux pour lesquels vous choisirez un accès - direct. Vienna évitera de créer des doublons entre les deux - catégories, mais si vous vous abonnez dans Open Reader à des flux - auxquels Vienna accède directement, vous aurez des incohérences - dans vos listes de lectures. Tenez en compte.
- Certains éléments sont à prendre en compte dans votre - organisation :

+    Introduction à Vienna +

Vienna est une application qui permet de lire des flux RSS ou Atom sur les systèmes Mac OS X. Il automatise la récupération des nouveaux articles pour tous les abonnements auxquels vous aurez souscrit et les stocke dans une base de données locale pour une lecture hors-ligne. Il fournit des fonctions permettant de rechercher parmi les flux via des mots-clés ou des phrases, de marquer des articles pour un référencement ultérieur et d'organiser des flux ensemble à travers des groupes. Vous pouvez créer des dossiers intelligents qui rendent aisé de retrouver et consulter dynamiquement tous les articles de la base qui satisfont des critères de sélection. Le navigateur internet intégré permet d'afficher dans un onglet séparé, la page web des articles ou les liens présents dans les articles.

+

Vienna est conçu pour être simple et facile à utiliser. Une interface propre et dépouillée maximise l'espace pour les articles, et seules quelques commandes sont nécessaires pour effectuer les actions les plus courantes dans l'interface utilisateur.

Pour démarrer +

Lors de la première utilisation de Vienna, il crée une base de données et ajoute quelques abonnements d'exemple. Continuez ainsi et pressez Commande+T ou choisissez "Rafraîchir les abonnements" à partir du menu Fichier pour récupérer les derniers articles pour ces abonnements.

+

Sinon, souscrivez à vos propres nouveaux flux. Il y a différents moyens de trouver ces flux. En surfant sut le net, repérez les icônes RSS feed icon ou XML indiquant qu'un flux est associé à la page. De plus, presque tous les services de blogs tels que LiveJournal ou Blogger fournissent des flux RSS comme alternative à une lecture des publications en ligne.

+

Si vous connaissez le nom d'utilisateur d'un bloggueur inscrit sur LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces ou Xanga alors Vienna fournit un moyen aisé de souscrire à son flux. Pressez Commande+N ou choisissez la commande "Nouvel abonnement..." à partir du menu Fichier. Dans le panneau qui s'affiche, sélectionnez le service de Blog dans la liste déroulante, et saisissez enfin le nom de l'utilisateur dans le champ de texte en dessous. Confirmer par le bouton "S'abonner" et Vienna ajoutera l'abonnement dans la liste des dossiers. Si vous êtes connectés à Internet au même moment, il commencera tout de suite à collecter les articles pour ce flux.

+

Vous pouvez aussi utiliser Vienna en lien avec un compte de serveur Open Reader. Allez dans Préférences... / Syncing et activez la case "Synchroniser avec un serveur Open Reader".
+ Au préalable, interrogez vous sur les flux que vous lirez à travers Open Reader et ceux pour lesquels vous choisirez un accès direct. Vienna évitera de créer des doublons entre les deux catégories, mais si vous vous abonnez dans Open Reader à des flux auxquels Vienna accède directement, vous aurez des incohérences dans vos listes de lectures. Tenez en compte.
+ Certains éléments sont à prendre en compte dans votre organisation :

    -
  • Les flux Open Reader peuvent être synchronisés entre - différents appareils et différentes applications qui supportent - la synchronisation Open Reader
    • -
  • Open Reader ne permet pas d'accéder aux flux nécessitant un - nom d'utilisateur et un mot de passe
    • -
  • Accéder directement aux sites évite l'intermédiaire que - constitue un service Open Reader. Vous récupérerez souvent - l'information plus vite, notamment en ce qui concerne les sites - un peu moins "populaires".
    • -
  • Généralement, l'accès direct aux sites d'origine entraîne - moins de trafic réseau. Lorsque le serveur signale qu'il n'y a - pas de nouveaux articles depuis la dernière collecte, Vienna - évite un téléchargement inutile.
    • +
  • Les flux Open Reader peuvent être synchronisés entre différents appareils et différentes applications qui supportent la synchronisation Open Reader
    • +
  • Open Reader ne permet pas d'accéder aux flux nécessitant un nom d'utilisateur et un mot de passe
    • +
  • Accéder directement aux sites évite l'intermédiaire que constitue un service Open Reader. Vous récupérerez souvent l'information plus vite, notamment en ce qui concerne les sites un peu moins "populaires".
    • +
  • Généralement, l'accès direct aux sites d'origine entraîne moins de trafic réseau. Lorsque le serveur signale qu'il n'y a pas de nouveaux articles depuis la dernière collecte, Vienna évite un téléchargement inutile.
-

Normalement vous devez indiquer manuellement à Vienna de - rafraîchir les abonnements. Cependant, cela peut être automatisé - à intervalles réguliers. Pour cela, ouvrez la section "Générale" - du panneau de Préférences, sélectionnez l'intervalle de - rafraîchissement dans la liste déroulante en face du paramètre - 'Relever les nouveaux articles'. Vienna doit être lancé pour - pouvoir exécuter le rafraîchissement automatique.

-

Lors de la lecture des articles, pressez la barre d'espace - pour passer au prochain article non lu. Chaque article est marqué - comme étant lu automatiquement après un court délai. Si vous - préférez attendre de passer à l'article suivant pour marquer - l'article actuel comme étant lu, alors modifiez ce réglage dans - la section "Générale" des Préférences. Pour marquer à nouveau un - article comme étant non lu, choisissez la commande "Marquer comme - non lu" à partir du menu Message ou pressez simplement la touche - 'R'.

-

Finalement, vous pouvez visualiser dans Vienna la page web de - l'article ou n'importe quelle page dont le lien est contenu dans - un article. Vienna supporte beaucoup des fonctions élémentaires - d'un navigation internet. Par défaut, cliquer sur un lien dans - Vienna ouvrira la page web dans un nouvel onglet. Si vous - préférez visualiser toutes les pages web avec une autre - navigateur, alors dans la section "Générale" du panneau de - Préférences, activez l'option 'Ouvrir les liens dans un autre - navigateur'. Pour visualiser au cas par cas les liens pour les - pages dans un autre navigateur, choisissez dans le menu - contextuel de la page (bouton droit ou Crontrol-clic) la commande - "Ouvrir le lien dans XXX" ou "Ouvrir la page dans XXX" où XXX est - le nom de votre navigateur internet par défaut.

-

Dès que vous vous sentirez à l'aise avec Vienna, poursuivez et - explorez the différentes options. Vous pouvez changer l'apparence - d'affichage des articles en sélectionnant un Style dans la liste - du menu Affichage/Style. Vous trouverez beaucoup plus de styles - personnalisés sur la page de Extras du - site web de Vienna, ainsi que des scripts qui permettent - d'intégrer Vienna aux autres applications de votre ordinateur. - Vous pouvez expérimenter les dossiers intelligents pour organiser - les articles selon des critères fondés sur le contenu de chaque - article.

-

Si vous avez des questions au sujet de Vienna ou si vous - rencontrez des problèmes, envoyez un e-mail à Vienna Help ou - reportez-vous au forum de - support (en anglais).

+

Normalement vous devez indiquer manuellement à Vienna de rafraîchir les abonnements. Cependant, cela peut être automatisé à intervalles réguliers. Pour cela, ouvrez la section "Générale" du panneau de Préférences, sélectionnez l'intervalle de rafraîchissement dans la liste déroulante en face du paramètre 'Relever les nouveaux articles'. Vienna doit être lancé pour pouvoir exécuter le rafraîchissement automatique.

+

Lors de la lecture des articles, pressez la barre d'espace pour passer au prochain article non lu. Chaque article est marqué comme étant lu automatiquement après un court délai. Si vous préférez attendre de passer à l'article suivant pour marquer l'article actuel comme étant lu, alors modifiez ce réglage dans la section "Générale" des Préférences. Pour marquer à nouveau un article comme étant non lu, choisissez la commande "Marquer comme non lu" à partir du menu Message ou pressez simplement la touche 'R'.

+

Finalement, vous pouvez visualiser dans Vienna la page web de l'article ou n'importe quelle page dont le lien est contenu dans un article. Vienna supporte beaucoup des fonctions élémentaires d'un navigation internet. Par défaut, cliquer sur un lien dans Vienna ouvrira la page web dans un nouvel onglet. Si vous préférez visualiser toutes les pages web avec une autre navigateur, alors dans la section "Générale" du panneau de Préférences, activez l'option 'Ouvrir les liens dans un autre navigateur'. Pour visualiser au cas par cas les liens pour les pages dans un autre navigateur, choisissez dans le menu contextuel de la page (bouton droit ou Crontrol-clic) la commande "Ouvrir le lien dans XXX" ou "Ouvrir la page dans XXX" où XXX est le nom de votre navigateur internet par défaut.

+

Dès que vous vous sentirez à l'aise avec Vienna, poursuivez et explorez the différentes options. Vous pouvez changer l'apparence d'affichage des articles en sélectionnant un Style dans la liste du menu Affichage/Style. Vous trouverez beaucoup plus de styles personnalisés sur la page de Extras du site web de Vienna, ainsi que des scripts qui permettent d'intégrer Vienna aux autres applications de votre ordinateur. Vous pouvez expérimenter les dossiers intelligents pour organiser les articles selon des critères fondés sur le contenu de chaque article.

+

Si vous avez des questions au sujet de Vienna ou si vous rencontrez des problèmes, envoyez un e-mail à Vienna Help ou reportez-vous au forum de support (en anglais).

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html index 03b6280d2a..007b0a30c5 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -1,33 +1,19 @@ - + - - + Raccourcis clavier - + - - -  Raccourcis - clavier -

Dans Vienna vous pouvez utiliser votre clavier pour exécuter - rapidement beaucoup d'actions. Pour trouver les raccourcis - clavier pour les commandes courantes, regardez dans les menus (ou - parcourrez la liste en bas de cette page). Beaucoup d'objets dans - Vienna, tels que la liste des dossiers ou celle des articles - possèdent aussi un menu contextuel. Pour afficher un menu - contextuel, pressez la touche "Ctrl" et cliquez sur l'objet.

-

Pour réaliser une action, pressez les raccourcis indiqués - ci-dessous.

- - - +   Raccourcis clavier +

Dans Vienna vous pouvez utiliser votre clavier pour exécuter rapidement beaucoup d'actions. Pour trouver les raccourcis clavier pour les commandes courantes, regardez dans les menus (ou parcourrez la liste en bas de cette page). Beaucoup d'objets dans Vienna, tels que la liste des dossiers ou celle des articles possèdent aussi un menu contextuel. Pour afficher un menu contextuel, pressez la touche "Ctrl" et cliquez sur l'objet.

+

Pour réaliser une action, pressez les raccourcis indiqués ci-dessous.

+
Combinaison de - touches
+ +
Combinaison de touches Action
@@ -40,8 +26,7 @@ - + @@ -49,13 +34,11 @@ - + - + @@ -67,14 +50,11 @@ - + - + @@ -86,14 +66,11 @@ - + - + @@ -101,9 +78,7 @@ - +
fOuvrir la barre de recherche et sélectionne le champ de - recherche.Ouvrir la barre de recherche et sélectionne le champ de recherche.
h
kMarque tous les articles du dossier courant comme étant - lus.Marque tous les articles du dossier courant comme étant lus.
mPermute l'état affiché/masqué du drapeau pour les - articles sélectionnés.Permute l'état affiché/masqué du drapeau pour les articles sélectionnés.
b
r ou uPermute l'état lu/non lu pour les articles - sélectionnés.Permute l'état lu/non lu pour les articles sélectionnés.
sMarque 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.
<
GaucheSélectionne la liste des dossiers lorsque on se trouve - dans la liste des articlesSélectionne la liste des dossiers lorsque on se trouve dans la liste des articles
Barre d'espacePasse 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
Suppr ou BackspaceDéplace 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.
@@ -115,9 +90,7 @@
- + @@ -137,8 +110,7 @@ - + @@ -146,9 +118,7 @@ - + @@ -160,14 +130,11 @@ - + - + @@ -179,8 +146,7 @@ - + @@ -200,8 +166,7 @@ - + @@ -213,13 +178,11 @@ - + - + @@ -243,14 +206,11 @@
Alt-ClickOuvre la page originelle de l'article dans un onglet sans - tenir compte des préférences pour ouvrir les liens dans un - navigateur externe.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
Shift-⌘-EModifie 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
⌘-CCopie 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
⌘-IAffiche la fenêtre d'information pour le dossier - sélectionné.Affiche la fenêtre d'information pour le dossier sélectionné.
⌘-LSélectionne 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
Shift-⌘-RRafraîchit uniquement les abonnements sélectionnés dans - la liste des dossiers.Rafraîchit uniquement les abonnements sélectionnés dans la liste des dossiers.
Ctrl-⌘-S
⌘-TOuvre 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
⌘-+ (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)
- + - + @@ -262,29 +222,23 @@ - + - + - + - + - +
Alt-Entrée ou Alt-ReturnOuvre la page originelle de l'article dans un onglet sans - tenir compte des préférences pour ouvrir les liens dans un - navigateur externe.Ouvre la page originelle de l'article dans un onglet sans tenir compte des préférences pour ouvrir les liens dans un navigateur externe.
Shift-⌘-ZRétablit la dernière action si elle vient juste d'être - annulée.Rétablit la dernière action si elle vient juste d'être annulée.
Shift-⌘-M
Alt-⌘-SOuvre 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-⌘-SMarque 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-⌘-ORétablit un article de la corbeille dans son dossier - d'origine.Rétablit un article de la corbeille dans son dossier d'origine.
Shift-⌘-KMarque tous les articles des dossiers sélectionnés comme - étant lus.Marque tous les articles des dossiers sélectionnés comme étant lus.
Alt-⌘-KMarque tous les articles de tous les dossiers comme étant - lus.Marque tous les articles de tous les dossiers comme étant lus.
@@ -296,14 +250,11 @@
- + - + @@ -327,8 +278,7 @@ - + @@ -360,13 +310,11 @@ - + - +
⌘-WFerme l'onglet actif si plusieurs sont ouverts ; sinon, - ferme la fenêtre Vienna.Ferme l'onglet actif si plusieurs sont ouverts ; sinon, ferme la fenêtre Vienna.
Alt-⌘-WFerme 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
⌘-1Réaffiche la fenêtre Vienna si celle-ci a été - préalablement fermée.Réaffiche la fenêtre Vienna si celle-ci a été préalablement fermée.
⌘-2
⌘-FAcitve 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.
⌘-GRecherche l'occurrence suivante sur la page web - active.Recherche l'occurrence suivante sur la page web active.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html index 4a2e66ab6d..0fc85e7c56 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -3,10 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - + - + Aiuto Vienna @@ -14,23 +13,17 @@ -

+

Aiuto Vienna

- +

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.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html index f775a2b905..a783941905 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html @@ -3,28 +3,15 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - 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.

+   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.

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

-

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.

+

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/it.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html index e1aab543d2..2100c133a6 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html @@ -3,216 +3,69 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - + Come Faccio A? - + - -  Come Faccio - A? -

Qui sotto ci sono alcune delle domande più comuni che ci sono - state fatte su Vienna mentre veniva effettuato il test - pre-rilascio. Vai alla Pagina FAQ Ufficiale - di Vienna per questi e i più recenti trucchi e suggerimenti - per usare Vienna.

+   Come Faccio A? +

Qui sotto ci sono alcune delle domande più comuni che ci sono state fatte su Vienna mentre veniva effettuato il test pre-rilascio. Vai alla Pagina FAQ Ufficiale di Vienna per questi e i più recenti trucchi e suggerimenti per usare Vienna.

-

Dove ottengo il codice - sorgente di Vienna?

-

Vedi la pagina - Development per istruzioni su come ottenere il codice - sorgente di Vienna. Il codice sorgente è liberamente disponibile - se sei interessato ad imparare come funziona Vienna, se vuoi - compilare una tua copia di Vienna da zero sulla tua macchina o se - vuoi prenderne una parte da includere nel tuo progetto. Il - sorgente viene fornito sottolicenza Apache - 2.0 .

-

Ho trovato - un problema in Vienna. Come lo segnalo?

-

Invia un messaggio nel forum Support e qualcuno investigherà. - Fornisci quante più informazioni puoi sul problema incluso: il - numero della build di Vienna (ottenuta dalla finestra - Informazioni su Vienna), i passi per riprodurlo e cosa ti aspetti - che accada.

-

Assicurati di avere in esecuzione sempre la build più recente - di Vienna. Il comando Controlla Aggiornamenti segnalerà se c'è - una build più recente disponibile rispetto a quella in tuo - possesso.

-

Le correzioni di problemi hanno priorità sulle nuove - funzionalità per cui sel il tuo problema viene confermato come - baco ad alto impatto e non c'è un alternativa semplice di - funzionamento cercherò di rendere disponibile una correzione non - appena ragionevolmente possibile.

-

Come faccio a creare i miei - stili?

-

Vedi la pagina Custom - Styles per istruzioni.

-

ome faccio a creare i miei - script?

<<p>Gli script di Vienna sono scritti - usando AppleScript. Vedi la - pagine risorse di Apple per ulteriori dettagli. -

Un modo per iniziare è scaricare uno degli script esistenti - dalla pagina Vienna - Downloads e visualizzarlo nell'editor AppleScript. Dai uno - sguardo anche alla pagina - Scripts per ulteriori dettagli sul dizionario di scripting di - Vienna ed esempi di cosa puoi ottenere.

-

Per pubblicare il tuo script, invialo a steve@opencommunity.co.uk - e dopo esser stato controllato, sarà reso disponibile sulla - pagina Downloads.

-

- Come posso vedere cosa è successo quando sono state aggiornate le - mie iscrizioni?

-

Apri la Finestra Attività dal menu Finestra. La finestra - attività mostra tutte le iscrizioni e lo stato relativo - all'ultima volta che sono state aggiornate in quella sessione. In - fondo la fiestra attività mostra ulteriori dettagli incluse le - intestazioni HTTP e può essere utile per il debug. (Se il - pannello dettagli non è visibile, prendi il separatore in fondo - alla Finestra Attività e trascinalo sopra in modo da scoprire il - pannello).

-

Come - faccio a spostare il mio database di Vienna in un'altra - cartella?

-

Di default, il tuo database Vienna è il file messages.db che è - posizionato in ~/Libreria/Application Support/Vienna. Puoi - spostarlo in un'altra cartella se lo desideri. I passi seguenti - mostrano come:

+

Dove ottengo il codice sorgente di Vienna?

+

Vedi la pagina Development per istruzioni su come ottenere il codice sorgente di Vienna. Il codice sorgente è liberamente disponibile se sei interessato ad imparare come funziona Vienna, se vuoi compilare una tua copia di Vienna da zero sulla tua macchina o se vuoi prenderne una parte da includere nel tuo progetto. Il sorgente viene fornito sottolicenza Apache 2.0 .

+

Ho trovato un problema in Vienna. Come lo segnalo?

+

Invia un messaggio nel forum Support e qualcuno investigherà. Fornisci quante più informazioni puoi sul problema incluso: il numero della build di Vienna (ottenuta dalla finestra Informazioni su Vienna), i passi per riprodurlo e cosa ti aspetti che accada.

+

Assicurati di avere in esecuzione sempre la build più recente di Vienna. Il comando Controlla Aggiornamenti segnalerà se c'è una build più recente disponibile rispetto a quella in tuo possesso.

+

Le correzioni di problemi hanno priorità sulle nuove funzionalità per cui sel il tuo problema viene confermato come baco ad alto impatto e non c'è un alternativa semplice di funzionamento cercherò di rendere disponibile una correzione non appena ragionevolmente possibile.

+

Come faccio a creare i miei stili?

+

Vedi la pagina Custom Styles per istruzioni.

+

ome faccio a creare i miei script?

<<p>Gli script di Vienna sono scritti usando AppleScript. Vedi la pagine risorse di Apple per ulteriori dettagli. +

Un modo per iniziare è scaricare uno degli script esistenti dalla pagina Vienna Downloads e visualizzarlo nell'editor AppleScript. Dai uno sguardo anche alla pagina Scripts per ulteriori dettagli sul dizionario di scripting di Vienna ed esempi di cosa puoi ottenere.

+

Per pubblicare il tuo script, invialo a steve@opencommunity.co.uk e dopo esser stato controllato, sarà reso disponibile sulla pagina Downloads.

+

Come posso vedere cosa è successo quando sono state aggiornate le mie iscrizioni?

+

Apri la Finestra Attività dal menu Finestra. La finestra attività mostra tutte le iscrizioni e lo stato relativo all'ultima volta che sono state aggiornate in quella sessione. In fondo la fiestra attività mostra ulteriori dettagli incluse le intestazioni HTTP e può essere utile per il debug. (Se il pannello dettagli non è visibile, prendi il separatore in fondo alla Finestra Attività e trascinalo sopra in modo da scoprire il pannello).

+

Come faccio a spostare il mio database di Vienna in un'altra cartella?

