I use Omea Reader for reading my blog and newsgroup lists. It's free, it's handy, it's powerful, it's offline so I can read my blogroll while I'm driving back and forth to Columbus for work. Just kidding, folks. Really.
A couple weeks ago all the lists in Omea's views and feeds lists showed up as duplicates. Ugh. Furthermore, the "Unread" view flat out wasn't working, meaning I needed to troll through a whole lot of junk when I just wanted to see new posts. Ugh.
Easy fix: run "dbrepair.exe" from Omea's folder under Program Files. First back up your Omea files (local data folder in your user folder), then run "dbrepair.exe /fix" to repair any busted links, clean up the indices, and do a lot of other general repair.
Poof! Everything's back nice and shiny.
3 comments:
Did you see that they open-sourced it?
http://coolthingoftheday.blogspot.com/2008/03/omea-pro-source-c-finally-available.html
"nice and shiny" please tell me you're quoting "Serenity."
"Nice and shiny captain. No need to fret"
If so JimsGeekPoints += 2 ;)
Glad you worked out your problem.
@Steve: yep, saw it's now open source. No clue how that will impact the package -- but it's been weak support for a year or more anyway.
@Justin: Is there any other show? (BSG excepted, of course.)
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