You can also simply drag and drop your feeds in different folders to organize them. You can create smart folders to categorize articles into different folders. You can also go full screen to enter ‘read only’ mode, which hides the side bars and lets you focus on the article you are reading. It has an inbuilt ‘mercury parser’, which lets you read the articles in a simple text and image format without any distractions that are generally present on the host websites. You can even link “Pocket”, a very popular ‘read it later’ service, and get all your saved articles at one single place. You can subscribe to websites individually, or, you can import the feeds from other online services such as Feedly, NewsBlur, Fever, and many more. ReadKit is the best RSS reader you can get for your Mac right now. Well, that’s the reason we have compiled a list of the 6 best RSS readers for Mac you can try: 1. Macs are best when we have a lot of articles to go through, and using RSS readers make them even better. Although we have started consuming a lot of content on our iPhones, many of us still like to use our Macs when it comes to serious reading. I have no idea if this functionality can be mapped to a MAC keyboard but if anyone knows how, I would appreciate it.We can use RSS Readers on both mobile and desktop platforms. The last keyboard mapping question I have is that I like to use in Microsoft Word and Powerpoint to change words from lower case to first letter caps to all caps. I also thought about creating a mouse short cut for the primary key, but I was not allowed to add a shortcut, I could only modify the two existing mouse shortcuts that did not address the primary mouse button. There was a post to de-select the "Enable MAC OS KEyboard Shortcuts" in the VMFusion Preference, but I found that did not allow me to select multiple items with the primary Mouse button and Control, ALt or Commnd Keys. I searched the forum and besides Woody's post in 2007 to modify the Windows Registry, I could not find anything that would help. In Windows you easily use the Control key + Primary mouse button. I also need to select multiple and seperate tems in Windows Explorer with the Primary Mouse button. I use Microsoft Excel 2007 a lot and need to ability to select multiple and seperate cells in a spreadsheet with the primary mouse button. I am also using an Apple Aluminum Keyboard (wired). On my Virtual Machine I have VMWare Fusion 2.0.5 running Windows XP.
I am using a 2.2 GHz MAC BookPro running OS X v10.5.8 with 4MG of RAM.
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