+

Di default, il tuo database Vienna è il file messages.db che è posizionato in ~/Libreria/Application Support/Vienna. Puoi spostarlo in un'altra cartella se lo desideri. I passi seguenti mostrano come:

  1. Chiudi Vienna.
  2. Apri una finestra del terminale ed inserisci:

    - defaults write - uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '<percorso al - nuovo messages.db>'
    + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '<percorso al nuovo messages.db>'

    - dove <percorso al nuovo messages.db> è il nome della - cartella che contiene il file messages.db. Il percordo stesso - dovrebbe avere il nome file messages.db alla fine. Ad - esempio:
    + dove <percorso al nuovo messages.db> è il nome della cartella che contiene il file messages.db. Il percordo stesso dovrebbe avere il nome file messages.db alla fine. Ad esempio:

    - defaults write - uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" - '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    3. + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
  3. Riavvia Vienna.
-

- Una delle mie iscrizioni segnala "Errore nell'interpretazione dei - dati XML nel feed". Cosa significa?

-

Significa che Vienna ha ottenuto una risposta dall'iscrizione - che non è riuscita ad interpretare. Ci sono diverse ragioni per - cui ciò può accadere:

+

Una delle mie iscrizioni segnala "Errore nell'interpretazione dei dati XML nel feed". Cosa significa?

+

Significa che Vienna ha ottenuto una risposta dall'iscrizione che non è riuscita ad interpretare. Ci sono diverse ragioni per cui ciò può accadere:

    -
  1. La URL del feed potrebbe non puntare ad un feed RSS o Atom - ma ad una pagina web. Controlla la URL del feed che crea - problemi attentamente.
    2. -
  2. Il feed stesso potrebbe contenere XML malformato. Alcune - iscrizioni commettono un errore nel mettere insieme l'XML che - definisce il feed e Vienna non puà interpretare XML malformato. - Usa il comando Convalida Feed nel menu Archivio per vedere se - sei in questo caso. Sfortunatamente non puoi far molto per - questo in Vienna tranne attendere che il feed stesso venga - corretto dal sito.
    3. -
  3. Il feed potrebbe essere incompleto. Se l'aggiornamento è - stato interrotto dopo i dati XML saranno incompleti ed - appariranno malformati in Vienna. Un secondo aggiornamento - potrebbe correggere questo problema.
    4. +
  4. La URL del feed potrebbe non puntare ad un feed RSS o Atom ma ad una pagina web. Controlla la URL del feed che crea problemi attentamente.
    5. +
  5. Il feed stesso potrebbe contenere XML malformato. Alcune iscrizioni commettono un errore nel mettere insieme l'XML che definisce il feed e Vienna non puà interpretare XML malformato. Usa il comando Convalida Feed nel menu Archivio per vedere se sei in questo caso. Sfortunatamente non puoi far molto per questo in Vienna tranne attendere che il feed stesso venga corretto dal sito.
    6. +
  6. Il feed potrebbe essere incompleto. Se l'aggiornamento è stato interrotto dopo i dati XML saranno incompleti ed appariranno malformati in Vienna. Un secondo aggiornamento potrebbe correggere questo problema.
-

Se nessuna delle ragioni sopra indicate spiega il problema, - invia un messaggio sul forum di supporto con la URL del feed che - mostra tale problema.

-

- C'è un'abbreviazione da tastiera per andare al prossimo articolo, - segnalarlo come letto, ecc.?

-

Probabilmente. Ci sono equivalenti a tasto singolo per alcuni - dei comandi del menu come:

-

Spazio - va al prossimo articolo da leggere. Se l'articolo - corrente è lungo diverse pagine, andrà avanti all'interno - dell'articolo per prima cosa. Se sei alla fine dell'articolo - corrente poi andrà all'articolo successivo non letto. Per - contrasto il comando Successivo Non Letto (Cmd+U) va sempre - dritto all'articolo successivo non letto.

-

R - segnala l'articolo corrente come letto se non è ancora - stato letto, o come non letto se è già stato letto.

-

F - segnala con contrassegno l'articolo corrente se non è già - con contrassegno, o rimuove il contrassegno esistente se già lo - è.

+

Se nessuna delle ragioni sopra indicate spiega il problema, invia un messaggio sul forum di supporto con la URL del feed che mostra tale problema.

+

C'è un'abbreviazione da tastiera per andare al prossimo articolo, segnalarlo come letto, ecc.?

+

Probabilmente. Ci sono equivalenti a tasto singolo per alcuni dei comandi del menu come:

+

Spazio - va al prossimo articolo da leggere. Se l'articolo corrente è lungo diverse pagine, andrà avanti all'interno dell'articolo per prima cosa. Se sei alla fine dell'articolo corrente poi andrà all'articolo successivo non letto. Per contrasto il comando Successivo Non Letto (Cmd+U) va sempre dritto all'articolo successivo non letto.

+

R - segnala l'articolo corrente come letto se non è ancora stato letto, o come non letto se è già stato letto.

+

F - segnala con contrassegno l'articolo corrente se non è già con contrassegno, o rimuove il contrassegno esistente se già lo è.

Cerca in Aiuto Vienna per ulteriori abbreviazioni.

-

Coma faccio ad - usare Scadenza Automatica e cosa fa?

-

Scadenza Automatica sposta gli articoli più vecchi di un certo - numero di giorni nella cartella Cestino. Ti permette di mantenere - le tue cartelle gestibili trattenendo solo gli articoli che siano - recenti. La scadenza automatica viene eseguita sia all'avvio di - Vienna che dopo che tu abbia aggiornato qualsiasi iscrizione. Per - controllare la data degli articoli da far scadere - automaticamente, modifca l'opzione "Fai scadere articoli più - vecchi di" nelle Preferenze.

-

Scadenza Automatica non eliminerà articoli non letti o - segnalati con contrassegno. Assume che tu non abbia letto questi - articoli e così li lascia là.

-

Come faccio a - richiedere un miglioramento in Vienna?

-

Invia un messaggio sul forum di - supporto. Tutti i miglioramenti richiesti sono registrati nel - file TODO incluso insieme al codice sorgente come guida per gli - sviluppatori futuri.

+

Coma faccio ad usare Scadenza Automatica e cosa fa?

+

Scadenza Automatica sposta gli articoli più vecchi di un certo numero di giorni nella cartella Cestino. Ti permette di mantenere le tue cartelle gestibili trattenendo solo gli articoli che siano recenti. La scadenza automatica viene eseguita sia all'avvio di Vienna che dopo che tu abbia aggiornato qualsiasi iscrizione. Per controllare la data degli articoli da far scadere automaticamente, modifca l'opzione "Fai scadere articoli più vecchi di" nelle Preferenze.

+

Scadenza Automatica non eliminerà articoli non letti o segnalati con contrassegno. Assume che tu non abbia letto questi articoli e così li lascia là.

+

Come faccio a richiedere un miglioramento in Vienna?

+

Invia un messaggio sul forum di supporto. Tutti i miglioramenti richiesti sono registrati nel file TODO incluso insieme al codice sorgente come guida per gli sviluppatori futuri.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html index fb4892cd3c..c7fa299fac 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html @@ -3,101 +3,21 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - + Introduzione a Vienna - + - -   Introduzione a - Vienna -

Vienna è un'applicazione che ti permette di leggere feed di - notizie in formato RSS o Atom sul tuo computer con Mac OSX. - Automatizza il compito di recuperare i nuovi articoli da tutti i - feed cui si è iscritti e di memorizzarli in un database locale - per leggerli quando si è off-line. Fornisce caratteristiche che - ti permettono di cercare nei feed per parole chiave o frasi, - segnalare gli articoli con contrassegno per riferimento futuro ed - organizzare insieme in gruppi i feed correlati. Puoi creare - cartelle smart che rendano semplice recuperare e visualizzare - tutti gli articoli nel database che soddisfino un dato criterio - di ricerca. Il browser interno ti permette di andare alla pagina - web degli articoli direttamente all'interno di Vienna su pannelli - separati.

-

Vienna è progettato in modo da essere semplice e facile da - utilizzare. Un'interfaccia pulita e ordinata massimizza lo spazio - per gli articoli e solo pochi pulsanti sono necessari per - eseguire la maggior parte delle operazioni nell'interfaccia - utente.

Come Iniziare -

Se questa è la prima volta che usi Vienna allora il programma - avrà creato un nuovo database per te ad aggiunto alcune - iscrizioni e notizie di esempio. Vai allora avanti e premi - Comando+T o scegli Aggiorna Tutte le Iscrizioni dal menu Archivio - per ottenere gli ultimi articoli da queste iscrizioni.

-

Alternativamente, iscriviti ai tuoi feed di notizie personali. - Ci sono vari modi per trovare feed. Quando navighi sul web, cerca - la o le icone XML che - indicano che la pagina ha dei feed associati ad essa. - Alternativamente quasi tutti i servizi di blogging come - LiveJournal o Blogger forniscono feed RSS come alternativa alla - lettura degli articoli online.

-

Se conosci il nome utente di blogger su Splinder, LiveJournal, - Blogger, MSN Spaces o Xanga allora Vienna rende più facile - iscriversi ai loro news feed. Inizia premendo Comando+N o scegli - il comando Nuova Iscrizione dal menu Archivio. Nella finestra - "Crea una nuova iscrizione RSS", scegli il servizio di blogging - dall'elenco a comparsa ed inserisci il nome utente nel campo di - testo sottostante. Poi scegli Iscriviti e Vienna aggiungerà - l'iscrizione all'elenco cartelle. Se in quel momento eri connesso - ad internet, Vienna inizierà anche immediatamente a raccogliere - gli articoli dal feed.

-

Normalmente devi dire manualmente a Vienna quando aggiornare - tutte le tue iscrizioni. Comunque puoi scegliere di chiedere a - Vienna di aggiornare automaticamente ad intervalli di tempo - regolari. Nella sezione Generale delle Preferenze, scegli - l'intervallo di tempo desiderato dall'elenco a comparsa vicino a - 'Controlla nuovi articoli'. Vienna deve essere in esecuzione - perché possa aggiornare automaticamente le iscrizioni.

-

Per leggere gli articoli, premi la Barra Spaziatrice per - passare all'articolo successivo non letto in ogni iscrizione. - Ogni articolo è segnalato automaticamente come letto dopo un - breve periodo di tempo. Se preferisci aspettare fino a quando ti - sposti all'articolo successivo non letto prima che quello - corrente sia segnalato come letto, puoi impostare questo - comportamento nel pannello Generale delle Preferenze. Per - selezionare un articolo come non letto di nuovo, scegli il - comando Segnala come Non Letto dal menu Articolo o premi - semplicemente il tasto 'R'.

-

Infine puoi visualizzare la pagina web dell'articolo oppure - qualsiasi collegamento a pagine web in un articolo all'interno di - Vienna. Di default facendo clic su un collegamento web - all'interno di Vienna, il programma aprirà la pagina web in un - nuovo pannello. Vienna fornisce un buon supporto per la - navigazione web di base ma ci saranno volte in cui preferirai - aprire i collegamenti nel tuo browser web di default. Se - preferisci visualizzare tutte le pagine web fuori da Vienna, - allora attiva l'opzione 'Apri collegamenti in un browser esterno' - nella sezione Generale delle Preferenze. Se comunque preferisci - visualizzare il collegamento o pagina corrente nel tuo browser - esterno, fai clic con il pulsante destro sulla pagina o scegli - l'opzione "Apri Collegamento in XXX" o "Apri Pagina in XXX" dove - XXX sarà il nome del tuo browser di default.

-

Dopo esserti impratichito nell'usare Vienna, vai avanti ed - esplora la varie opzioni. Puoi modificare lo stile in cui gli - articoli sono visualizzati attraverso l'elenco a comparsa Stili - nel menu Vista. Puoi trovare molti altri stili personalizzati - nella pagina Downloads sul sito web di Vienna insieme a script - personalizzati che ti permettono di integrare Vienna con altre - applicazioni sulla tua macchina. Oppure fai esperimenti con le - cartelle smart per organizzare gli articoli secondo criteri - basati sui contenuti di ogni articolo. Ad esempio, puoi - facilmente impostare una cartella smart per raggruppare insieme - tutti gli articoli che menzionano "Joss Whedon" e "Firefly" per - trovare riferimenti alla serie di culto Firefly o al film tratto - da essa.

-

Se hai domande su Vienna o riscontri dei problemi, vai sul - forum - Support.

+    Introduzione a Vienna +

Vienna è un'applicazione che ti permette di leggere feed di notizie in formato RSS o Atom sul tuo computer con Mac OSX. Automatizza il compito di recuperare i nuovi articoli da tutti i feed cui si è iscritti e di memorizzarli in un database locale per leggerli quando si è off-line. Fornisce caratteristiche che ti permettono di cercare nei feed per parole chiave o frasi, segnalare gli articoli con contrassegno per riferimento futuro ed organizzare insieme in gruppi i feed correlati. Puoi creare cartelle smart che rendano semplice recuperare e visualizzare tutti gli articoli nel database che soddisfino un dato criterio di ricerca. Il browser interno ti permette di andare alla pagina web degli articoli direttamente all'interno di Vienna su pannelli separati.

+

Vienna è progettato in modo da essere semplice e facile da utilizzare. Un'interfaccia pulita e ordinata massimizza lo spazio per gli articoli e solo pochi pulsanti sono necessari per eseguire la maggior parte delle operazioni nell'interfaccia utente.

Come Iniziare +

Se questa è la prima volta che usi Vienna allora il programma avrà creato un nuovo database per te ad aggiunto alcune iscrizioni e notizie di esempio. Vai allora avanti e premi Comando+T o scegli Aggiorna Tutte le Iscrizioni dal menu Archivio per ottenere gli ultimi articoli da queste iscrizioni.

+

Alternativamente, iscriviti ai tuoi feed di notizie personali. Ci sono vari modi per trovare feed. Quando navighi sul web, cerca la o le icone XML che indicano che la pagina ha dei feed associati ad essa. Alternativamente quasi tutti i servizi di blogging come LiveJournal o Blogger forniscono feed RSS come alternativa alla lettura degli articoli online.

+

Se conosci il nome utente di blogger su Splinder, LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces o Xanga allora Vienna rende più facile iscriversi ai loro news feed. Inizia premendo Comando+N o scegli il comando Nuova Iscrizione dal menu Archivio. Nella finestra "Crea una nuova iscrizione RSS", scegli il servizio di blogging dall'elenco a comparsa ed inserisci il nome utente nel campo di testo sottostante. Poi scegli Iscriviti e Vienna aggiungerà l'iscrizione all'elenco cartelle. Se in quel momento eri connesso ad internet, Vienna inizierà anche immediatamente a raccogliere gli articoli dal feed.

+

Normalmente devi dire manualmente a Vienna quando aggiornare tutte le tue iscrizioni. Comunque puoi scegliere di chiedere a Vienna di aggiornare automaticamente ad intervalli di tempo regolari. Nella sezione Generale delle Preferenze, scegli l'intervallo di tempo desiderato dall'elenco a comparsa vicino a 'Controlla nuovi articoli'. Vienna deve essere in esecuzione perché possa aggiornare automaticamente le iscrizioni.

+

Per leggere gli articoli, premi la Barra Spaziatrice per passare all'articolo successivo non letto in ogni iscrizione. Ogni articolo è segnalato automaticamente come letto dopo un breve periodo di tempo. Se preferisci aspettare fino a quando ti sposti all'articolo successivo non letto prima che quello corrente sia segnalato come letto, puoi impostare questo comportamento nel pannello Generale delle Preferenze. Per selezionare un articolo come non letto di nuovo, scegli il comando Segnala come Non Letto dal menu Articolo o premi semplicemente il tasto 'R'.

+

Infine puoi visualizzare la pagina web dell'articolo oppure qualsiasi collegamento a pagine web in un articolo all'interno di Vienna. Di default facendo clic su un collegamento web all'interno di Vienna, il programma aprirà la pagina web in un nuovo pannello. Vienna fornisce un buon supporto per la navigazione web di base ma ci saranno volte in cui preferirai aprire i collegamenti nel tuo browser web di default. Se preferisci visualizzare tutte le pagine web fuori da Vienna, allora attiva l'opzione 'Apri collegamenti in un browser esterno' nella sezione Generale delle Preferenze. Se comunque preferisci visualizzare il collegamento o pagina corrente nel tuo browser esterno, fai clic con il pulsante destro sulla pagina o scegli l'opzione "Apri Collegamento in XXX" o "Apri Pagina in XXX" dove XXX sarà il nome del tuo browser di default.

+

Dopo esserti impratichito nell'usare Vienna, vai avanti ed esplora la varie opzioni. Puoi modificare lo stile in cui gli articoli sono visualizzati attraverso l'elenco a comparsa Stili nel menu Vista. Puoi trovare molti altri stili personalizzati nella pagina Downloads sul sito web di Vienna insieme a script personalizzati che ti permettono di integrare Vienna con altre applicazioni sulla tua macchina. Oppure fai esperimenti con le cartelle smart per organizzare gli articoli secondo criteri basati sui contenuti di ogni articolo. Ad esempio, puoi facilmente impostare una cartella smart per raggruppare insieme tutti gli articoli che menzionano "Joss Whedon" e "Firefly" per trovare riferimenti alla serie di culto Firefly o al film tratto da essa.

+

Se hai domande su Vienna o riscontri dei problemi, vai sul forum Support.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html index 7ce2c2a783..339c7eef88 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -3,27 +3,15 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - + Abbreviazioni da Tastiera - + - - -  Abbreviazioni da - Tastiera -

Puoi usare la tua tastiera per eseguire rapidamente diverse - operazioni in Vienna. Per trovare le abbreviazioni per i comandi - comuni, guarda nei menu (o vedi la lista in fondo a questa - pagina). Molti elementi di Vienna come l'area cartella e l'elenco - degli articoli hanno anche dei menu contestuali. Per vedere un - menu contestuale, premi il tasto Control e fai clic - sull'elemento.

-

Per eseguire un'azione, premi i tasti di abbreviazione sotto - indicati.

- +   Abbreviazioni da Tastiera +

Puoi usare la tua tastiera per eseguire rapidamente diverse operazioni in Vienna. Per trovare le abbreviazioni per i comandi comuni, guarda nei menu (o vedi la lista in fondo a questa pagina). Molti elementi di Vienna come l'area cartella e l'elenco degli articoli hanno anche dei menu contestuali. Per vedere un menu contestuale, premi il tasto Control e fai clic sull'elemento.

+

Per eseguire un'azione, premi i tasti di abbreviazione sotto indicati.

+
@@ -36,8 +24,7 @@ - + @@ -45,8 +32,7 @@ - + @@ -62,35 +48,27 @@ - + - + - - - - + + + + - + - + @@ -106,8 +84,7 @@ - + @@ -123,8 +100,7 @@ - + @@ -160,23 +136,19 @@ - + - + - + - + @@ -184,15 +156,11 @@ - + - + @@ -204,10 +172,7 @@ - + @@ -215,13 +180,11 @@ - + - + @@ -249,14 +212,11 @@ - + - +
Tasto Azione
fImposta il focus dell'input sulla finestra di - ricerca.Imposta il focus dell'input sulla finestra di ricerca.
r
sSegnala 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.
k
>Mostra l'articolo o pagina web vista - successivamente.Mostra l'articolo o pagina web vista successivamente.
SpacebarVa 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.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.
Comando-U Va all'articolo successivo non letto.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Enter/ReturnApre l'articolo selezionato nella pagina web - originale.Apre l'articolo selezionato nella pagina web originale.
Delete/BackspaceSposta 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
Shift-Comando-EModifica 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
Shift-Comando-RAggiorna solo quelle iscrizioni che siano selezionate - nell'elenco cartelle.Aggiorna solo quelle iscrizioni che siano selezionate nell'elenco cartelle.
Comando-Meno
Shift-Comando-SSegnala 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-ORipristina un articolo dal cestino riportandolo nella sua - cartella originale.Ripristina un articolo dal cestino riportandolo nella sua cartella originale.
Shift-Comando-KSegnala tutti gli articoli nelle cartelle selezionate - come letti.Segnala tutti gli articoli nelle cartelle selezionate come letti.
Alt-Comando-KSegnala tutti gli articoli in tutte le cartelle come - letti.Segnala tutti gli articoli in tutte le cartelle come letti.
Abbreviazioni Finestra
Comando-WChiude 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-WChiude 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
Shift-Comando-WChiude 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.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.
Comando-M
Comando-0Visualizza la finestra con il visore resoconto - attività.Visualizza la finestra con il visore resoconto attività.
Comando-1Riapre la finestra di Vienna se era stata chiusa - precedentemente.Riapre la finestra di Vienna se era stata chiusa precedentemente.
Comando-2
Comando-FImposta 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-GRicerca la prossima occorrenza del testo cercato nella - pagina web.Ricerca la prossima occorrenza del testo cercato nella pagina web.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html index 1041b1bd79..9b765f4e1e 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -1,11 +1,11 @@ - + - + - + Vienna Help @@ -13,22 +13,17 @@ -

+

Vienna Help

- +

Inleiding voor Vienna

-

De eerste stappen met - Vienna.

