RobinReader How To http://reader.robinlab.com/ RSS reader by RobinLab en-us robinreader-how-to-10 http://reader.robinlab.com/how-to-keep-field-employees-up-to-date-with-rss-feed.html Secure Tool for Field Employees Mon, 23 Nov 2009 14:12:21 +0500 If you have field agents, RSS Reader can help keeping them up to date. We know how to make it simple for your employees, and keep your information secure. And, of course, the reader on employees’ iPhone screen will have your company logo and style. We know how to do it. Let us help you.

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]]> robinreader-how-to-9 http://reader.robinlab.com/selling-subscription-based-rss-services-to-iphone-users.html Selling Subscription-Based Services Mon, 23 Nov 2009 12:12:21 +0500 If you sell subscription-based text content, you can sell it through RSS. The reader will be tuned up to your channel, and will not require any configuration. It will have your web site look and feel. Let us share our expertise and help you to make it happen.

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]]> robinreader-how-to-8 http://reader.robinlab.com/how-to-make-people-read-your-news-on-iphone.html How to Marketing Mon, 23 Nov 2009 10:12:21 +0500 You can use it as a marketing tool for your business. Make it look like your web site, tune it to your news channels, and give away for free. It might look hard to put it all together, but with our help it is quite simple.

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]]> robinreader-how-to-7 http://Reader.robinlab.com/#7 How to Manage Feeds Mon, 16 Nov 2009 10:12:01 +0500 On the Feeds screen you can tap the "Edit" button that will enable you to manage the feeds.

Now you can easily add new or remove existing feeds.

To remove the feed tap the red circle to the left of the feed header and press the Delete confirmation button.

To add a new feed tap the "Add" button on the NavBar and enter the feed URL in the dialog box.

When you are done editing, tap the “Done” button to return back to the view mode.

]]> robinreader-how-to-6 http://reader.robinlab.com/#6 How to Remove Old News Mon, 16 Nov 2009 09:46:28 +0500 You can do it by pressing the "Cleanup" button on the articles list view of selected feed. The removal elements will appear and you will be able to delete any article or the whole bunch of them by your choice.

While browsing through the articles list you can perform a sliding move across one of the article in left or right direction and the Delete confirmation button will appear. This is another easy way to clean up the list.

You can also remove any article once you have read it. That will allow you to store only the articles that are in some way interesting to you and to clean some additional free space. To do so just tap the "X" button in the NavBar and confirm the deletion in appeared dialog box.

Note: once the article was removed it cannot be restored.

]]> robinreader-how-to-5 http://reader.robinlab.com/#5 How to Use Favorites Mon, 16 Nov 2009 09:45:08 +0500 Adding the article to Favorites is really easy. You can do it in two ways described below:

1. By marking the article as Favorite from the articles list in one of the Feeds. For that matter you can just tap the star icon to the left of the article header.

2. By pressing the Star button on the View Article screen in the NavBar.

In both cases that Star will turn gold and the article will be marked favorite and will be available on the Favorites screen by selecting the Favs section in the ToolBar in the bottom of the screen.

]]> robinreader-how-to-4 http://reader.robinlab.com/#4 How to Read Articles Mon, 16 Nov 2009 09:44:01 +0500 Often RSS feeds do not broadcast the full articles and they can contain the "Read more..." link.

That link will take you to the original article on its site. This article will be opened in a Browser and the Reader will be temporary closed.

That link will take you to the original article on its site. This article will be opened in a Browser and the Reader will be temporary closed.

After you are done reading, you can close the Browser and open the Reader once again. The Reader will be opened on the exactly same article you have left it the last time.

]]> robinreader-how-to-3 http://reader.robinlab.com/#3 Navigation through Feeds Mon, 16 Nov 2009 09:12:46 +0500 On the Feeds screen you can browse through the feeds you have already added. To open a certain feed and read its articles you need just tap it once.

Browsing the articles in a feed is done in the same manner. Tapping the article will open it on the View Article screen for reading.

Tapping the "Read more..." link in the article will open the Browser to read the full article on the original site. You will return to this article once you have reopened the Reader.

On the Preferences page you can set up the Feed to show all or only new articles. So you will be able to see only the fresh news and articles while browsing. This setting can be reverted at any time.

]]> robinreader-how-to-2 http://reader.robinlab.com/#2 How to Add a New Feed Mon, 16 Nov 2009 09:12:01 +0500 You should find the link to the RSS feed you want to add and type it into the text box on the Feeds screen after pressing the "Manage" and "Add" buttons. And the app will do the rest.

Press the "Done" button when feed synchronization is complete.

In a minute you have your feed added and ready for reading.

Press the right arrow button for the next article - "Navigation"

]]> robinreader-how-to-1 http://reader.robinlab.com/#1 Welcome Mon, 16 Nov 2009 08:46:01 +0500 This Feed you are reading will get you acquainted with the features of the application and will step by step guide you through all the cases you will need to fully use the application.

Thus you can now move on to the following article called "Adding a new feed" by pressing the right arrow in the NavBar above

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