+

De eerste stappen met Vienna.

Toetscombinaties

-

Ontdek toetscombinaties voor - veelgebruikte commando's

+

Ontdek toetscombinaties voor veelgebruikte commando's

Hoe kan ik?

-

Veelgestelde vragen, ondersteuning - verkrijgen en problemen oplossen.

+

Veelgestelde vragen, ondersteuning verkrijgen en problemen oplossen.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html index ada03084bd..09cf23915e 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html @@ -1,29 +1,17 @@ - + - Geavanceerde voorkeuren - + + + - - -  Geavanceerde - voorkeuren -

De "Geavanceerd" sectie van de Voorkeuren geeft de - mogelijkheid om specifieke opties van Vienna te wijzigen die niet - essentieel zijn voor het normale gebruik, maar bepaalde problemen - kan oplossen zoals geadviseerd door het support forum. Deze - pagina geeft uitleg over die mogelijkheden.

+   Geavanceerde voorkeuren +

De "Geavanceerd" sectie van de Voorkeuren geeft de mogelijkheid om specifieke opties van Vienna te wijzigen die niet essentieel zijn voor het normale gebruik, maar bepaalde problemen kan oplossen zoals geadviseerd door het support forum. Deze pagina geeft uitleg over die mogelijkheden.

Activeer JavaScript in interne browser

-

Schakelt ondersteuning voor JavaScript scripts in de interne - browser van Vienna aan of uit. Standaard is dit ingeschakeld. - Door dit uit te schakelen kan JavaScript code op webpagina's niet - uitgevoerd worden. Dit kan problemen oplossen zoals pop-up - vensters of ander ongewenst c.q. onverwacht gedrag. Echter dit - kan er ook toe leiden dat webpagina's niet volledig laden of niet - werken, danwel onvolledig werken.

+

Schakelt ondersteuning voor JavaScript scripts in de interne browser van Vienna aan of uit. Standaard is dit ingeschakeld. Door dit uit te schakelen kan JavaScript code op webpagina's niet uitgevoerd worden. Dit kan problemen oplossen zoals pop-up vensters of ander ongewenst c.q. onverwacht gedrag. Echter dit kan er ook toe leiden dat webpagina's niet volledig laden of niet werken, danwel onvolledig werken.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html index 7fd3e0d875..8be3a8d238 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html @@ -1,213 +1,74 @@ - + - + How Do I? - + - -  Hoe kan ik? -

Hier zijn een aantal vragen die naar voren kwamen tijdens de - ontwikkeling van Vienna in de test-fase. Kijk hiervoor op - Official Vienna - FAQ Page en de laatste hints en tips voor Vienna.

+   Hoe kan ik? +

Hier zijn een aantal vragen die naar voren kwamen tijdens de ontwikkeling van Vienna in de test-fase. Kijk hiervoor op Official Vienna FAQ Page en de laatste hints en tips voor Vienna.

-

Waar kan ik de Vienna - broncode vinden?

-

Kijk op de Development pagina - voor instructies om de broncode van Vienna te krijgen. De - broncode is vrij beschikbaar om in te kijken als u geïnteresseerd - bent hoe Vienna werkt, als u zelf een kopie van Vienna wilt - compileren of om in een ander project delen ervan te gebruiken. - De broncode wordt aangeboden onder de Apache 2.0 - license.

-

Ik heb een - probleem gevonden in Vienna. Hoe kan ik dit melden?

-

Plaats een bericht in het Support - forum of in de issues list - (beide Engels-talig) en iemand zal het onderzoeken. Geef - zoveel informatie over het probleem als u kan, inclusief: de - 'build' van Vienna (te vinden in het Vienna → Over Vienna - venster), hoe de fout te reproduceren en wat u verwachte dat er - zou gebeuren. Er is een sticky note in het forum met tips hoe u - een goed bug rapport schrijft.

-

Zorg ervoor dat u altijd de laatste versie van Vienna - gebruikt. Het Vienna → Zoek naar updates menu zal - rapporteren of er een nieuwere versie is dan degene die u - gebruikt.

-

Hoe creëer ik mijn eigen - stijlen?

-

Kijk op de Custom Styles page - voor instructies.

-

Hoe kan ik mijn eigen scripts - maken?

-

Vienna's scripts zijn geschreven in AppleScript. Kijk op - Apple resource - page voor meer informatie.

-

Om te beginnen kan u een bestaand script downladen zoals - Cortig's - original Share with Papers plugin of reefdog's - Vienna to Yojimbo script en dit bekijken in AppleScript - editor.

-

Heeft u een script dat u wilt aanmelden, stuur dit naar - steve@opencommunity.co.uk - en nadat het is bekeken, zal het beschikbaar komen op de - Downloads pagina.

-

- Hoe kan ik zien wat er gebeurt als mijn abonnementen worden - bijgewerkt?

-

Selecteer Venster → Activiteitenoverzicht. Het venster - toont alle abonnementen en hun status van de laatste bijwerking. - Onderin staan gedetailleerde gegevens en deze kunnen bruikbaar - zijn voor het oplossen van problemen. (Als de details niet - zichtbaar zijn, pak dan de splitter onder in het venster en sleep - deze omhoog om dit paneel te tonen).

-

Hoe kan - ik mijn Vienna database verplaatsen naar een andere map?

-

De Vienna database heet messages.db en is normaliter te vinden - in ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. U kan deze op een - andere plaats bewaren. Volg deze stappen:

+

Waar kan ik de Vienna broncode vinden?

+

Kijk op de Development pagina voor instructies om de broncode van Vienna te krijgen. De broncode is vrij beschikbaar om in te kijken als u geïnteresseerd bent hoe Vienna werkt, als u zelf een kopie van Vienna wilt compileren of om in een ander project delen ervan te gebruiken. De broncode wordt aangeboden onder de Apache 2.0 license.

+

Ik heb een probleem gevonden in Vienna. Hoe kan ik dit melden?

+

Plaats een bericht in het Support forum of in de issues list (beide Engels-talig) en iemand zal het onderzoeken. Geef zoveel informatie over het probleem als u kan, inclusief: de 'build' van Vienna (te vinden in het Vienna → Over Vienna venster), hoe de fout te reproduceren en wat u verwachte dat er zou gebeuren. Er is een sticky note in het forum met tips hoe u een goed bug rapport schrijft.

+

Zorg ervoor dat u altijd de laatste versie van Vienna gebruikt. Het Vienna → Zoek naar updates menu zal rapporteren of er een nieuwere versie is dan degene die u gebruikt.

+

Hoe creëer ik mijn eigen stijlen?

+

Kijk op de Custom Styles page voor instructies.

+

Hoe kan ik mijn eigen scripts maken?

+

Vienna's scripts zijn geschreven in AppleScript. Kijk op Apple resource page voor meer informatie.

+

Om te beginnen kan u een bestaand script downladen zoals Cortig's original Share with Papers plugin of reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script en dit bekijken in AppleScript editor.

+

Heeft u een script dat u wilt aanmelden, stuur dit naar steve@opencommunity.co.uk en nadat het is bekeken, zal het beschikbaar komen op de Downloads pagina.

+

Hoe kan ik zien wat er gebeurt als mijn abonnementen worden bijgewerkt?

+

Selecteer Venster → Activiteitenoverzicht. Het venster toont alle abonnementen en hun status van de laatste bijwerking. Onderin staan gedetailleerde gegevens en deze kunnen bruikbaar zijn voor het oplossen van problemen. (Als de details niet zichtbaar zijn, pak dan de splitter onder in het venster en sleep deze omhoog om dit paneel te tonen).

+

Hoe kan ik mijn Vienna database verplaatsen naar een andere map?

+

De Vienna database heet messages.db en is normaliter te vinden in ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. U kan deze op een andere plaats bewaren. Volg deze stappen:

  1. Stop Vienna.
  2. Open een Terminal venster en typ:

    - defaults write - uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '<pad naar - nieuwe messages.db>'
    + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '<pad naar nieuwe messages.db>'

    - waar <pad naar nieuwe messages.db> de padnaam naar de map - is die de messages.db gaat bevatten. De padnaam moet de - messages.db bestandsnaam aan het einde bevatten. - Bijvoorbeeld:
    + waar <pad naar nieuwe messages.db> de padnaam naar de map is die de messages.db gaat bevatten. De padnaam moet de messages.db bestandsnaam aan het einde bevatten. Bijvoorbeeld:

    - defaults write - uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" - '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    3. + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
  3. Start Vienna.
-

- Een van mijn abonnementen meldt "Error parsing XML data in feed". - Wat betekent dit?

-

Dit betekent dat Vienna van een feed uit de abonnementen data - kreeg waar het niet mee uit de voeten kan. Hier kunnen meerdere - redenen voor zijn:

+

Een van mijn abonnementen meldt "Error parsing XML data in feed". Wat betekent dit?

+

Dit betekent dat Vienna van een feed uit de abonnementen data kreeg waar het niet mee uit de voeten kan. Hier kunnen meerdere redenen voor zijn:

    -
  1. De URL van de feed wijst niet naar een RSS of Atom feed - maar naar een webpagina. Controleer de URL van de betreffende - feed zorgvuldig.
    2. -
  2. De feed zelf kan non valide XML bevatten. Kies Map → - Toon info… en vervolgens Valideer om te zien of dit het - geval is. Helaas kunt u in Vienna niets doen om dit op te - lossen, behalve wachten tot de site de feed corrigeert.
    3. -
  3. De feed kan incompleet zijn. Als het bijwerken werd - onderbroken dan kan de XML data incompleet zijn en verminkt - lijken voor Vienna. Een tweede keer bijwerken kan dit probleem - oplossen.
    4. +
  4. De URL van de feed wijst niet naar een RSS of Atom feed maar naar een webpagina. Controleer de URL van de betreffende feed zorgvuldig.
    5. +
  5. De feed zelf kan non valide XML bevatten. Kies Map → Toon info… en vervolgens Valideer om te zien of dit het geval is. Helaas kunt u in Vienna niets doen om dit op te lossen, behalve wachten tot de site de feed corrigeert.
    6. +
  6. De feed kan incompleet zijn. Als het bijwerken werd onderbroken dan kan de XML data incompleet zijn en verminkt lijken voor Vienna. Een tweede keer bijwerken kan dit probleem oplossen.
-

Als het bovenstaande uw probleem niet verklaart, plaats dan - een bericht op het support forum met de problematische feed - URL.

-

- Is er een toetscombinatie om naar het volgende artikel te gaan, - artikelen te markeren, etc?

-

Waarschijnlijk. Er zijn enkeltoets equivalenten voor sommige - menu commando's zoals:

-

Spatiebalk - ga naar het volgende ongelezen artikel. - Als het huidige artikel enkele pagina's lang is, dan wordt er - eerst door dat artikel geschoven. Aan het einde van het artikel - zal dan naar het volgende ongelezen artikel gegaan worden. Dit in - tegenstelling tot het Volgende ongelezen menu - (toetscombinatie ⌘U) dat altijd direct naar het volgende - ongelezen artikel gaat.

-

R - markeert het huidige artikel als gelezen als het - ongelezen is en vice versa.

-

F - markeert het huidige artikel met een vlag als het - die nog niet heeft, of verwijderd deze als die wel aanwezig - is.

-

Kijk in het Vienna help bestand voor meer - toetscombinaties.

-

Welke - betekenis hebben de groene bolletjes in de artikel - lijst?

-

Blauwe bolletjes zijn voor nieuwe artikelen, en de groene voor - bijgewerkte artikelen: artikelen waarvan de tekst gewijzigd is - sinds ze voor het laatst zijn gedownload.

-

Hoe gebruik ik - Auto Expiratie en wat doet het?

-

Auto-expiratie verplaatst artikelen die ouder zijn dan x dagen - naar de prullenmand. Hierdoor kunt u uw mappen handelbaar houden - door alleen recente artikelen te bewaren. Dit is actief bij het - starten van Vienna en na het bijwerken van abonnementen. Ga naar - Voorkeuren → Algemeen en pas daar de Verplaats - artikelen naar prullenmand optie aan.

-

Auto-expire verwijderd GEEN ongelezen of gemarkeerde - artikelen. Het gaat ervan uit dat u die nog niet gelezen heeft en - laat ze daarom met rust.

-

Hoe vraag ik om een - verbetering aan Vienna?

-

Plaats een bericht in de issues - list.

+

Als het bovenstaande uw probleem niet verklaart, plaats dan een bericht op het support forum met de problematische feed URL.

+

Is er een toetscombinatie om naar het volgende artikel te gaan, artikelen te markeren, etc?

+

Waarschijnlijk. Er zijn enkeltoets equivalenten voor sommige menu commando's zoals:

+

Spatiebalk - ga naar het volgende ongelezen artikel. Als het huidige artikel enkele pagina's lang is, dan wordt er eerst door dat artikel geschoven. Aan het einde van het artikel zal dan naar het volgende ongelezen artikel gegaan worden. Dit in tegenstelling tot het Volgende ongelezen menu (toetscombinatie ⌘U) dat altijd direct naar het volgende ongelezen artikel gaat.

+

R - markeert het huidige artikel als gelezen als het ongelezen is en vice versa.

+

F - markeert het huidige artikel met een vlag als het die nog niet heeft, of verwijderd deze als die wel aanwezig is.

+

Kijk in het Vienna help bestand voor meer toetscombinaties.

+

Welke betekenis hebben de groene bolletjes in de artikel lijst?

+

Blauwe bolletjes zijn voor nieuwe artikelen, en de groene voor bijgewerkte artikelen: artikelen waarvan de tekst gewijzigd is sinds ze voor het laatst zijn gedownload.

+

Hoe gebruik ik Auto Expiratie en wat doet het?

+

Auto-expiratie verplaatst artikelen die ouder zijn dan x dagen naar de prullenmand. Hierdoor kunt u uw mappen handelbaar houden door alleen recente artikelen te bewaren. Dit is actief bij het starten van Vienna en na het bijwerken van abonnementen. Ga naar Voorkeuren → Algemeen en pas daar de Verplaats artikelen naar prullenmand optie aan.

+

Auto-expire verwijderd GEEN ongelezen of gemarkeerde artikelen. Het gaat ervan uit dat u die nog niet gelezen heeft en laat ze daarom met rust.

+

Hoe vraag ik om een verbetering aan Vienna?

+

Plaats een bericht in de issues list.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html index bfc36b1df6..c37657a8cd 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html @@ -1,106 +1,32 @@ - + - + Introduction to Vienna - + - -   Inleiding -

Vienna is een programma waarmee u RSS en Atom feeds kunt lezen - op uw Mac OS X computer. Het automatiseert het ophalen van nieuwe - artikelen van uw abonnementen en bewaart deze in een lokale - database zodat u hen ook offline kan lezen. U kunt artikelen - doorzoeken op sleutelwoorden, markeren voor later en feeds - organiseren in mappen. U kunt slimme mappen aanmaken die het - eenvoudig maken om automatisch artikelen bij elkaar te groeperen - gebaseerd op zoekcriteria. De ingebouwde webbrowser geeft u de - mogelijkheid om de webpagina's van de artikelen te bekijken of om - links te volgen in aparte tabbladen.

-

Vienna is ontworpen met als doel eenvoud. Veel ruimte voor uw - nieuws en een simpele bediening.

Beginnen met Vienna -

Als dit de eerste keer is dat u Vienna gebruikt dan wordt er - een database gecreëerd en een aantal standaard abonnmementen - toegevoegd. Kies Archief → Werk alle abonnementen bij uit - het menu of ⌘R om de meest recente artikelen op te - halen.

-

Abonneer u op uw eigen feeds. Er zijn diverse manieren om - feeds te vinden. Tijdens het web browsen ziet u of XML iconen die aangeven dat de - webpagina een RSS-feed heeft. Bijna alle online blog diensten - zoals Blogger of LiveJournal hebben RSS feeds.

-

Indien u de gebruikersnaam van een blogger op LiveJournal, - Blogger, MSN Spaces of Xanga kent, dan maakt Vienna het eenvoudig - om een abonnement te nemen op hun feed. Begin door ⌘N in - te toetsen of door Archief → Nieuw abonnement... te - kiezen. In het Neem een nieuw abonnement venster, kies de - blog dienst uit de Bron lijst en voer de gebruikersnaam - in. Kies dan Abonneer en Vienna voegt het abonnement toe - aan de lijst. Als u verbonden bent met het internet worden direct - de artikelen van de feed binnen gehaald.

-

U kan Vienna ook gebruiken in combinatie met een Open Reader - account. Kies Vienna → Voorkeuren → Synchroniseren en vink - Synchroniseer met Open Reader aan.
- Bedenk vooraf welke feeds u via Open Reader wil lezen en welke u - direct wil benaderen. Vienna voorkomt duplicaten tussen de twee, - maar als u feeds in Open Reader heeft die Vienna al direct - ophaalt dan onstaan er onderlinge afwijkingen in uw lees lijsten. - Houd hier rekening mee bij het organiseren van uw feeds.
+    Inleiding +

Vienna is een programma waarmee u RSS en Atom feeds kunt lezen op uw Mac OS X computer. Het automatiseert het ophalen van nieuwe artikelen van uw abonnementen en bewaart deze in een lokale database zodat u hen ook offline kan lezen. U kunt artikelen doorzoeken op sleutelwoorden, markeren voor later en feeds organiseren in mappen. U kunt slimme mappen aanmaken die het eenvoudig maken om automatisch artikelen bij elkaar te groeperen gebaseerd op zoekcriteria. De ingebouwde webbrowser geeft u de mogelijkheid om de webpagina's van de artikelen te bekijken of om links te volgen in aparte tabbladen.

+

Vienna is ontworpen met als doel eenvoud. Veel ruimte voor uw nieuws en een simpele bediening.

Beginnen met Vienna +

Als dit de eerste keer is dat u Vienna gebruikt dan wordt er een database gecreëerd en een aantal standaard abonnmementen toegevoegd. Kies Archief → Werk alle abonnementen bij uit het menu of ⌘R om de meest recente artikelen op te halen.

+

Abonneer u op uw eigen feeds. Er zijn diverse manieren om feeds te vinden. Tijdens het web browsen ziet u of XML iconen die aangeven dat de webpagina een RSS-feed heeft. Bijna alle online blog diensten zoals Blogger of LiveJournal hebben RSS feeds.

+

Indien u de gebruikersnaam van een blogger op LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces of Xanga kent, dan maakt Vienna het eenvoudig om een abonnement te nemen op hun feed. Begin door ⌘N in te toetsen of door Archief → Nieuw abonnement... te kiezen. In het Neem een nieuw abonnement venster, kies de blog dienst uit de Bron lijst en voer de gebruikersnaam in. Kies dan Abonneer en Vienna voegt het abonnement toe aan de lijst. Als u verbonden bent met het internet worden direct de artikelen van de feed binnen gehaald.

+

U kan Vienna ook gebruiken in combinatie met een Open Reader account. Kies Vienna → Voorkeuren → Synchroniseren en vink Synchroniseer met Open Reader aan.
+ Bedenk vooraf welke feeds u via Open Reader wil lezen en welke u direct wil benaderen. Vienna voorkomt duplicaten tussen de twee, maar als u feeds in Open Reader heeft die Vienna al direct ophaalt dan onstaan er onderlinge afwijkingen in uw lees lijsten. Houd hier rekening mee bij het organiseren van uw feeds.
Houd de volgende dingen in de gaten:

    -
  • Open Reader feeds kunnen synchroniseren tussen meerdere - programma's en apparaten die dit ondersteunen
    • -
  • Open Reader ondersteunt geen feeds die een gebruikersnaam - en wachtwoord vereisen
    • -
  • Feeds direct ophalen vermijdt Google als tussenpersoon. - Voor minder 'populaire' feeds krijgt u sneller artikelen - binnen.
    • -
  • In het algemeen geldt dat feeds direct ophalen van de - originele website minder netwerkverkeer oplevert. Als de server - geen nieuwe artikelen heeft sinds de laatste bijwerking, dan - voorkomt Vienna een nodeloze download.
    • +
  • Open Reader feeds kunnen synchroniseren tussen meerdere programma's en apparaten die dit ondersteunen
    • +
  • Open Reader ondersteunt geen feeds die een gebruikersnaam en wachtwoord vereisen
    • +
  • Feeds direct ophalen vermijdt Google als tussenpersoon. Voor minder 'populaire' feeds krijgt u sneller artikelen binnen.
    • +
  • In het algemeen geldt dat feeds direct ophalen van de originele website minder netwerkverkeer oplevert. Als de server geen nieuwe artikelen heeft sinds de laatste bijwerking, dan voorkomt Vienna een nodeloze download.
-

Normaal moet u in Vienna handmatig uw abonnementen bijwerken. - U kan dit ook automatisch laten doen met een tijd-interval. In de - Algemeen sectie van de Voorkeuren selecteert u de - gewenste interval uit de lijst Zoek naar nieuwe artikelen. - Vienna moet actief zijn om automatisch de abonnementen bij te - werken.

-

Tijdens het lezen drukt u de spatiebalk in om naar een volgend - ongelezen artikel te gaan. Ieder artikel wordt als gelezen - gemarkeerd na een korte vertraging. Als u liever heeft dat dit - gebeurt als u naar het volgende artikel gaat, dan kan u dit - aanpassen in Voorkeuren → Algemeen. Om een artikel als - ongelezen te markeren kies Artikel → Markeer als ongelezen - of druk eenvoudigweg de R toets in.

-

Tenslotte, u kunt de webpagina van een artikel of een - koppeling uit het artikel bekijken in Vienna. Op een koppeling - klikken opent de webpagina in de interne browser in een nieuwe - tab. Als u de voorkeur heeft om alle webpagina's in uw standaard - webbrowser te bekijken selecteer dan in Voorkeuren → - Algemeen de optie Open koppeling in externe browser. - Als u rechts-klikt in een artikel of webpagina dan kunt u die - bekijken in uw standaard ingestelde externe browser, u ziet dan - in het contextuele menu de optie Open koppeling in xxx of - Open pagina in xxx waar xxx vervangen wordt door de naam - van uw standaard browser.

-

Ontdek nog meer mogelijkheden van Vienna. U kunt de stilering - van de artikelen veranderen door Weergave → Stijl te - kiezen. Veel meer stijlen zijn te vinden op de Extras pagina van - de Vienna website samen met scripts waarmee u Vienna kan - integreren met andere programma's op uw computer. Of - experimenteer met slimme mappen om uw artikelen te organiseren - volgens de door u opgegeven criteria omtrent de inhoud van die - artikelen.

-

Indien u vragen heeft over Vienna of problemen ondervind, - stuur dan een email naar Vienna Help of - ga naar het Support - forum.

+

Normaal moet u in Vienna handmatig uw abonnementen bijwerken. U kan dit ook automatisch laten doen met een tijd-interval. In de Algemeen sectie van de Voorkeuren selecteert u de gewenste interval uit de lijst Zoek naar nieuwe artikelen. Vienna moet actief zijn om automatisch de abonnementen bij te werken.

+

Tijdens het lezen drukt u de spatiebalk in om naar een volgend ongelezen artikel te gaan. Ieder artikel wordt als gelezen gemarkeerd na een korte vertraging. Als u liever heeft dat dit gebeurt als u naar het volgende artikel gaat, dan kan u dit aanpassen in Voorkeuren → Algemeen. Om een artikel als ongelezen te markeren kies Artikel → Markeer als ongelezen of druk eenvoudigweg de R toets in.

+

Tenslotte, u kunt de webpagina van een artikel of een koppeling uit het artikel bekijken in Vienna. Op een koppeling klikken opent de webpagina in de interne browser in een nieuwe tab. Als u de voorkeur heeft om alle webpagina's in uw standaard webbrowser te bekijken selecteer dan in Voorkeuren → Algemeen de optie Open koppeling in externe browser. Als u rechts-klikt in een artikel of webpagina dan kunt u die bekijken in uw standaard ingestelde externe browser, u ziet dan in het contextuele menu de optie Open koppeling in xxx of Open pagina in xxx waar xxx vervangen wordt door de naam van uw standaard browser.

+

Ontdek nog meer mogelijkheden van Vienna. U kunt de stilering van de artikelen veranderen door Weergave → Stijl te kiezen. Veel meer stijlen zijn te vinden op de Extras pagina van de Vienna website samen met scripts waarmee u Vienna kan integreren met andere programma's op uw computer. Of experimenteer met slimme mappen om uw artikelen te organiseren volgens de door u opgegeven criteria omtrent de inhoud van die artikelen.

+

Indien u vragen heeft over Vienna of problemen ondervind, stuur dan een email naar Vienna Help of ga naar het Support forum.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html index d0d12a19f9..15ddf093b8 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -1,31 +1,19 @@ - + - + Keyboard Shortcuts - + - - -  Toetscombinaties -

U kunt met uw toetsenbord snel veel taken uitvoeren in Vienna. - U vindt de combinaties door in de menus te kijken en in de - onderstaande lijst. Vele items in Vienna hebben ook een - contextueel menu. Om een contextueel menu te openen klikt u op - een item terwijl u de Control toets ingedrukt houd.

-

Om een commando uit te voeren, druk de onderstaande toetsen - in.

+   Toetscombinaties +

U kunt met uw toetsenbord snel veel taken uitvoeren in Vienna. U vindt de combinaties door in de menus te kijken en in de onderstaande lijst. Vele items in Vienna hebben ook een contextueel menu. Om een contextueel menu te openen klikt u op een item terwijl u de Control toets ingedrukt houd.

+

Om een commando uit te voeren, druk de onderstaande toetsen in.

Toets legenda

-

⌦ = Delete, ⌫ = Backspace, - ⌅ = Enter, ↩ = Return, ⌥ = Alt, - ⇧ = Shift, ⌘ = Command, - ⌃ = Control

- +

⌦ = Delete, ⌫ = Backspace, ⌅ = Enter, ↩ = Return, ⌥ = Alt, ⇧ = Shift, ⌘ = Command, ⌃ = Control

+
@@ -54,8 +42,7 @@ - + @@ -63,18 +50,15 @@ - + - + - + @@ -86,9 +70,7 @@ - + @@ -96,9 +78,7 @@ - + @@ -106,8 +86,7 @@ - + @@ -123,8 +102,7 @@ - + @@ -132,9 +110,7 @@ - + @@ -150,9 +126,7 @@ - + @@ -184,8 +158,7 @@ - + @@ -201,13 +174,11 @@ - + - + @@ -219,8 +190,7 @@ - + @@ -228,8 +198,7 @@ - + @@ -237,8 +206,7 @@ - + @@ -246,23 +214,19 @@ - + - + - + - + @@ -274,21 +238,15 @@ - + - + - + @@ -336,14 +294,11 @@ - + - +
Toets(en) Actie
mSchakel de geselecteerde artikelen tussen ⚑ markering aan - of uit.Schakel de geselecteerde artikelen tussen ⚑ markering aan of uit.
n
rSchakel de geselecteerde artikelen tussen gelezen en - ongelezen.Schakel de geselecteerde artikelen tussen gelezen en ongelezen.
uSchakel de geselecteerde artikelen tussen gelezen en - ongelezen.Schakel de geselecteerde artikelen tussen gelezen en ongelezen.
sMarkeer de huidige map als gelezen en springt naar de - volgende map met ongelezen artikelen.Markeer de huidige map als gelezen en springt naar de volgende map met ongelezen artikelen.
<  of  ,
SpatiebalkGa naar het volgende ongelezen artikel, tenzij er meer - tekst in het huidige artikel is dan schuift de volgende - pagina in beeld.Ga naar het volgende ongelezen artikel, tenzij er meer tekst in het huidige artikel is dan schuift de volgende pagina in beeld.
⌅  of  ↩
⌦  of  ⌫Verplaats geselecteerde artikelen naar de prullenmand. - Als deze toets wordt gebruikt in de prullenmand, dan worden - de artikelen definitief verwijderd.Verplaats geselecteerde artikelen naar de prullenmand. Als deze toets wordt gebruikt in de prullenmand, dan worden de artikelen definitief verwijderd.
Algemeen
⌥KlikOpen de geklikte koppeling, en negeer de - voorkeurinstelling voor openen in externe browser.Open de geklikte koppeling, en negeer de voorkeurinstelling voor openen in externe browser.
⇧⌘B
⇧⌘EBewerk de URL voor de geselecteerde map of bewerk slimme - map criteria.Bewerk de URL voor de geselecteerde map of bewerk slimme map criteria.
⇧⌘D
⌘CKopieer de geselecteerde tekst naar het klembord. Als de - focus op een artikel ligt, dan worden de artikel details - gekopieerd.Kopieer de geselecteerde tekst naar het klembord. Als de focus op een artikel ligt, dan worden de artikel details gekopieerd.
⌘H
⌘LPlaats de cursor in de adresbalk van de huidige tab. - Indien er geen browser geopend is, dan wordt er een nieuwe - tab geopend en de cursor in de adresbalk geplaatst.Plaats de cursor in de adresbalk van de huidige tab. Indien er geen browser geopend is, dan wordt er een nieuwe tab geopend en de cursor in de adresbalk geplaatst.
⇧⌘N
⌘TOpen een nieuwe tab en plaats de cursor in de - adresbalk.Open een nieuwe tab en plaats de cursor in de adresbalk.
⌘U
⌘+Maak de tekst groter in huidige artikel of - webpagina.Maak de tekst groter in huidige artikel of webpagina.
⌘-Maak de tekst kleiner in huidige artikel of - webpagina.Maak de tekst kleiner in huidige artikel of webpagina.
⌘,
⌘?Toon het Vienna Help bestand, (Mac OS X 10.5 en later, - activeer de zoek functie in het Help bestand).Toon het Vienna Help bestand, (Mac OS X 10.5 en later, activeer de zoek functie in het Help bestand).
Artikelen
⌥⌅  of  ⌥↩Open de webpagina van het artikel en negeer de - voorkeurinstelling voor openen in externe browser.Open de webpagina van het artikel en negeer de voorkeurinstelling voor openen in externe browser.
⇧⌘Z
⇧⌘MMarkeer de geselecteerde artikelen met een ⚑ en plaatst - het in de map Gemarkeerde artikelen.Markeer de geselecteerde artikelen met een ⚑ en plaatst het in de map Gemarkeerde artikelen.
⇧⌘U
⌥⌘SStuur een email met een koppeling naar het huidige - artikel.Stuur een email met een koppeling naar het huidige artikel.
⇧⌘SMarkeer de huidige map als gelezen en ga naar de volgende - map met ongelezen artikelen.Markeer de huidige map als gelezen en ga naar de volgende map met ongelezen artikelen.
⇧⌘OHaal artikel uit prullenmand en zet terug in originele - map.Haal artikel uit prullenmand en zet terug in originele map.
⇧⌘KMarkeer alle artikelen in geselecteerde map als - gelezen.Markeer alle artikelen in geselecteerde map als gelezen.
⌥⌘K
⌘WSluit de actieve tab als er een open is. Indien dat niet - het geval is, dan sluit het Vienna venster.Sluit de actieve tab als er een open is. Indien dat niet het geval is, dan sluit het Vienna venster.
⌥⌘WSluit alle tab vensters. Opmerking: Dit commando vervangt - de Sluit tab in het Archief menu als de alt (⌥) - toets is ingedrukt.Sluit alle tab vensters. Opmerking: Dit commando vervangt de Sluit tab in het Archief menu als de alt (⌥) toets is ingedrukt.
⇧⌘WSluit het Vienna venster maar laat Vienna in de - achtergrond werken. U kan het venster weer openen door op het - Vienna icoon in de Dock te klikken of door ⌘1 in te - toetsen.Sluit het Vienna venster maar laat Vienna in de achtergrond werken. U kan het venster weer openen door op het Vienna icoon in de Dock te klikken of door ⌘1 in te toetsen.
⌥⌘←
⌘FActiveer het zoek veld in de knoppenbalk. Voer hier tekst - in en druk op Enter en er wordt gezocht in de huidige - webpagina.Activeer het zoek veld in de knoppenbalk. Voer hier tekst in en druk op Enter en er wordt gezocht in de huidige webpagina.
⌘GKijk of de zoekterm voorkomt verderop in de - webpagina.Kijk of de zoekterm voorkomt verderop in de webpagina.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html index d2b3c2a6d8..7cabca4345 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -1,13 +1,11 @@ + - - + - + Vienna 輔助說明 @@ -15,12 +13,10 @@ -

+

Vienna 輔助說明

- +

Vienna 簡介

教您如何快速上手

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html index cb845e2f5f..a783941905 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html @@ -1,23 +1,17 @@ - + - Advanced Settings + 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. -

-

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

-

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.

+

Enable JavaScript in internal browser

+

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-Hant.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html index e16d3c180d..3ebef00ba8 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html @@ -1,19 +1,14 @@ + - - + 我該怎麼做？ - + - -  我該怎麼做？ -

您可以瀏覽 Vienna 官方 FAQ - 網頁，查看最新的 Vienna 使用技巧。

+   我該怎麼做？ +

您可以瀏覽 Vienna 官方 FAQ 網頁，查看最新的 Vienna 使用技巧。

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html index 8e8fc4f638..27c473d3e1 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html @@ -1,21 +1,15 @@ + - - + Vienna 簡介 - + - -   Vienna 簡介 -

Vienna 是一套讓您可以在 Mac OS X 環境下，閱讀 RSS 或 Atom - 檔案訂閱格式的應用程式。這套程式會自動從您所訂閱的站台中取得文章，並且在您的本機電腦中建立一個資料庫，儲存文章資料，讓您可以方便地離線閱讀。這套程式並且提供您以關鍵字或是詞彙搜尋文章、將文章加上旗標標示、以及透過群組檔案夾將相關訂閱頻道組織在一起…等功能。您也可以透過建立智慧型檔案夾，這套程式將會以動態的方式，讓您輕鬆地查閱某些搜尋條件的文章。Vienna - 內建的網頁瀏覽器，也可以讓您在分頁介面中，直接瀏覽文章的原始網頁。

-

我們將 Vienna - 設計得簡單好用。我們透過簡潔、毫不凌亂的介面，盡可能放大閱讀文章的版面空間，同時在這樣的介面中，也只需要幾個簡單的指令，就可以完成大部份需要使用的功能。

+    Vienna 簡介 +

Vienna 是一套讓您可以在 Mac OS X 環境下，閱讀 RSS 或 Atom 檔案訂閱格式的應用程式。這套程式會自動從您所訂閱的站台中取得文章，並且在您的本機電腦中建立一個資料庫，儲存文章資料，讓您可以方便地離線閱讀。這套程式並且提供您以關鍵字或是詞彙搜尋文章、將文章加上旗標標示、以及透過群組檔案夾將相關訂閱頻道組織在一起…等功能。您也可以透過建立智慧型檔案夾，這套程式將會以動態的方式，讓您輕鬆地查閱某些搜尋條件的文章。Vienna 內建的網頁瀏覽器，也可以讓您在分頁介面中，直接瀏覽文章的原始網頁。

+

我們將 Vienna 設計得簡單好用。我們透過簡潔、毫不凌亂的介面，盡可能放大閱讀文章的版面空間，同時在這樣的介面中，也只需要幾個簡單的指令，就可以完成大部份需要使用的功能。

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html index f5437146a2..85148deb42 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -1,23 +1,17 @@ + - - + 鍵盤快速鍵 - + - -  鍵盤快速鍵 -

您以使用以下鍵盤快速鍵，在 Vienna 中快速完成許多工作。您可以在選單中、或是在下表中查閱相關鍵盤快速鍵。而在 - Vienna 的許多項目—例如檔案夾列表或文章列表中，有都有右鍵下拉選單的設計，您只要按住 Ctrl - 然後點選這些項目，就可以看到這些選單。

+   鍵盤快速鍵 +

您以使用以下鍵盤快速鍵，在 Vienna 中快速完成許多工作。您可以在選單中、或是在下表中查閱相關鍵盤快速鍵。而在 Vienna 的許多項目—例如檔案夾列表或文章列表中，有都有右鍵下拉選單的設計，您只要按住 Ctrl 然後點選這些項目，就可以看到這些選單。

鍵盤快速鍵如下：

- +
@@ -60,10 +54,10 @@ - - - - + + + + @@ -142,8 +136,7 @@ - + @@ -183,8 +176,7 @@ - + diff --git a/Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj b/Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj index d54aa2a3ab..dabdbfef58 100644 --- a/Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj +++ b/Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj @@ -1984,6 +1984,7 @@ F6A7DEA61E471E3C0017BE5E /* nl */, F6A7DEAD1E471E450017BE5E /* zh-Hant */, ); + indentWidth = 2; name = advanced.html; sourceTree = ""; }; @@ -1999,6 +2000,7 @@ F6A7DE931E471E1D0017BE5E /* nl */, F6A7DE9A1E471E280017BE5E /* zh-Hant */, ); + indentWidth = 2; name = faq.html; sourceTree = ""; }; @@ -2014,6 +2016,7 @@ F6A7DE6D1E471DCE0017BE5E /* nl */, F6A7DE741E471DDA0017BE5E /* zh-Hant */, ); + indentWidth = 2; name = intro.html; sourceTree = ""; }; @@ -2029,6 +2032,7 @@ F6A7DE801E471DFB0017BE5E /* nl */, F6A7DE871E471E040017BE5E /* zh-Hant */, ); + indentWidth = 2; name = keyboard.html; sourceTree = ""; }; @@ -2044,6 +2048,7 @@ F6A7DE5A1E471D7E0017BE5E /* nl */, F6A7DE611E471D8C0017BE5E /* zh-Hant */, ); + indentWidth = 2; name = Vienna.html; sourceTree = ""; }; From c6b3d8c97edbffda00e61dc2f8c92399efbb09d3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Eitot Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2024 10:44:20 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 3/8] Add InfoPlist localisation to Vienna Help --- Vienna Help/Resources/InfoPlist.xcstrings | 24 +++++++++++++++++++ .../Resources/en.lproj/InfoPlist.strings | 2 -- .../Resources/fr.lproj/InfoPlist.strings | 2 -- Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj | 4 ++++ 4 files changed, 28 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) create mode 100644 Vienna Help/Resources/InfoPlist.xcstrings delete mode 100644 Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/InfoPlist.strings delete mode 100644 Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/InfoPlist.strings diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/InfoPlist.xcstrings b/Vienna Help/Resources/InfoPlist.xcstrings new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..2c9b8ef5fc --- /dev/null +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/InfoPlist.xcstrings @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +{ + "sourceLanguage" : "en", + "strings" : { + "HPDBookTitle" : { + "comment" : "This title will be shown in the Help Viewer app.", + "extractionState" : "manual", + "localizations" : { + "en" : { + "stringUnit" : { + "state" : "translated", + "value" : "Vienna Help" + } + }, + "fr" : { + "stringUnit" : { + "state" : "translated", + "value" : "Aide Vienna" + } + } + } + } + }, + "version" : "1.0" +} \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/InfoPlist.strings b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/InfoPlist.strings deleted file mode 100644 index 84505795b6..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/InfoPlist.strings +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2 +0,0 @@ -/* Localized versions of Info.plist keys */ -HPDBookTitle = "Vienna Help"; diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/InfoPlist.strings b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/InfoPlist.strings deleted file mode 100644 index 8f02a62723..0000000000 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/InfoPlist.strings +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2 +0,0 @@ -/* Localized versions of Info.plist keys */ -HPDBookTitle = "Aide Vienna"; diff --git a/Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj b/Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj index dabdbfef58..9936adf399 100644 --- a/Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj +++ b/Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj @@ -182,6 +182,7 @@ F65D6D711E74619E00A30974 /* Credits.rtf in Resources */ = {isa = PBXBuildFile; fileRef = 4398241E1666B3DB00FFE219 /* Credits.rtf */; }; F65F2314294E4B5200605F06 /* SeparatorPredicateEditorRowTemplate.swift in Sources */ = {isa = PBXBuildFile; fileRef = F65F2313294E4B5200605F06 /* SeparatorPredicateEditorRowTemplate.swift */; }; F672876824A2D2170043432F /* UpdatePreferencesViewController.m in Sources */ = {isa = PBXBuildFile; fileRef = F672876724A2D2170043432F /* UpdatePreferencesViewController.m */; }; + F6786BB72C709880005B985B /* InfoPlist.xcstrings in Resources */ = {isa = PBXBuildFile; fileRef = F6786BB62C709880005B985B /* InfoPlist.xcstrings */; }; F67E7828285DDAB200D1CECE /* Toolbar.swift in Sources */ = {isa = PBXBuildFile; fileRef = F67E7827285DDAB100D1CECE /* Toolbar.swift */; }; F6832F631F10C4C9007920D4 /* ExportAccessoryViewController.xib in Resources */ = {isa = PBXBuildFile; fileRef = F6832F651F10C4C9007920D4 /* ExportAccessoryViewController.xib */; }; F6832F681F10F5DA007920D4 /* MainWindowController.xib in Resources */ = {isa = PBXBuildFile; fileRef = F6832F661F10F5DA007920D4 /* MainWindowController.xib */; }; @@ -543,6 +544,7 @@ F66A7E542A019006002F5D5E /* fr */ = {isa = PBXFileReference; lastKnownFileType = text.plist.strings; name = fr; path = fr.lproj/Predicates.strings; sourceTree = ""; }; F672876624A2D20A0043432F /* UpdatePreferencesViewController.h */ = {isa = PBXFileReference; fileEncoding = 4; lastKnownFileType = sourcecode.c.h; path = UpdatePreferencesViewController.h; sourceTree = ""; }; F672876724A2D2170043432F /* UpdatePreferencesViewController.m */ = {isa = PBXFileReference; fileEncoding = 4; lastKnownFileType = sourcecode.c.objc; path = UpdatePreferencesViewController.m; sourceTree = ""; }; + F6786BB62C709880005B985B /* InfoPlist.xcstrings */ = {isa = PBXFileReference; lastKnownFileType = text.json.xcstrings; path = InfoPlist.xcstrings; sourceTree = ""; }; F67E7827285DDAB100D1CECE /* Toolbar.swift */ = {isa = PBXFileReference; fileEncoding = 4; lastKnownFileType = sourcecode.swift; lineEnding = 0; path = Toolbar.swift; sourceTree = ""; }; F6832F641F10C4C9007920D4 /* Base */ = {isa = PBXFileReference; lastKnownFileType = file.xib; name = Base; path = Base.lproj/ExportAccessoryViewController.xib; sourceTree = ""; }; F6832F671F10F5DA007920D4 /* Base */ = {isa = PBXFileReference; lastKnownFileType = file.xib; name = Base; path = Base.lproj/MainWindowController.xib; sourceTree = ""; }; @@ -968,6 +970,7 @@ F6A7DE291E4713220017BE5E /* Resources */ = { isa = PBXGroup; children = ( + F6786BB62C709880005B985B /* InfoPlist.xcstrings */, F6A7DE321E47138B0017BE5E /* Vienna.html */, F6A7DE2E1E47138B0017BE5E /* intro.html */, F6A7DE301E47138B0017BE5E /* keyboard.html */, @@ -1523,6 +1526,7 @@ F6A7DE371E47138B0017BE5E /* keyboard.html in Resources */, F6A7DE351E47138B0017BE5E /* faq.html in Resources */, F6A7DE341E47138B0017BE5E /* advanced.html in Resources */, + F6786BB72C709880005B985B /* InfoPlist.xcstrings in Resources */, F6A7DE4A1E4717970017BE5E /* shared in Resources */, ); runOnlyForDeploymentPostprocessing = 0; From dce81b4f193b7124d3d26c0912ba10d4ce225814 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Eitot Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2024 10:05:08 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 4/8] Update localised HTML files in Vienna Help to match English source files --- Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html | 43 +- Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html | 14 +- Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html | 703 ++++++++---------- Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html | 4 +- Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html | 79 +- Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html | 22 +- Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html | 163 +++- Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html | 22 +- Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html | 40 +- Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html | 12 +- Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html | 123 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html | 5 +- Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html | 51 +- Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html | 2 + Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html | 39 +- Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html | 12 +- Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html | 127 +++- Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html | 2 + Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html | 40 +- Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html | 7 +- Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html | 35 +- .../Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html | 2 + Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html | 78 +- .../Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html | 22 +- .../Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html | 167 ++++- 26 files changed, 1197 insertions(+), 619 deletions(-) diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html index 8d2454294f..0b35fa4b36 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html @@ -11,32 +11,39 @@   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.

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Where do I get the Vienna source code?

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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.

I found a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

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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.

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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.

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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.

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How do I create my own styles?

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See the Custom Styles page for instructions.

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How do I create my own scripts?

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Vienna's scripts are written using AppleScript. See the Apple resource page for more details.

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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.

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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.

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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.

How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

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).

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How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

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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.

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Then, it is important to know that there are two main methods that servers use to authenticate an user who requests an XML feed :

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  • requiring a username and a password
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  • or requiring a specific cookie
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A difficulty lies in the fact that many servers will not explicitly state which method they require.

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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.

How do I move my Vienna database to another folder?

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:

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    How do I use Auto Expire and what does it do?

    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.

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    How do I create my own styles?

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    See the Custom Styles page for instructions.

    +

    How do I create my own scripts?

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    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.

    How do I request an enhancement in Vienna?

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    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.

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    Post a message over at the issues list.

    +

    Where do I get the Vienna source code?

    +

    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 e3378b5cf8..b6ad115863 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html @@ -10,14 +10,24 @@    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.

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    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 +

    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.

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    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 RSS feed icon 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.

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    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 :

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    • Open Reader feeds can be synchronized across multiple devices/applications supporting it
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    • Open Reader does not support feeds requiring username/password
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    • Fetching feeds directly avoids the Open Reader service as an intermediary between you and the publishing site; for less "popular" feeds, you'll get articles sooner.
      • +
    • Generally, directly fetching feeds from their original website generates less network traffic. When the server signals there is no new articles since last fetch, Vienna avoids an useless download.
      • +

    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.

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    If you have any questions about Vienna or run into problems, head over to the Support forum.

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    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 48565dc631..874e82bfff 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -3,425 +3,306 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Tastaturgenveje + +   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.

    For at gøre en handling, tryk genvejstasterne indikeret nedenfor.

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按鍵 指令Command-U 移動到下一篇未讀的文章
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Enter/Return 開啟所選擇的文章的原始網頁。
Shift-Command-W關閉 Vienna 主視窗，但是讓 Vienna 在背景中執行。您可以透過點選在 Dock 上的 Vienna - 圖示，或是使用 Command-1 按鍵，重新叫出 Vienna 主視窗。關閉 Vienna 主視窗，但是讓 Vienna 在背景中執行。您可以透過點選在 Dock 上的 Vienna 圖示，或是使用 Command-1 按鍵，重新叫出 Vienna 主視窗。
Command-M
Command-F將輸入焦點移動到搜尋輸入方塊上。如果在搜尋輸入方塊上輸入文字並且按下 - Enter，就會以此為關鍵字搜尋目前網頁上的內容。將輸入焦點移動到搜尋輸入方塊上。如果在搜尋輸入方塊上輸入文字並且按下 Enter，就會以此為關鍵字搜尋目前網頁上的內容。
Command-G
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Sætter indputsfokuset til søgevinduet.

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Markerer de valgte artikler som værende læst.

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Markere den nuværende mappe som værende læst, og hopper derefter til den næste mappe med ulæste artikler.

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Markerer den nuværende mappe som værende læst.

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Spacebar

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Hopper til den næste ulæste artikel medmindre den nuværende artikel har mere tekst at rulle i, hvilket i såfald medfører at den ruller den nuværende artikel én side op.

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Enter/Return

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Åbner den valgte artikels originale hjemmeside.

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Delete/Backspace

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Rykker de valgte artikler til Papirkurven. Hvis denne tast bruger i Papirkurven, vil de valgte artikler blive slettet permanent.

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Alt-klik

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Åbner den klikkede henvisning, og overgår dine indstillinger for åbning af henvisninger i ekstern browser.

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Command-N

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Laver et nyt abonnement.

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Skift-Command-F

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Lav en smartmappe.

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Rediger den valgte mappehenvisning eller rediger et smartmappekriterie.

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Slet den valgte mappe.

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Omdøb den valgte mappe.

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Opdater kun de valgte abonnementer i listen.

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Stopper alle aktive opdateringer.

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Udskriv de valgte artikler.

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Viser sidelayoutpanelet.

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Command-?

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Viser Vienna hjælp-bogen.

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Åbner den valgte artikel originale hjemmeside, og overgår dine indstillinger for åbning af henvisninger i ekstern browser.

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Mærker de valgte artikler.

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Markerer den valgte artikler som værende læst.

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Markerer den valgte mappe som værende læst, og hopper derefter til den næste mappe med ulæste artikler.

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Gendanner en artikel til dens originale mappe fra Papirkurven.

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Makerer alle artikler i de valgte mapper som værende læst.

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Markerer alle artikler i alle mapper som værende læst.

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Lukker den aktive fane hvis der er en åben. Hvis ingen faner er åbne, lukkes Vienna-vinduet.

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Minimerer Vienna-vinduet til Docken.

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Viser aktivitetslogvinduet.

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Genåbner Vienna-vinduet hvis det tidligere var lukket.

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Sætter indputsfokusset i søgefeltet. Indtast noget tekst her og tryk Enter for at søge i teksten på den nuværende hjemmeside.

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fOpens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
hSætter indputsfokuset til søgevinduet.
kMarkerer den nuværende mappe som værende læst.
mSætter et mærke ved de valgte artikler.
bMoves to the first unread article.
nMoves to the next unread article.
r or uMarkerer de valgte artikler som værende læst.
sMarkere den nuværende mappe som værende læst, og hopper derefter til den næste mappe med ulæste artikler.
<Viser den sidst sete artikel eller hjemmeside.
>Viser den efterfølgende sete artikel eller hjemmeside.
LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
SpacebarHopper til den næste ulæste artikel medmindre den nuværende artikel har mere tekst at rulle i, hvilket i såfald medfører at den ruller den nuværende artikel én side op.
Enter/ReturnÅbner den valgte artikels originale hjemmeside.
Delete/BackspaceRykker de valgte artikler til Papirkurven. Hvis denne tast bruger i Papirkurven, vil de valgte artikler blive slettet permanent.
Generelle genveje 
Alt-klikÅbner den klikkede henvisning, og overgår dine indstillinger for åbning af henvisninger i ekstern browser.
Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
Command-NLaver et nyt abonnement.
Shift-Command-GCreate a group folder.
Skift-Command-FLav en smartmappe.
Skift-Command-ERediger den valgte mappehenvisning eller rediger et smartmappekriterie.
Skift-Command-DSlet den valgte mappe.
Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
Command-LPuts 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.
Skift-Command-NOmdøb den valgte mappe.
Command-ROpdater alle abonnementer.
Skift-Command-ROpdater kun de valgte abonnementer i listen.
Control-Command-SStopper alle aktive opdateringer.
Command-PUdskriv de valgte artikler.
Skift-Command-PViser sidelayoutpanelet.
Command-QExit Vienna.
Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
Command-UHopper til den næste ulæste artikel.
Command-ZUndoes 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-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
Command-?Viser Vienna hjælp-bogen.
Artikelgenveje 
Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnÅbner den valgte artikel originale hjemmeside, og overgår dine indstillinger for åbning af henvisninger i ekstern browser.
Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
Skift-Command-MMærker de valgte artikler.
Skift-Command-UMarkerer den valgte artikler som værende læst.
Alt-Command-SUses your default mail application to send a link to the current article by e-mail.
Skift-Command-SMarkerer den valgte mappe som værende læst, og hopper derefter til den næste mappe med ulæste artikler.
Skift-Command-OGendanner en artikel til dens originale mappe fra Papirkurven.
Skift-Command-KMakerer alle artikler i de valgte mapper som værende læst.
Alt-Command-KMarkerer alle artikler i alle mapper som værende læst.
Vinduegenveje 
Command-WLukker den aktive fane hvis der er en åben. Hvis ingen faner er åbne, lukkes Vienna-vinduet.
Alt-Command-WLukker alle fanevinduer. Noter at denne funktion erstatter Luk fane funktionen i Arkiv-menuen når Alt-tasten holdes nede.
Alt-Command-LeftVis det foregående fanevindue.
Alt-Command-RightViser det næste fanevindue.
Command-YOpens the article list tab.
Command-MMinimerer Vienna-vinduet til Docken.
Command-0Viser aktivitetslogvinduet.
Command-1Genåbner Vienna-vinduet hvis det tidligere var lukket.
Command-2Viser vinduet med hentede filer.
Browservinduegenveje 
Alt-RGenindlæser den nuværende hjemmeside.
Command-PeriodStopper indlæsningen af den nuværende hjemmeside.
Command-[ eller Command-LeftGår tilbage til den foregående hjemmeside.
Command-] eller Command-RightGår frem til den næste hjemmeside.
Command-FSætter indputsfokusset i søgefeltet. Indtast noget tekst her og tryk Enter for at søge i teksten på den nuværende hjemmeside.
Command-GSøger efter den næste gang din søgte tekst fremgår i teksten på hjemmesiden.
diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html index ae3ab98b9b..de9ee1572d 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ - + Vienna Hilfe @@ -24,6 +24,8 @@

Kurzbefehle für häufig verwendete Befehle

Was tun?

Häufig gestellte Fragen, Support und Fehlerbeseitigung.

+

Advanced Settings

+

Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html index 2152d1e933..5147905717 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html @@ -8,6 +8,83 @@ -

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.

+ +

I found a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

+

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.

+

How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

+

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).

+

How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

+

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 :

+
    +
  • requiring a username and a password
    • +
  • or requiring a specific cookie
    • +
+

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.

+

How do I move my Vienna database to another folder?

+

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:

+
    +
  1. Shut down Vienna.
    2. +
  2. Open a console window and enter:
    +
    + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
    +
    + where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the messages.db filename at the end. For example:
    +
    + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
    3. +
  3. Restart Vienna.
    4. +
+

One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What does this mean?

+

It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

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    +
  1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
    2. +
  2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed itself to be corrected by the site.
    3. +
  3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. A second refresh may correct this problem.
    4. +
+

If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

+

Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, etc?

+

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.

+

What do the green dots mean in the list of articles?

+

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.

+

How do I use Auto Expire and what does it do?

+

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.

+

How do I create my own styles?

+

See the Custom Styles page for instructions.

+

How do I create my own scripts?

+

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.

+

How do I request an enhancement in Vienna?

+

Post a message over at the issues list.

+

Where do I get the Vienna source code?

+

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 a0b3c08dd6..18133c9b5b 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html @@ -8,8 +8,26 @@ -   Einleitung zu Vienna +    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.

+

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 RSS feed icon 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 :

+
    +
  • Open Reader feeds can be synchronized across multiple devices/applications supporting it
    • +
  • Open Reader does not support feeds requiring username/password
    • +
  • Fetching feeds directly avoids the Open Reader service as an intermediary between you and the publishing site; for less "popular" feeds, you'll get articles sooner.
    • +
  • Generally, directly fetching feeds from their original website generates less network traffic. When the server signals there is no new articles since last fetch, Vienna avoids an useless download.
    • +
+

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 9ae3431f15..12c8b92e3b 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Tastatur-Kürzel + + @@ -13,7 +14,7 @@

Um eine Funktion auszuführen, drücken sie die unten aufgeführten Tastenkombinationen.

- +
KeyKey Action
@@ -24,20 +25,36 @@ f - Legt den Eingabefokus auf das Suchfeld. + Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. - r - Markiert die ausgewählten Artikel also gelesen. + h + Legt den Eingabefokus auf das Suchfeld. - s - Markiert den aktuellen Ordner als gelesen und springt zum nächstne. + 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. @@ -47,16 +64,12 @@ 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. + Left + Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. - Befehl-Y - Öffnet die Artikelliste. + 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 @@ -70,20 +83,68 @@ 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. - Befehl-T + 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-T + Shift-Befehl-R Nur die ausgewählten Abonnements aktualisieren. - Befehl-Minus + Control-Command-S den momentanen Aktualisierungsvorgang abbrechen. @@ -94,6 +155,42 @@ 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. @@ -102,18 +199,42 @@ 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-Befehl-R + 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   @@ -135,8 +256,8 @@ 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-Y + Öffnet die Artikelliste. Befehl-M diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html index 2c76ddd5a2..0b35fa4b36 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@
  • Where do I get the Vienna source code?

    • I found a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

    -

    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.

    +

    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.

    How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

    diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html index 6993c989e5..5d53488278 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -48,11 +48,7 @@ Moves to the next unread article. - r - Toggles the selected articles read and unread. - - - u + r or u Toggles the selected articles read and unread. @@ -71,10 +67,6 @@ 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. @@ -103,6 +95,10 @@ Command-N Create a new subscription. + + Shift-Command-G + Create a group folder. + Shift-Command-F Create a smart folder. @@ -171,10 +167,6 @@ 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. @@ -263,6 +255,10 @@ Alt-Command-Right Displays the next tab window. + + Command-Y + Opens the article list tab. + Command-M Minimizes the Vienna window to the dock. diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html index c8915fca77..570bffad9e 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html @@ -11,31 +11,39 @@   ¿Cómo puedo...?

    Le presentamos algunas de las preguntas más frecuentes acerca de Vienna. Consulte el F.A.Q. oficial para obtener respuestas más concretas y, obviamente, también los últimos consejos prácticos para el uso de Vienna.

    -

    ¿Dónde puedo conseguir el código de Vienna?

    -

    Consulte la página de desarrollo para conocer la manera de obtener el código de Vienna. El código está a libre disposición de todo aquel que quiera conocer cómo funciona Vienna. También está disponible para quien desee construir su propia copia de Vienna desde cero en su propio ordenador o bien quiera incluir partes del código en su propio proyecto. El código se distribuye bajo licencia Apache 2.0.

    He apreciado un problema en Vienna. ¿Cómo informo de ello?

    Escriba en el foro de soporte y alguien investigará sobre ello. Entregue tanta información como pueda acerca del problema. No olvide especificar la versión de Vienna utilizada (se obtiene en el menú Acerca de Vienna), los pasos previos al error y lo que esperaba que ocurriera.

    Asegúrese de que utiliza siempre la última versión de Vienna. El menú Comprobar si hay actualizaciones le informará en el caso que existan versiones más recientes que la que usted posee.

    Tenga presente que solventar errores goza de mayor prioridad que incluir nuevas características. En el que caso de que se confirme que su problema es un error reconocido y generalizado se intentará dar una solución en un plazo razonable de tiempo.

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    ¿Cómo puedo crear mis propios estilos?

    -

    Consulte la página de personalización de estilos para obtener las correspondientes instrucciones.

    -

    ¿Cómo puedo crear mis propios scripts?

    -

    Los scripts de Vienna se escriben utilizando AppleScript. Consulte la página de recursos de Apple para obtener más detalles acerca de él y de su uso.

    -

    Una manera de comenzar es descargar uno de los scripts ya existentes en la página de descargas de Vienna y abrirlo con el editor de AppleScripts. Consulte también la página de scripts para obtener más detalles de los scripts para Vienna y ejemplos de lo que se puede conseguir.

    -

    Si desea presentar su propio script a la comunidad de usuarios de la aplicación, envíelo a steve@opencommunity.co.uk y una vez haya sido probado, se pondrá a disposición de todos en la página de descargas.

    ¿Cómo puedo comprobar si mis suscripciones se han actualizado?

    Abra la página de actividad del menú Ventana. La ventana de actividad muestra todas las suscripciones y la situación que tenían la última vez que fueron actualizadas durante la presente sesión. La parte inferior de la ventana de actividad muestra más detalles. Entre éstos se incluyen los encabezados HTTP, que podrían ser útiles para detectar y eliminar fallos. Si el panel de actividades no está visible, puede hacerlo aparecer arrastrando hacia la parte superior la barra inferior de la ventana.

    +

    How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

    +

    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 :

    +
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    • requiring a username and a password
      • +
    • or requiring a specific cookie
      • +
    +

    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.

    ¿Cómo puedo mover la base de datos de Vienna a otra carpeta?

    Por defecto, la base de datos de Vienna es el archivo messages.db que se encuentra en ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. Usted puede moverlo a la carpeta que desee. Los pasos a realizar son los siguientes:

      @@ -63,10 +71,20 @@

      What do the green dots mean in the list of articles?

      +

      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.

      ¿Cómo puedo utilizar la auto-eliminación de artículos y qué hace exactamente?

      La auto-eliminación de artículos mueve a la papelera los artículos que superan una determinada antigüedad. Esto le permite mantener de manera manejable las carpetas guardando únicamente los artículos recientes. La auto-eliminación de artículos funciona tanto cuando se inicia Vienna como cuando se ha actualizado cualquier suscripción. Para especificar una nueva fecha máxima de los artículos sujetos a la auto-eliminación, cambie la opción Mover los artículos a la papelera en las preferencias de la aplicación.

      La auto-eliminación no eliminará artículos no leídos o con indicador. Vienna entiende que ya que no ha leído estos artículos no desea eliminarlos todavía .

      +

      ¿Cómo puedo crear mis propios estilos?

      +

      Consulte la página de personalización de estilos para obtener las correspondientes instrucciones.

      +

      ¿Cómo puedo crear mis propios scripts?

      +

      Los scripts de Vienna se escriben utilizando AppleScript. Consulte la página de recursos de Apple para obtener más detalles acerca de él y de su uso.

      +

      Una manera de comenzar es descargar uno de los scripts ya existentes en la página de descargas de Vienna y abrirlo con el editor de AppleScripts. Consulte también la página de scripts para obtener más detalles de los scripts para Vienna y ejemplos de lo que se puede conseguir.

      +

      Si desea presentar su propio script a la comunidad de usuarios de la aplicación, envíelo a steve@opencommunity.co.uk y una vez haya sido probado, se pondrá a disposición de todos en la página de descargas.

      ¿Cómo puedo sugerir una mejora para Vienna?

      Escriba un mensaje en el foro de soporte. Todas las mejoras son incluidas en un archivo «To-Do» que se incluye en el código como guía para futuros desarrollos.

      +

      ¿Dónde puedo conseguir el código de Vienna?

      +

      Consulte la página de desarrollo para conocer la manera de obtener el código de Vienna. El código está a libre disposición de todo aquel que quiera conocer cómo funciona Vienna. También está disponible para quien desee construir su propia copia de Vienna desde cero en su propio ordenador o bien quiera incluir partes del código en su propio proyecto. El código se distribuye bajo licencia Apache 2.0.

      diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html index 7f0f5a86c1..e26fa7cc28 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html @@ -10,10 +10,20 @@    Introducción a Vienna

      Vienna es una aplicación que le permite leer las fuentes de noticias RSS o Atom en su ordenador con Mac OS X. Automatiza el trabajo de conseguir artículos de noticias de todas las fuentes suscritas y las guarda en una base de datos local, lo que permite que los artículos también puedan ser leídos cuando no hay disponible una conexión a la red. Asimismo incluye opciones de búsqueda que le permiten buscar palabras o frases clave en los artículos, marcar artículos con un indicador para tener referencias u organizar las fuentes de artículos relacionadas en grupos. También puede crear carpetas inteligentes que obtienen y muestran de manera fácil y dinámica los artículos en función de un determinado criterio de búsqueda. El navegador integrado - dotado con un sistema de pestañas - le permite ver los artículos o enlaces de las páginas web desde el mismo Vienna.

      -

      Vienna está diseñado para ofrecer una gran facilidad de uso. Posee una interfaz limpia y sencilla que maximiza el espacio para los artículos. Y apenas se necesitan unos pocos controles para llevar a cabo las acciones más frecuentes.

      Primeros pasos +

      Vienna está diseñado para ofrecer una gran facilidad de uso. Posee una interfaz limpia y sencilla que maximiza el espacio para los artículos. Y apenas se necesitan unos pocos controles para llevar a cabo las acciones más frecuentes.

      +

      Primeros pasos

      Si ésta es la primera vez que utiliza Vienna se habrá creado automáticamente una base de datos y añadido a ella algunas suscripciones. Para actualizarlas pulse Comando-T o bien escoja la opción Actualizar todas las suscripciones que se encuentra en el menú Archivo.

      Obviamente, puede suscribirse a todas las fuentes de noticias que usted desee. Hay varias maneras de encontrar fuentes. Cuando navegue por la web busque el o el icono XML que indica que la página tiene una fuente de noticias asociada a ella. Por lo general, prácticamente todos los servicios de publicación de blogs, por ejemplo LiveJournal o Blogger/Blogspot, incluyen las fuentes RSS como altenativa a la lectura de contenidos en la propia página.

      Si conoce el nombre de un usuario de LiveJournal, Blogger/Blogspot, MSN Spaces or Xanga, Vienna le proporciona una fácil manera de suscribirse a esa fuente. Empiece pulsando Comando-N o bien seleccionando la opción Crear una nueva suscripción en el menú Archivo. En el cuadro de diálogo Crear una nueva suscripción escoja el servicio de publicación de blogs que hay en la lista desplegable e introduzca el nombre de usuario en el campo inferior. Pulse Suscribirse y Vienna añadirá la suscripción a la lista de fuentes. Si en ese momento está conectado a internet automáticamente se iniciará la descarga de los artículos disponibles en la fuente.

      +

      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 :

      +
        +
      • Open Reader feeds can be synchronized across multiple devices/applications supporting it
        • +
      • Open Reader does not support feeds requiring username/password
        • +
      • Fetching feeds directly avoids the Open Reader service as an intermediary between you and the publishing site; for less "popular" feeds, you'll get articles sooner.
        • +
      • Generally, directly fetching feeds from their original website generates less network traffic. When the server signals there is no new articles since last fetch, Vienna avoids an useless download.
        • +

      Es muy común actualizar las suscripciones de manera manual. Sin embargo, puede optar por la posibilidad de que Vienna lo haga automáticamente tras un determinado periodo de tiempo. Para ello, diríjase a Preferencias y escoja el intervalo de tiempo deseado en la opción Comprobar si hay nuevos artículos. Tenga en cuenta que Vienna necesita estar ejecutándose -ya sea en segundo plano- para actualizar automáticamente las suscripciones.

      Al leer los artículos pulse la barra espaciadora y así saltará al siguiente artículo no leído de cualquier suscripción. Cada artículo recibe el estado de Leído tras un breve lapso de tiempo. Si prefiere esperar a leer un nuevo artículo para que que se produzca este hecho diríjase a Preferencias. Para marcar de nuevo como no leído un artículo, simplemente pulse la tecla R o seleccione la opción Marcar como no leído disponible en el menú Archivo.

      Usted puede ver cualquier artículo o enlace con el propio Vienna. Por defecto al seleccionar un enlace hará que se abra una nueva pestaña con el nuevo contenido. Vienna proporciona una navegación similar a los actuales navegadores, pero habrá ocasiones en las que prefiera hacerlo con su navegador preferido. Si desea ver siempre en su navegador las páginas web, active en Preferencias la opción Abrir enlaces en un navegador externo. No obstante, si únicamente desea visualizar el artículo seleccionado en ese momento en un navegador externo, haga clic en el botón derecho del ratón o pulse Comando a la vez que hace clic con el mencionado ratón y elija la opción Abrir página con XXX (XXX es el nombre de su navegador por defecto).

      diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html index 26654403e6..b0725d0e29 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Funciones rápidas de teclado + + @@ -24,15 +25,11 @@ f - Desplaza el cursor al cajón de búsqueda. + Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. - r - 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. + h + Desplaza el cursor al cajón de búsqueda. k @@ -42,6 +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. @@ -51,12 +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 @@ -70,10 +83,22 @@ 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. @@ -86,6 +111,26 @@ 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. @@ -99,7 +144,7 @@ Actualiza únicamente las suscripciones seleccionadas. - Comando-Minus + Control-Command-S Cancela cualquier actualización que se esté produciendo. @@ -111,8 +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-? @@ -122,6 +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. @@ -131,8 +216,8 @@ 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 @@ -171,8 +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 diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html index c8cb667160..65a3541374 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html @@ -10,7 +10,8 @@    Introduction à Vienna

      Vienna est une application qui permet de lire des flux RSS ou Atom sur les systèmes Mac OS X. Il automatise la récupération des nouveaux articles pour tous les abonnements auxquels vous aurez souscrit et les stocke dans une base de données locale pour une lecture hors-ligne. Il fournit des fonctions permettant de rechercher parmi les flux via des mots-clés ou des phrases, de marquer des articles pour un référencement ultérieur et d'organiser des flux ensemble à travers des groupes. Vous pouvez créer des dossiers intelligents qui rendent aisé de retrouver et consulter dynamiquement tous les articles de la base qui satisfont des critères de sélection. Le navigateur internet intégré permet d'afficher dans un onglet séparé, la page web des articles ou les liens présents dans les articles.

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      Vienna est conçu pour être simple et facile à utiliser. Une interface propre et dépouillée maximise l'espace pour les articles, et seules quelques commandes sont nécessaires pour effectuer les actions les plus courantes dans l'interface utilisateur.

      Pour démarrer +

      Vienna est conçu pour être simple et facile à utiliser. Une interface propre et dépouillée maximise l'espace pour les articles, et seules quelques commandes sont nécessaires pour effectuer les actions les plus courantes dans l'interface utilisateur.

      +

      Pour démarrer

      Lors de la première utilisation de Vienna, il crée une base de données et ajoute quelques abonnements d'exemple. Continuez ainsi et pressez Commande+T ou choisissez "Rafraîchir les abonnements" à partir du menu Fichier pour récupérer les derniers articles pour ces abonnements.

      Sinon, souscrivez à vos propres nouveaux flux. Il y a différents moyens de trouver ces flux. En surfant sut le net, repérez les icônes RSS feed icon ou XML indiquant qu'un flux est associé à la page. De plus, presque tous les services de blogs tels que LiveJournal ou Blogger fournissent des flux RSS comme alternative à une lecture des publications en ligne.

      Si vous connaissez le nom d'utilisateur d'un bloggueur inscrit sur LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces ou Xanga alors Vienna fournit un moyen aisé de souscrire à son flux. Pressez Commande+N ou choisissez la commande "Nouvel abonnement..." à partir du menu Fichier. Dans le panneau qui s'affiche, sélectionnez le service de Blog dans la liste déroulante, et saisissez enfin le nom de l'utilisateur dans le champ de texte en dessous. Confirmer par le bouton "S'abonner" et Vienna ajoutera l'abonnement dans la liste des dossiers. Si vous êtes connectés à Internet au même moment, il commencera tout de suite à collecter les articles pour ce flux.

      @@ -26,7 +27,7 @@

      Normalement vous devez indiquer manuellement à Vienna de rafraîchir les abonnements. Cependant, cela peut être automatisé à intervalles réguliers. Pour cela, ouvrez la section "Générale" du panneau de Préférences, sélectionnez l'intervalle de rafraîchissement dans la liste déroulante en face du paramètre 'Relever les nouveaux articles'. Vienna doit être lancé pour pouvoir exécuter le rafraîchissement automatique.

      Lors de la lecture des articles, pressez la barre d'espace pour passer au prochain article non lu. Chaque article est marqué comme étant lu automatiquement après un court délai. Si vous préférez attendre de passer à l'article suivant pour marquer l'article actuel comme étant lu, alors modifiez ce réglage dans la section "Générale" des Préférences. Pour marquer à nouveau un article comme étant non lu, choisissez la commande "Marquer comme non lu" à partir du menu Message ou pressez simplement la touche 'R'.

      Finalement, vous pouvez visualiser dans Vienna la page web de l'article ou n'importe quelle page dont le lien est contenu dans un article. Vienna supporte beaucoup des fonctions élémentaires d'un navigation internet. Par défaut, cliquer sur un lien dans Vienna ouvrira la page web dans un nouvel onglet. Si vous préférez visualiser toutes les pages web avec une autre navigateur, alors dans la section "Générale" du panneau de Préférences, activez l'option 'Ouvrir les liens dans un autre navigateur'. Pour visualiser au cas par cas les liens pour les pages dans un autre navigateur, choisissez dans le menu contextuel de la page (bouton droit ou Crontrol-clic) la commande "Ouvrir le lien dans XXX" ou "Ouvrir la page dans XXX" où XXX est le nom de votre navigateur internet par défaut.

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      Dès que vous vous sentirez à l'aise avec Vienna, poursuivez et explorez the différentes options. Vous pouvez changer l'apparence d'affichage des articles en sélectionnant un Style dans la liste du menu Affichage/Style. Vous trouverez beaucoup plus de styles personnalisés sur la page de Extras du site web de Vienna, ainsi que des scripts qui permettent d'intégrer Vienna aux autres applications de votre ordinateur. Vous pouvez expérimenter les dossiers intelligents pour organiser les articles selon des critères fondés sur le contenu de chaque article.

      +

      Dès que vous vous sentirez à l'aise avec Vienna, poursuivez et explorez the différentes options. Vous pouvez changer l'apparence d'affichage des articles en sélectionnant un Style dans la liste du menu Affichage/Style. Vous trouverez beaucoup plus de styles personnalisés sur la page de Extras du site web de Vienna, ainsi que des scripts qui permettent d'intégrer Vienna aux autres applications de votre ordinateur. Vous pouvez expérimenter les dossiers intelligents pour organiser les articles selon des critères fondés sur le contenu de chaque 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.

      Si vous avez des questions au sujet de Vienna ou si vous rencontrez des problèmes, envoyez un e-mail à Vienna Help ou reportez-vous au forum de support (en anglais).

      diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html index 007b0a30c5..969d0a4d53 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -3,29 +3,28 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Raccourcis clavier + +   Raccourcis clavier

      Dans Vienna vous pouvez utiliser votre clavier pour exécuter rapidement beaucoup d'actions. Pour trouver les raccourcis clavier pour les commandes courantes, regardez dans les menus (ou parcourrez la liste en bas de cette page). Beaucoup d'objets dans Vienna, tels que la liste des dossiers ou celle des articles possèdent aussi un menu contextuel. Pour afficher un menu contextuel, pressez la touche "Ctrl" et cliquez sur l'objet.

      Pour réaliser une action, pressez les raccourcis indiqués ci-dessous.

      - +
      - +
      Combinaison de touchesActionAction
      - +
      - + -
      Raccourci à une toucheRaccourci à une touche  
      - - + @@ -80,16 +79,12 @@ -
      ff Ouvrir la barre de recherche et sélectionne le champ de recherche.
      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.
      - - + -
      Raccourcis générauxRaccourcis généraux  
      - - + @@ -176,6 +171,10 @@ + + + + @@ -196,16 +195,12 @@ -
      Alt-ClickAlt-Click Ouvre la page originelle de l'article dans un onglet sans tenir compte des préférences pour ouvrir les liens dans un navigateur externe.
      ⌘-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.⌘-? Affiche l'aide Vienna.
      - - + -
      Raccourcis ArticlesRaccourcis Articles  
      - - + @@ -240,16 +235,12 @@ -
      Alt-Entrée ou Alt-ReturnAlt-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-⌘-K Marque tous les articles de tous les dossiers comme étant lus.
      - - + -
      Raccourcis fenêtreRaccourcis fenêtre  
      - - + @@ -284,16 +275,12 @@ -
      ⌘-W⌘-W Ferme l'onglet actif si plusieurs sont ouverts ; sinon, ferme la fenêtre Vienna.
      ⌘-2 Affiche la fenêtre de téléchargement.
      - - + -
      Racourcis du navigateur internetRacourcis du navigateur internet  
      - - + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html index 0fc85e7c56..d7399a6a2c 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -24,6 +24,8 @@

      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.

      +

      Advanced Settings

      +

      Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

      diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html index 2100c133a6..2c2d519197 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html @@ -11,30 +11,39 @@   Come Faccio A?

      Qui sotto ci sono alcune delle domande più comuni che ci sono state fatte su Vienna mentre veniva effettuato il test pre-rilascio. Vai alla Pagina FAQ Ufficiale di Vienna per questi e i più recenti trucchi e suggerimenti per usare Vienna.

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      Dove ottengo il codice sorgente di Vienna?

      -

      Vedi la pagina Development per istruzioni su come ottenere il codice sorgente di Vienna. Il codice sorgente è liberamente disponibile se sei interessato ad imparare come funziona Vienna, se vuoi compilare una tua copia di Vienna da zero sulla tua macchina o se vuoi prenderne una parte da includere nel tuo progetto. Il sorgente viene fornito sottolicenza Apache 2.0 .

      Ho trovato un problema in Vienna. Come lo segnalo?

      Invia un messaggio nel forum Support e qualcuno investigherà. Fornisci quante più informazioni puoi sul problema incluso: il numero della build di Vienna (ottenuta dalla finestra Informazioni su Vienna), i passi per riprodurlo e cosa ti aspetti che accada.

      Assicurati di avere in esecuzione sempre la build più recente di Vienna. Il comando Controlla Aggiornamenti segnalerà se c'è una build più recente disponibile rispetto a quella in tuo possesso.

      Le correzioni di problemi hanno priorità sulle nuove funzionalità per cui sel il tuo problema viene confermato come baco ad alto impatto e non c'è un alternativa semplice di funzionamento cercherò di rendere disponibile una correzione non appena ragionevolmente possibile.

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      Come faccio a creare i miei stili?

      -

      Vedi la pagina Custom Styles per istruzioni.

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      ome faccio a creare i miei script?

      <<p>Gli script di Vienna sono scritti usando AppleScript. Vedi la pagine risorse di Apple per ulteriori dettagli. -

      Un modo per iniziare è scaricare uno degli script esistenti dalla pagina Vienna Downloads e visualizzarlo nell'editor AppleScript. Dai uno sguardo anche alla pagina Scripts per ulteriori dettagli sul dizionario di scripting di Vienna ed esempi di cosa puoi ottenere.

      -

      Per pubblicare il tuo script, invialo a steve@opencommunity.co.uk e dopo esser stato controllato, sarà reso disponibile sulla pagina Downloads.

      Come posso vedere cosa è successo quando sono state aggiornate le mie iscrizioni?

      Apri la Finestra Attività dal menu Finestra. La finestra attività mostra tutte le iscrizioni e lo stato relativo all'ultima volta che sono state aggiornate in quella sessione. In fondo la fiestra attività mostra ulteriori dettagli incluse le intestazioni HTTP e può essere utile per il debug. (Se il pannello dettagli non è visibile, prendi il separatore in fondo alla Finestra Attività e trascinalo sopra in modo da scoprire il pannello).

      +

      How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

      +

      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 :

      +
        +
      • requiring a username and a password
        • +
      • or requiring a specific cookie
        • +
      +

      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.

      Come faccio a spostare il mio database di Vienna in un'altra cartella?

      Di default, il tuo database Vienna è il file messages.db che è posizionato in ~/Libreria/Application Support/Vienna. Puoi spostarlo in un'altra cartella se lo desideri. I passi seguenti mostrano come:

        @@ -62,10 +71,20 @@

        What do the green dots mean in the list of articles?

        +

        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.

        Coma faccio ad usare Scadenza Automatica e cosa fa?

        Scadenza Automatica sposta gli articoli più vecchi di un certo numero di giorni nella cartella Cestino. Ti permette di mantenere le tue cartelle gestibili trattenendo solo gli articoli che siano recenti. La scadenza automatica viene eseguita sia all'avvio di Vienna che dopo che tu abbia aggiornato qualsiasi iscrizione. Per controllare la data degli articoli da far scadere automaticamente, modifca l'opzione "Fai scadere articoli più vecchi di" nelle Preferenze.

        Scadenza Automatica non eliminerà articoli non letti o segnalati con contrassegno. Assume che tu non abbia letto questi articoli e così li lascia là.

        +

        Come faccio a creare i miei stili?

        +

        Vedi la pagina Custom Styles per istruzioni.

        +

        ome faccio a creare i miei script?

        +

        Gli script di Vienna sono scritti usando AppleScript. Vedi la pagine risorse di Apple per ulteriori dettagli.

        +

        Un modo per iniziare è scaricare uno degli script esistenti dalla pagina Vienna Downloads e visualizzarlo nell'editor AppleScript. Dai uno sguardo anche alla pagina Scripts per ulteriori dettagli sul dizionario di scripting di Vienna ed esempi di cosa puoi ottenere.

        +

        Per pubblicare il tuo script, invialo a steve@opencommunity.co.uk e dopo esser stato controllato, sarà reso disponibile sulla pagina Downloads.

        Come faccio a richiedere un miglioramento in Vienna?

        Invia un messaggio sul forum di supporto. Tutti i miglioramenti richiesti sono registrati nel file TODO incluso insieme al codice sorgente come guida per gli sviluppatori futuri.

        +

        Dove ottengo il codice sorgente di Vienna?

        +

        Vedi la pagina Development per istruzioni su come ottenere il codice sorgente di Vienna. Il codice sorgente è liberamente disponibile se sei interessato ad imparare come funziona Vienna, se vuoi compilare una tua copia di Vienna da zero sulla tua macchina o se vuoi prenderne una parte da includere nel tuo progetto. Il sorgente viene fornito sottolicenza Apache 2.0 .

        diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html index c7fa299fac..97917fc9f4 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html @@ -10,10 +10,20 @@    Introduzione a Vienna

        Vienna è un'applicazione che ti permette di leggere feed di notizie in formato RSS o Atom sul tuo computer con Mac OSX. Automatizza il compito di recuperare i nuovi articoli da tutti i feed cui si è iscritti e di memorizzarli in un database locale per leggerli quando si è off-line. Fornisce caratteristiche che ti permettono di cercare nei feed per parole chiave o frasi, segnalare gli articoli con contrassegno per riferimento futuro ed organizzare insieme in gruppi i feed correlati. Puoi creare cartelle smart che rendano semplice recuperare e visualizzare tutti gli articoli nel database che soddisfino un dato criterio di ricerca. Il browser interno ti permette di andare alla pagina web degli articoli direttamente all'interno di Vienna su pannelli separati.

        -

        Vienna è progettato in modo da essere semplice e facile da utilizzare. Un'interfaccia pulita e ordinata massimizza lo spazio per gli articoli e solo pochi pulsanti sono necessari per eseguire la maggior parte delle operazioni nell'interfaccia utente.

        Come Iniziare +

        Vienna è progettato in modo da essere semplice e facile da utilizzare. Un'interfaccia pulita e ordinata massimizza lo spazio per gli articoli e solo pochi pulsanti sono necessari per eseguire la maggior parte delle operazioni nell'interfaccia utente.

        +

        Come Iniziare

        Se questa è la prima volta che usi Vienna allora il programma avrà creato un nuovo database per te ad aggiunto alcune iscrizioni e notizie di esempio. Vai allora avanti e premi Comando+T o scegli Aggiorna Tutte le Iscrizioni dal menu Archivio per ottenere gli ultimi articoli da queste iscrizioni.

        Alternativamente, iscriviti ai tuoi feed di notizie personali. Ci sono vari modi per trovare feed. Quando navighi sul web, cerca la o le icone XML che indicano che la pagina ha dei feed associati ad essa. Alternativamente quasi tutti i servizi di blogging come LiveJournal o Blogger forniscono feed RSS come alternativa alla lettura degli articoli online.

        Se conosci il nome utente di blogger su Splinder, LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces o Xanga allora Vienna rende più facile iscriversi ai loro news feed. Inizia premendo Comando+N o scegli il comando Nuova Iscrizione dal menu Archivio. Nella finestra "Crea una nuova iscrizione RSS", scegli il servizio di blogging dall'elenco a comparsa ed inserisci il nome utente nel campo di testo sottostante. Poi scegli Iscriviti e Vienna aggiungerà l'iscrizione all'elenco cartelle. Se in quel momento eri connesso ad internet, Vienna inizierà anche immediatamente a raccogliere gli articoli dal 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 :

        +
          +
        • Open Reader feeds can be synchronized across multiple devices/applications supporting it
          • +
        • Open Reader does not support feeds requiring username/password
          • +
        • Fetching feeds directly avoids the Open Reader service as an intermediary between you and the publishing site; for less "popular" feeds, you'll get articles sooner.
          • +
        • Generally, directly fetching feeds from their original website generates less network traffic. When the server signals there is no new articles since last fetch, Vienna avoids an useless download.
          • +

        Normalmente devi dire manualmente a Vienna quando aggiornare tutte le tue iscrizioni. Comunque puoi scegliere di chiedere a Vienna di aggiornare automaticamente ad intervalli di tempo regolari. Nella sezione Generale delle Preferenze, scegli l'intervallo di tempo desiderato dall'elenco a comparsa vicino a 'Controlla nuovi articoli'. Vienna deve essere in esecuzione perché possa aggiornare automaticamente le iscrizioni.

        Per leggere gli articoli, premi la Barra Spaziatrice per passare all'articolo successivo non letto in ogni iscrizione. Ogni articolo è segnalato automaticamente come letto dopo un breve periodo di tempo. Se preferisci aspettare fino a quando ti sposti all'articolo successivo non letto prima che quello corrente sia segnalato come letto, puoi impostare questo comportamento nel pannello Generale delle Preferenze. Per selezionare un articolo come non letto di nuovo, scegli il comando Segnala come Non Letto dal menu Articolo o premi semplicemente il tasto 'R'.

        Infine puoi visualizzare la pagina web dell'articolo oppure qualsiasi collegamento a pagine web in un articolo all'interno di Vienna. Di default facendo clic su un collegamento web all'interno di Vienna, il programma aprirà la pagina web in un nuovo pannello. Vienna fornisce un buon supporto per la navigazione web di base ma ci saranno volte in cui preferirai aprire i collegamenti nel tuo browser web di default. Se preferisci visualizzare tutte le pagine web fuori da Vienna, allora attiva l'opzione 'Apri collegamenti in un browser esterno' nella sezione Generale delle Preferenze. Se comunque preferisci visualizzare il collegamento o pagina corrente nel tuo browser esterno, fai clic con il pulsante destro sulla pagina o scegli l'opzione "Apri Collegamento in XXX" o "Apri Pagina in XXX" dove XXX sarà il nome del tuo browser di default.

        diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html index 339c7eef88..ece43190d1 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Abbreviazioni da Tastiera + + @@ -24,15 +25,11 @@
      - - - - - + - - + + @@ -42,6 +39,22 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + @@ -51,16 +64,12 @@ - - + + - - - - - - + + @@ -74,10 +83,22 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + + @@ -90,6 +111,26 @@ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + @@ -103,7 +144,7 @@ - + @@ -115,8 +156,40 @@ - - + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + @@ -126,6 +199,14 @@ + + + + + + + + @@ -134,6 +215,10 @@ + + + + @@ -171,8 +256,8 @@ - - + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html index 9b765f4e1e..a2caba9b65 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -24,6 +24,8 @@

      Ontdek toetscombinaties voor veelgebruikte commando's

      Hoe kan ik?

      Veelgestelde vragen, ondersteuning verkrijgen en problemen oplossen.

      +

      Advanced Settings

      +

      Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

      diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html index 8be3a8d238..120fda4465 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - + How Do I? @@ -11,31 +11,39 @@   Hoe kan ik?

      Hier zijn een aantal vragen die naar voren kwamen tijdens de ontwikkeling van Vienna in de test-fase. Kijk hiervoor op Official Vienna FAQ Page en de laatste hints en tips voor Vienna.

      -

      Waar kan ik de Vienna broncode vinden?

      -

      Kijk op de Development pagina voor instructies om de broncode van Vienna te krijgen. De broncode is vrij beschikbaar om in te kijken als u geïnteresseerd bent hoe Vienna werkt, als u zelf een kopie van Vienna wilt compileren of om in een ander project delen ervan te gebruiken. De broncode wordt aangeboden onder de Apache 2.0 license.

      Ik heb een probleem gevonden in Vienna. Hoe kan ik dit melden?

      Plaats een bericht in het Support forum of in de issues list (beide Engels-talig) en iemand zal het onderzoeken. Geef zoveel informatie over het probleem als u kan, inclusief: de 'build' van Vienna (te vinden in het Vienna → Over Vienna venster), hoe de fout te reproduceren en wat u verwachte dat er zou gebeuren. Er is een sticky note in het forum met tips hoe u een goed bug rapport schrijft.

      Zorg ervoor dat u altijd de laatste versie van Vienna gebruikt. Het Vienna → Zoek naar updates menu zal rapporteren of er een nieuwere versie is dan degene die u gebruikt.

      -

      Hoe creëer ik mijn eigen stijlen?

      -

      Kijk op de Custom Styles page voor instructies.

      -

      Hoe kan ik mijn eigen scripts maken?

      -

      Vienna's scripts zijn geschreven in AppleScript. Kijk op Apple resource page voor meer informatie.

      -

      Om te beginnen kan u een bestaand script downladen zoals Cortig's original Share with Papers plugin of reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script en dit bekijken in AppleScript editor.

      -

      Heeft u een script dat u wilt aanmelden, stuur dit naar steve@opencommunity.co.uk en nadat het is bekeken, zal het beschikbaar komen op de Downloads pagina.

      +

      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.

      Hoe kan ik zien wat er gebeurt als mijn abonnementen worden bijgewerkt?

      Selecteer Venster → Activiteitenoverzicht. Het venster toont alle abonnementen en hun status van de laatste bijwerking. Onderin staan gedetailleerde gegevens en deze kunnen bruikbaar zijn voor het oplossen van problemen. (Als de details niet zichtbaar zijn, pak dan de splitter onder in het venster en sleep deze omhoog om dit paneel te tonen).

      +

      How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

      +

      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 :

      +
        +
      • requiring a username and a password
        • +
      • or requiring a specific cookie
        • +
      +

      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.

      Hoe kan ik mijn Vienna database verplaatsen naar een andere map?

      De Vienna database heet messages.db en is normaliter te vinden in ~/Library/Application Support/Vienna. U kan deze op een andere plaats bewaren. Volg deze stappen:

        @@ -68,7 +76,15 @@

        Hoe gebruik ik Auto Expiratie en wat doet het?

        Auto-expiratie verplaatst artikelen die ouder zijn dan x dagen naar de prullenmand. Hierdoor kunt u uw mappen handelbaar houden door alleen recente artikelen te bewaren. Dit is actief bij het starten van Vienna en na het bijwerken van abonnementen. Ga naar Voorkeuren → Algemeen en pas daar de Verplaats artikelen naar prullenmand optie aan.

        Auto-expire verwijderd GEEN ongelezen of gemarkeerde artikelen. Het gaat ervan uit dat u die nog niet gelezen heeft en laat ze daarom met rust.

        +

        Hoe creëer ik mijn eigen stijlen?

        +

        Kijk op de Custom Styles page voor instructies.

        +

        Hoe kan ik mijn eigen scripts maken?

        +

        Vienna's scripts zijn geschreven in AppleScript. Kijk op Apple resource page voor meer informatie.

        +

        Om te beginnen kan u een bestaand script downladen zoals Cortig's original Share with Papers plugin of reefdog's Vienna to Yojimbo script en dit bekijken in AppleScript editor.

        +

        Heeft u een script dat u wilt aanmelden, stuur dit naar steve@opencommunity.co.uk en nadat het is bekeken, zal het beschikbaar komen op de Downloads pagina.

        Hoe vraag ik om een verbetering aan Vienna?

        Plaats een bericht in de issues list.

        +

        Waar kan ik de Vienna broncode vinden?

        +

        Kijk op de Development pagina voor instructies om de broncode van Vienna te krijgen. De broncode is vrij beschikbaar om in te kijken als u geïnteresseerd bent hoe Vienna werkt, als u zelf een kopie van Vienna wilt compileren of om in een ander project delen ervan te gebruiken. De broncode wordt aangeboden onder de Apache 2.0 license.

        diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html index c37657a8cd..9437f1422b 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html @@ -10,7 +10,8 @@    Inleiding

        Vienna is een programma waarmee u RSS en Atom feeds kunt lezen op uw Mac OS X computer. Het automatiseert het ophalen van nieuwe artikelen van uw abonnementen en bewaart deze in een lokale database zodat u hen ook offline kan lezen. U kunt artikelen doorzoeken op sleutelwoorden, markeren voor later en feeds organiseren in mappen. U kunt slimme mappen aanmaken die het eenvoudig maken om automatisch artikelen bij elkaar te groeperen gebaseerd op zoekcriteria. De ingebouwde webbrowser geeft u de mogelijkheid om de webpagina's van de artikelen te bekijken of om links te volgen in aparte tabbladen.

        -

        Vienna is ontworpen met als doel eenvoud. Veel ruimte voor uw nieuws en een simpele bediening.

        Beginnen met Vienna +

        Vienna is ontworpen met als doel eenvoud. Veel ruimte voor uw nieuws en een simpele bediening.

        +

        Beginnen met Vienna

        Als dit de eerste keer is dat u Vienna gebruikt dan wordt er een database gecreëerd en een aantal standaard abonnmementen toegevoegd. Kies Archief → Werk alle abonnementen bij uit het menu of ⌘R om de meest recente artikelen op te halen.

        Abonneer u op uw eigen feeds. Er zijn diverse manieren om feeds te vinden. Tijdens het web browsen ziet u of XML iconen die aangeven dat de webpagina een RSS-feed heeft. Bijna alle online blog diensten zoals Blogger of LiveJournal hebben RSS feeds.

        Indien u de gebruikersnaam van een blogger op LiveJournal, Blogger, MSN Spaces of Xanga kent, dan maakt Vienna het eenvoudig om een abonnement te nemen op hun feed. Begin door ⌘N in te toetsen of door Archief → Nieuw abonnement... te kiezen. In het Neem een nieuw abonnement venster, kies de blog dienst uit de Bron lijst en voer de gebruikersnaam in. Kies dan Abonneer en Vienna voegt het abonnement toe aan de lijst. Als u verbonden bent met het internet worden direct de artikelen van de feed binnen gehaald.

        @@ -25,8 +26,8 @@

        Normaal moet u in Vienna handmatig uw abonnementen bijwerken. U kan dit ook automatisch laten doen met een tijd-interval. In de Algemeen sectie van de Voorkeuren selecteert u de gewenste interval uit de lijst Zoek naar nieuwe artikelen. Vienna moet actief zijn om automatisch de abonnementen bij te werken.

        Tijdens het lezen drukt u de spatiebalk in om naar een volgend ongelezen artikel te gaan. Ieder artikel wordt als gelezen gemarkeerd na een korte vertraging. Als u liever heeft dat dit gebeurt als u naar het volgende artikel gaat, dan kan u dit aanpassen in Voorkeuren → Algemeen. Om een artikel als ongelezen te markeren kies Artikel → Markeer als ongelezen of druk eenvoudigweg de R toets in.

        -

        Tenslotte, u kunt de webpagina van een artikel of een koppeling uit het artikel bekijken in Vienna. Op een koppeling klikken opent de webpagina in de interne browser in een nieuwe tab. Als u de voorkeur heeft om alle webpagina's in uw standaard webbrowser te bekijken selecteer dan in Voorkeuren → Algemeen de optie Open koppeling in externe browser. Als u rechts-klikt in een artikel of webpagina dan kunt u die bekijken in uw standaard ingestelde externe browser, u ziet dan in het contextuele menu de optie Open koppeling in xxx of Open pagina in xxx waar xxx vervangen wordt door de naam van uw standaard browser.

        -

        Ontdek nog meer mogelijkheden van Vienna. U kunt de stilering van de artikelen veranderen door Weergave → Stijl te kiezen. Veel meer stijlen zijn te vinden op de Extras pagina van de Vienna website samen met scripts waarmee u Vienna kan integreren met andere programma's op uw computer. Of experimenteer met slimme mappen om uw artikelen te organiseren volgens de door u opgegeven criteria omtrent de inhoud van die artikelen.

        +

        Tenslotte, u kunt de webpagina van een artikel of een koppeling uit het artikel bekijken in Vienna. Op een koppeling klikken opent de webpagina in de interne browser in een nieuwe 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. Als u de voorkeur heeft om alle webpagina's in uw standaard webbrowser te bekijken selecteer dan in Voorkeuren → Algemeen de optie Open koppeling in externe browser. Als u rechts-klikt in een artikel of webpagina dan kunt u die bekijken in uw standaard ingestelde externe browser, u ziet dan in het contextuele menu de optie Open koppeling in xxx of Open pagina in xxx waar xxx vervangen wordt door de naam van uw standaard browser.

        +

        Ontdek nog meer mogelijkheden van Vienna. U kunt de stilering van de artikelen veranderen door Weergave → Stijl te kiezen. Veel meer stijlen zijn te vinden op de Extras pagina van de Vienna website samen met scripts waarmee u Vienna kan integreren met andere programma's op uw computer. Of experimenteer met slimme mappen om uw artikelen te organiseren volgens de door u opgegeven criteria omtrent de inhoud van die artikelen. 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.

        Indien u vragen heeft over Vienna of problemen ondervind, stuur dan een email naar Vienna Help of ga naar het Support forum.

        diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html index 15ddf093b8..46f7e9fb9f 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Keyboard Shortcuts + + @@ -15,7 +16,7 @@

        ⌦ = Delete, ⌫ = Backspace, ⌅ = Enter, ↩ = Return, ⌥ = Alt, ⇧ = Shift, ⌘ = Command, ⌃ = Control

      Alt-RAlt-R Recharge la page web active.
      fImposta il focus dell'input sulla finestra di ricerca.
      rSegnala gli articoli selezionati come letti.Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field.
      sSegnala la cartella corrente come letta poi passa alla cartella successiva con articoli non letti.hImposta il focus dell'input sulla finestra di ricerca.
      km Segnala con contrassegno gli articoli selezionati.
      bMoves to the first unread article.
      nMoves to the next unread article.
      r or uSegnala gli articoli selezionati come letti.
      sSegnala 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.
      SpacebarVa 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.LeftMoves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list.
      Comando-UVa all'articolo successivo non letto.
      Command-YOpens the article list tab.SpacebarVa 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.
      Enter/ReturnAbbreviazioni Generali  
      Alt-ClickOpen the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
      Shift-Command-BOpens the filter bar.
      Comando-N Crea una nuova iscrizione.
      Shift-Command-GCreate a group folder.
      Shift-Comando-F Crea una cartella smart.Shift-Comando-D Elimina la cartella selezionata.
      Command-CCopies the selected text to the clipboard. If the focus is on an article, it copies the article details to the clipboard.
      Command-HHides the Vienna main window.
      Alt-Command-HHides all other application windows but keeps the Vienna main window visible.
      Command-IDisplays the Info window for the selected folder.
      Command-LPuts 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.Aggiorna solo quelle iscrizioni che siano selezionate nell'elenco cartelle.
      Comando-MenoControl-Command-S Interrompi ogni aggiornamento attivo.
      Attiva la finestra Formato di stampa.
      Shift-Comando-VConvalida il feed selezionato.Command-QExit Vienna.
      Command-TOpens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar.
      Comando-UVa all'articolo successivo non letto.
      Command-ZUndoes 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-MenoDecreases the size of the text in the current article or web page.
      Command-,Opens the Vienna preferences panel.
      Alt-Command-BackspaceEmpties the trash folder after prompting for confirmation.
      Comando-?Abbreviazioni Articoli  
      Alt-Enter/Alt-ReturnOpens the selected article's original web page, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser.
      Shift-Command-ZRedo the last action, if it was previously undone.
      Shift-Comando-M Segnala con contrassegno gli articoli selezionati.Shift-Comando-U Segnala gli articoli selezionati come letti.
      Alt-Command-SUses 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.Visualizza il pannello successivo.
      Shift-Comando-WChiude 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-YOpens the article list tab.
      Comando-M
      - +
      Toets(en)Toets(en) Actie
      @@ -24,10 +25,6 @@ Enkelvoudige toetsen   - - b - Ga naar het eerste ongelezen artikel. - f Activeer het zoek venster. @@ -45,15 +42,15 @@ Schakel de geselecteerde artikelen tussen ⚑ markering aan of uit. - n - Ga naar het volgende ongelezen artikel. + b + Ga naar het eerste ongelezen artikel. - r - Schakel de geselecteerde artikelen tussen gelezen en ongelezen. + n + Ga naar het volgende ongelezen artikel. - u + r or u Schakel de geselecteerde artikelen tussen gelezen en ongelezen. @@ -68,6 +65,10 @@ >  of  . Toon het volgende bekeken artikel of webpagina. + + Left + Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. + Spatiebalk Ga naar het volgende ongelezen artikel, tenzij er meer tekst in het huidige artikel is dan schuift de volgende pagina in beeld. @@ -96,6 +97,10 @@ ⌘N Maak een nieuw abonnement aan. + + Shift-Command-G + Create a group folder. + ⇧⌘F Maak een slimme map. @@ -244,10 +249,6 @@ ⌥⌘W Sluit alle tab vensters. Opmerking: Dit commando vervangt de Sluit tab in het Archief menu als de alt (⌥) toets is ingedrukt. - - ⇧⌘W - Sluit het Vienna venster maar laat Vienna in de achtergrond werken. U kan het venster weer openen door op het Vienna icoon in de Dock te klikken of door ⌘1 in te toetsen. - ⌥⌘← Toon het vorige tab venster. @@ -256,6 +257,10 @@ ⌥⌘→ Toon het volgende tab venster. + + Command-Y + Opens the article list tab. + ⌘M Minimaliseer het Vienna venster naar de Dock. diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html index 7cabca4345..6b24ef4be1 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -24,6 +24,8 @@

      一般使用時的常用快速鍵

      我該怎麼做？

      常見問題、以及如何取得技術支援

      +

      Advanced Settings

      +

      Explains the settings in the Advanced Preferences.

      diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html index 3ebef00ba8..6728a09ed2 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html @@ -9,6 +9,82 @@   我該怎麼做？ -

      您可以瀏覽 Vienna 官方 FAQ 網頁，查看最新的 Vienna 使用技巧。

      +

      Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. 您可以瀏覽 Vienna 官方 FAQ 網頁，查看最新的 Vienna 使用技巧。

      + +

      I found a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?

      +

      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.

      +

      How can I see what happened when my subscriptions are refreshed?

      +

      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).

      +

      How do I subscribe to a feed requiring user authentication?

      +

      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 :

      +
        +
      • requiring a username and a password
        • +
      • or requiring a specific cookie
        • +
      +

      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.

      +

      How do I move my Vienna database to another folder?

      +

      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:

      +
        +
      1. Shut down Vienna.
        2. +
      2. Open a console window and enter:
        +
        + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '<path to new messages.db>'
        +
        + where <path to new messages.db> is the name of the folder that contains the messages.db file. The path itself should have the messages.db filename at the end. For example:
        +
        + defaults write uk.co.opencommunity.vienna2 "DefaultDatabase" '/Users/steve/mydata/messages.db'
        3. +
      3. Restart Vienna.
        4. +
      +

      One of my subscriptions reports "Error parsing XML data in feed". What does this mean?

      +

      It means that Vienna got a feed back from the subscription that it couldn't interpret. There are several reasons for this:

      +
        +
      1. The URL of the feed may not be pointing to an RSS or Atom feed but to a web page. Check the URL of the offending feed carefully.
        2. +
      2. The feed itself may contain malformed XML. Some subscriptions make a mistake in putting together the XML that makes up the feed and Vienna cannot interpret malformed XML. Use the Validate Feed command on the File menu to see if this is the case. Unfortunately you cannot do much about this in Vienna except wait for the feed itself to be corrected by the site.
        3. +
      3. The feed may be incomplete. If the refresh was interrupted then the XML data will be incomplete and will appear malformed in Vienna. A second refresh may correct this problem.
        4. +
      +

      If none of the above explain the problem, post a message on the support forum with the URL of the feed exhibiting the problem.

      +

      Is there a shortcut key for going to the next article, marking read, etc?

      +

      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.

      +

      What do the green dots mean in the list of articles?

      +

      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.

      +

      How do I use Auto Expire and what does it do?

      +

      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.

      +

      How do I create my own styles?

      +

      See the Custom Styles page for instructions.

      +

      How do I create my own scripts?

      +

      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.

      +

      How do I request an enhancement in Vienna?

      +

      Post a message over at the issues list.

      +

      Where do I get the Vienna source code?

      +

      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-Hant.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html index 27c473d3e1..c360256664 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html @@ -9,7 +9,25 @@    Vienna 簡介 -

      Vienna 是一套讓您可以在 Mac OS X 環境下，閱讀 RSS 或 Atom 檔案訂閱格式的應用程式。這套程式會自動從您所訂閱的站台中取得文章，並且在您的本機電腦中建立一個資料庫，儲存文章資料，讓您可以方便地離線閱讀。這套程式並且提供您以關鍵字或是詞彙搜尋文章、將文章加上旗標標示、以及透過群組檔案夾將相關訂閱頻道組織在一起…等功能。您也可以透過建立智慧型檔案夾，這套程式將會以動態的方式，讓您輕鬆地查閱某些搜尋條件的文章。Vienna 內建的網頁瀏覽器，也可以讓您在分頁介面中，直接瀏覽文章的原始網頁。

      -

      我們將 Vienna 設計得簡單好用。我們透過簡潔、毫不凌亂的介面，盡可能放大閱讀文章的版面空間，同時在這樣的介面中，也只需要幾個簡單的指令，就可以完成大部份需要使用的功能。

      +

      Vienna 是一套讓您可以在 Mac OS X 環境下，閱讀 RSS 或 Atom 檔案訂閱格式的應用程式。 這套程式會自動從您所訂閱的站台中取得文章，並且在您的本機電腦中建立一個資料庫，儲存文章資料，讓您可以方便地離線閱讀。 這套程式並且提供您以關鍵字或是詞彙搜尋文章、將文章加上旗標標示、以及透過群組檔案夾將相關訂閱頻道組織在一起…等功能。 您也可以透過建立智慧型檔案夾，這套程式將會以動態的方式，讓您輕鬆地查閱某些搜尋條件的文章。 Vienna 內建的網頁瀏覽器，也可以讓您在分頁介面中，直接瀏覽文章的原始網頁。

      +

      我們將 Vienna 設計得簡單好用。 我們透過簡潔、毫不凌亂的介面，盡可能放大閱讀文章的版面空間，同時在這樣的介面中，也只需要幾個簡單的指令，就可以完成大部份需要使用的功能。

      +

      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 RSS feed icon 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 :

      +
        +
      • Open Reader feeds can be synchronized across multiple devices/applications supporting it
        • +
      • Open Reader does not support feeds requiring username/password
        • +
      • Fetching feeds directly avoids the Open Reader service as an intermediary between you and the publishing site; for less "popular" feeds, you'll get articles sooner.
        • +
      • Generally, directly fetching feeds from their original website generates less network traffic. When the server signals there is no new articles since last fetch, Vienna avoids an useless download.
        • +
      +

      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-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html index 85148deb42..89d0ec7f2d 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -3,17 +3,18 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - 鍵盤快速鍵 + + -   鍵盤快速鍵 +   鍵盤快速鍵

      您以使用以下鍵盤快速鍵，在 Vienna 中快速完成許多工作。您可以在選單中、或是在下表中查閱相關鍵盤快速鍵。而在 Vienna 的許多項目—例如檔案夾列表或文章列表中，有都有右鍵下拉選單的設計，您只要按住 Ctrl 然後點選這些項目，就可以看到這些選單。

      鍵盤快速鍵如下：

      - +
      按鍵按鍵 指令
      @@ -24,20 +25,36 @@ f - 將輸入焦點移動到搜尋視窗中 + Opens the filter bar and puts the focus on the filter search field. - r - 將選擇的文章標為已讀 + h + 將輸入焦點移動到搜尋視窗中 - s - 將正在閱讀的檔案夾標為已讀，並且跳過目前的檔案夾，跳至下一個包含未讀文章的檔案夾中。 + k + Marks the current folder read. m 將目前選擇的文章加上圖標標示。 + + b + Moves to the first unread article. + + + n + Moves to the next unread article. + + + r or u + 將選擇的文章標為已讀 + + + s + 將正在閱讀的檔案夾標為已讀，並且跳過目前的檔案夾，跳至下一個包含未讀文章的檔案夾中。 + < 顯示上一個讀過的文章或是網頁。 @@ -47,16 +64,12 @@ 顯示下一個讀過的文章或是網頁。 - 空白鍵 - 如果目前的文章的下方還有沒讀完的內容，則會向下捲動一頁。如果已經讀完，就會移動到下一個未讀的文章。 - - - Command-U - 移動到下一篇未讀的文章 + Left + Moves the focus to the folder list if it is currently in the article list. - Command-Y - Opens the article list tab. + 空白鍵 + 如果目前的文章的下方還有沒讀完的內容，則會向下捲動一頁。如果已經讀完，就會移動到下一個未讀的文章。 Enter/Return @@ -70,20 +83,68 @@ 一般快速鍵   + + Alt-Click + Open the clicked link, overriding your preference for opening links in external browser. + + + Shift-Command-B + Opens the filter bar. + Command-N 建立新的訂閱頻道。 - Command-T + 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 更新全部的訂閱頻道。 - Shift-Command-T + Shift-Command-R 更新全部在檔案夾列表中所選擇的訂閱頻道。 - Command-減號 + Control-Command-S 停止更新。 @@ -94,6 +155,42 @@ Shift-Command-P 打開頁面設定控制視窗 + + Command-Q + Exit Vienna. + + + Command-T + Opens a new tab and puts the focus on the address bar. + + + Command-U + 移動到下一篇未讀的文章 + + + 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-減號 + 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-? 顯示 Vienna 輔助說明 @@ -102,18 +199,42 @@ 文章快速鍵   + + 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 將選擇的文章加上旗標標記。 - Shift-Command-R + Shift-Command-U 將選擇的文章標示為已讀。 + + 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 將選擇的檔案夾中的所有文章標示為已讀。 + + Alt-Command-K + Marks all articles in all folders read. + 視窗快速鍵   @@ -135,8 +256,8 @@ 顯示下一個分頁視窗。 - Shift-Command-W - 關閉 Vienna 主視窗，但是讓 Vienna 在背景中執行。您可以透過點選在 Dock 上的 Vienna 圖示，或是使用 Command-1 按鍵，重新叫出 Vienna 主視窗。 + Command-Y + Opens the article list tab. Command-M @@ -159,7 +280,7 @@   - Command-R + Alt-R 重新載入目前所在的網頁。 From b159a37b7e715e2080f39375ce649c30687a880a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Barijaona Ramaholimihaso Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2024 04:30:15 +0300 Subject: [PATCH 5/8] Make the "Products" folder show in Xcode - As pointed out by Mario Guzman, the most reliable way to see the updated content is to __drag__ the debug build of Vienna.app into the Applications folder, log out, log back in and wait a few minutes. - For some reason, Xcode does not show the "Products" folder if it is the last https://marioaguzman.wordpress.com/2020/09/12/auth/ https://forums.developer.apple.com/forums/thread/77406 --- Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj b/Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj index 9936adf399..5a72d2bab3 100644 --- a/Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj +++ b/Vienna.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj @@ -708,8 +708,8 @@ 035B703619E0E4AE00197334 /* Vienna Tests */, F636FEBB2A39031B002AD931 /* Packages */, F63B7D701F1CD001002F71BF /* External */, - 439824171666B31700FFE219 /* Scripts */, 19C28FB0FE9D524F11CA2CBB /* Products */, + 439824171666B31700FFE219 /* Scripts */, ); indentWidth = 4; name = Vienna; From 8bcc020570f769d3eddbc1ccef6e8c6c47b2fdfa Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Eitot Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2024 19:33:41 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 6/8] Fix usage of "robots" tag with value "anchors" This tag causes the help indexer to index only the anchors, not the content. Apple's documentation recommends to use this only for the title page of the help book, if it only contains links to other pages/sections. --- Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html | 1 - Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 - 24 files changed, 8 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-) diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/Vienna.html index 0463247415..01a0dbf0b0 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ + Vienna hjælp diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html index 7c55d66306..06f7c4ee9c 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ Avancerede indstillinger - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html index 874e82bfff..60144f39f6 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ Tastaturgenveje - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html index de9ee1572d..a48cf22f61 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ + Vienna Hilfe diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html index 3a664a58a3..fc6cd35b8f 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ Erweiterte Einstellingen - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html index 12c8b92e3b..a4f0987611 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ Tastatur-Kürzel - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html index 1b6ea63472..594a4ea154 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ + Vienna Help diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html index a783941905..d4cb5fc6a7 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ Advanced Settings - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html index 5d53488278..4b3cc35ef4 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ Keyboard Shortcuts - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html index d6f1c2168b..49b36b1958 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ + Ayuda de Vienna diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html index b16c005030..1867c82a79 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ Preferencias avanzadas - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html index b0725d0e29..2d6e6b6766 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ Funciones rápidas de teclado - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html index f73c0a1435..8f0d46104e 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ + Aide Vienna diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html index 45eb423e11..ad2622a2e0 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ Réglages avancés - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html index 969d0a4d53..6d9aab5f30 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ Raccourcis clavier - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html index d7399a6a2c..1f6451ddf7 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ + Aiuto Vienna diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html index a783941905..d4cb5fc6a7 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ Advanced Settings - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html index ece43190d1..f50b2185f2 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ Abbreviazioni da Tastiera - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html index a2caba9b65..77d7ffc7d5 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ + Vienna Help diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html index 09cf23915e..52e73db877 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ Geavanceerde voorkeuren - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html index 46f7e9fb9f..54ee553649 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ Keyboard Shortcuts - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html index 6b24ef4be1..af6c0f559e 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ + Vienna 輔助說明 diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html index a783941905..d4cb5fc6a7 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ Advanced Settings - diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html index 89d0ec7f2d..c6c25ace15 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ 鍵盤快速鍵 - From 800f34bc0d5e6d1fedda603a1a7042cfa1b3191d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Eitot Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2024 19:44:49 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 7/8] Add anchors to Vienna.html, faq.html and intro.html pages hiutil complains if it cannot find an identifier in the HTML pages. --- Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html | 2 +- Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html | 2 +- 24 files changed, 24 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-) diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/Vienna.html index 01a0dbf0b0..6a1e932167 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Vienna hjælp + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html index 0b35fa4b36..5d7e4b981e 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -   How Do I? +   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.

      • I found a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?
        • diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html index b6ad115863..ba8494ec9d 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -    Introduction to Vienna +    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

        diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html index a48cf22f61..45028acfa5 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Vienna Hilfe +
      diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html index 5147905717..d90d871ee2 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -   How Do I? +   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.

      • I found a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?
        • diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html index 18133c9b5b..60423248c4 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -    Einleitung zu Vienna +    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

        diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html index 594a4ea154..c1a5acb6f5 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Vienna Help +
      diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html index 0b35fa4b36..5d7e4b981e 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -   How Do I? +   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.

      • I found a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?
        • diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html index b6ad115863..ba8494ec9d 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -    Introduction to Vienna +    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

        diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html index 49b36b1958..0bd8109337 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Ayuda de Vienna +
      diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html index 570bffad9e..8de14e1c6a 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -   ¿Cómo puedo...? +   ¿Cómo puedo...?

      Le presentamos algunas de las preguntas más frecuentes acerca de Vienna. Consulte el F.A.Q. oficial para obtener respuestas más concretas y, obviamente, también los últimos consejos prácticos para el uso de Vienna.

      • He apreciado un problema en Vienna. ¿Cómo informo de ello?
        • diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html index e26fa7cc28..82c6a6d8bd 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -    Introducción a Vienna +    Introducción a Vienna

        Vienna es una aplicación que le permite leer las fuentes de noticias RSS o Atom en su ordenador con Mac OS X. Automatiza el trabajo de conseguir artículos de noticias de todas las fuentes suscritas y las guarda en una base de datos local, lo que permite que los artículos también puedan ser leídos cuando no hay disponible una conexión a la red. Asimismo incluye opciones de búsqueda que le permiten buscar palabras o frases clave en los artículos, marcar artículos con un indicador para tener referencias u organizar las fuentes de artículos relacionadas en grupos. También puede crear carpetas inteligentes que obtienen y muestran de manera fácil y dinámica los artículos en función de un determinado criterio de búsqueda. El navegador integrado - dotado con un sistema de pestañas - le permite ver los artículos o enlaces de las páginas web desde el mismo Vienna.

        Vienna está diseñado para ofrecer una gran facilidad de uso. Posee una interfaz limpia y sencilla que maximiza el espacio para los artículos. Y apenas se necesitan unos pocos controles para llevar a cabo las acciones más frecuentes.

        Primeros pasos

        diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html index 8f0d46104e..cdb37533b9 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Aide Vienna +
      diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html index de0b0105e4..92a568209b 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -   Comment faire ? +   Comment faire ?

      Ci-dessous vous trouverez les questions les plus courantes à propos de Vienna lors de sa phase de beta-test. Reportez-vous à la page Official Vienna FAQ (en anglais) pour les dernières astuces pour utiliser Vienna.

      • J'ai rencontré un problème avec Vienna. Comment faire un rapport ?
        • diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html index 65a3541374..e61ccf1b0d 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -    Introduction à Vienna +    Introduction à Vienna

        Vienna est une application qui permet de lire des flux RSS ou Atom sur les systèmes Mac OS X. Il automatise la récupération des nouveaux articles pour tous les abonnements auxquels vous aurez souscrit et les stocke dans une base de données locale pour une lecture hors-ligne. Il fournit des fonctions permettant de rechercher parmi les flux via des mots-clés ou des phrases, de marquer des articles pour un référencement ultérieur et d'organiser des flux ensemble à travers des groupes. Vous pouvez créer des dossiers intelligents qui rendent aisé de retrouver et consulter dynamiquement tous les articles de la base qui satisfont des critères de sélection. Le navigateur internet intégré permet d'afficher dans un onglet séparé, la page web des articles ou les liens présents dans les articles.

        Vienna est conçu pour être simple et facile à utiliser. Une interface propre et dépouillée maximise l'espace pour les articles, et seules quelques commandes sont nécessaires pour effectuer les actions les plus courantes dans l'interface utilisateur.

        Pour démarrer

        diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html index 1f6451ddf7..8dad6eba2c 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Aiuto Vienna +
      diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html index 2c2d519197..9076df2b34 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -   Come Faccio A? +   Come Faccio A?

      Qui sotto ci sono alcune delle domande più comuni che ci sono state fatte su Vienna mentre veniva effettuato il test pre-rilascio. Vai alla Pagina FAQ Ufficiale di Vienna per questi e i più recenti trucchi e suggerimenti per usare Vienna.

      • Ho trovato un problema in Vienna. Come lo segnalo?
        • diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html index 97917fc9f4..54a527c535 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -    Introduzione a Vienna +    Introduzione a Vienna

        Vienna è un'applicazione che ti permette di leggere feed di notizie in formato RSS o Atom sul tuo computer con Mac OSX. Automatizza il compito di recuperare i nuovi articoli da tutti i feed cui si è iscritti e di memorizzarli in un database locale per leggerli quando si è off-line. Fornisce caratteristiche che ti permettono di cercare nei feed per parole chiave o frasi, segnalare gli articoli con contrassegno per riferimento futuro ed organizzare insieme in gruppi i feed correlati. Puoi creare cartelle smart che rendano semplice recuperare e visualizzare tutti gli articoli nel database che soddisfino un dato criterio di ricerca. Il browser interno ti permette di andare alla pagina web degli articoli direttamente all'interno di Vienna su pannelli separati.

        Vienna è progettato in modo da essere semplice e facile da utilizzare. Un'interfaccia pulita e ordinata massimizza lo spazio per gli articoli e solo pochi pulsanti sono necessari per eseguire la maggior parte delle operazioni nell'interfaccia utente.

        Come Iniziare

        diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html index 77d7ffc7d5..1f9fa1a7de 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Vienna Help +
      diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html index 120fda4465..0d261237c2 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -   Hoe kan ik? +   Hoe kan ik?

      Hier zijn een aantal vragen die naar voren kwamen tijdens de ontwikkeling van Vienna in de test-fase. Kijk hiervoor op Official Vienna FAQ Page en de laatste hints en tips voor Vienna.

      • Ik heb een probleem gevonden in Vienna. Hoe kan ik dit melden?
        • diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html index 9437f1422b..5b754d69f5 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -    Inleiding +    Inleiding

        Vienna is een programma waarmee u RSS en Atom feeds kunt lezen op uw Mac OS X computer. Het automatiseert het ophalen van nieuwe artikelen van uw abonnementen en bewaart deze in een lokale database zodat u hen ook offline kan lezen. U kunt artikelen doorzoeken op sleutelwoorden, markeren voor later en feeds organiseren in mappen. U kunt slimme mappen aanmaken die het eenvoudig maken om automatisch artikelen bij elkaar te groeperen gebaseerd op zoekcriteria. De ingebouwde webbrowser geeft u de mogelijkheid om de webpagina's van de artikelen te bekijken of om links te volgen in aparte tabbladen.

        Vienna is ontworpen met als doel eenvoud. Veel ruimte voor uw nieuws en een simpele bediening.

        Beginnen met Vienna

        diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html index af6c0f559e..e8417aa1db 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/Vienna.html @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Vienna 輔助說明 +
      diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html index 6728a09ed2..a4d6cdc8f6 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -   我該怎麼做？ +   我該怎麼做？

      Below are some of the more common questions asked about Vienna while it was being pre-release tested. 您可以瀏覽 Vienna 官方 FAQ 網頁，查看最新的 Vienna 使用技巧。

      • I found a problem with Vienna. How do I report it?
        • diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html index c360256664..33c158ddd0 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ -    Vienna 簡介 +    Vienna 簡介

        Vienna 是一套讓您可以在 Mac OS X 環境下，閱讀 RSS 或 Atom 檔案訂閱格式的應用程式。 這套程式會自動從您所訂閱的站台中取得文章，並且在您的本機電腦中建立一個資料庫，儲存文章資料，讓您可以方便地離線閱讀。 這套程式並且提供您以關鍵字或是詞彙搜尋文章、將文章加上旗標標示、以及透過群組檔案夾將相關訂閱頻道組織在一起…等功能。 您也可以透過建立智慧型檔案夾，這套程式將會以動態的方式，讓您輕鬆地查閱某些搜尋條件的文章。 Vienna 內建的網頁瀏覽器，也可以讓您在分頁介面中，直接瀏覽文章的原始網頁。

        我們將 Vienna 設計得簡單好用。 我們透過簡潔、毫不凌亂的介面，盡可能放大閱讀文章的版面空間，同時在這樣的介面中，也只需要幾個簡單的指令，就可以完成大部份需要使用的功能。

        Getting Started

        From cc9fdcffa3ace16ca35b7ca38ef09deef3ee2484 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Eitot Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2024 20:27:52 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 8/8] Add descriptions/summaries to Vienna Help pages The summary will be shown when in the search results of the help viewer. I reused the phrases on the title page (Vienna.html) with some modifications to make it clear that the entry refers to Vienna. --- Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html | 1 + Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html | 3 ++- Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html | 1 + 32 files changed, 48 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-) diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html index 06f7c4ee9c..75a053572b 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/advanced.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Avancerede indstillinger + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html index 5d7e4b981e..28f2a75f26 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/faq.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - How Do I? + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html index ba8494ec9d..434c628e10 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/intro.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Introduction to Vienna + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html index 60144f39f6..91d3d6d109 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/da.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Tastaturgenveje + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html index fc6cd35b8f..824509b323 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/advanced.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Erweiterte Einstellingen + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html index d90d871ee2..6d4526c786 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/faq.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Was tun? + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html index 60423248c4..8b3bf6070b 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/intro.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Einleitung zu Vienna + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html index a4f0987611..b5ac34f238 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/de.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Tastatur-Kürzel + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html index d4cb5fc6a7..bb4494247b 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/advanced.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Advanced Settings + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html index 5d7e4b981e..28f2a75f26 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/faq.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - How Do I? + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html index ba8494ec9d..434c628e10 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/intro.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Introduction to Vienna + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html index 4b3cc35ef4..b11c1f2217 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/en.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Keyboard Shortcuts + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html index 1867c82a79..f374f38eae 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/advanced.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Preferencias avanzadas + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html index 8de14e1c6a..89694e7085 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/faq.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - ¿Cómo puedo...? + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html index 82c6a6d8bd..20a5f5cbdc 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/intro.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Introducción a Vienna + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html index 2d6e6b6766..d45f34ab35 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/es.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Funciones rápidas de teclado + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html index ad2622a2e0..adca151e23 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/advanced.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Réglages avancés + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html index 92a568209b..a982aeeb73 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/faq.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Comment faire ? + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html index e61ccf1b0d..0d7d1a3ab4 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/intro.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Introduction à Vienna + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html index 6d9aab5f30..46807eea98 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/fr.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Raccourcis clavier + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html index d4cb5fc6a7..bb4494247b 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/advanced.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Advanced Settings + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html index 9076df2b34..0f2526dc01 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/faq.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Come Faccio A? + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html index 54a527c535..7d1dacc757 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/intro.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Introduzione a Vienna + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html index f50b2185f2..32c46f5c16 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/it.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Abbreviazioni da Tastiera + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html index 52e73db877..140a4e6036 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/advanced.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Geavanceerde voorkeuren + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html index 0d261237c2..c2d1ea685f 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/faq.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - How Do I? + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html index 5b754d69f5..a399abd3f3 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/intro.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Introduction to Vienna + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html index 54ee553649..0e1266c506 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/nl.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Keyboard Shortcuts + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html index d4cb5fc6a7..bb4494247b 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/advanced.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ Advanced Settings + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html index a4d6cdc8f6..91ea2051a1 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/faq.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - 我該怎麼做？ + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html index 33c158ddd0..0e56423b19 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/intro.html @@ -3,8 +3,9 @@ "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> - Vienna 簡介 + + diff --git a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html index c6c25ace15..95375648d6 100644 --- a/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html +++ b/Vienna Help/Resources/zh-Hant.lproj/keyboard.html @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ 鍵盤快速鍵 +