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How to export, import, and print

• To export, right-click any category, subscription, or newsfeed item in RSS Favorites and choose Export>To OPML file. A Save As dialog appears. Choose a local drive or network location, modify the name of the file (optional), and click Save. A confirmation message appears if the export was successful.
• To import, right-click any category, subscription, or newsfeed item in RSS Favorites and choose Import>From OPML file. An Open dialog appears. Choose any OPML file from your local drive or network. A confirmation message appears if the import was successful, and all category and newsfeed data contained in the imported file is now available in your Favorites.

Generating PDF, RTF, and HTML files

• RSSOwl lets you export individual or collective newsfeed data to three standard cross-platform file formats. Though the exported files cannot be imported back into RSSOwl, they can be saved, shared, emailed, or added to a Web site, as you would with any file of these types. To export data for a currently selected category, subscription, or newsfeed, open it and choose Generate [file type] from RSSOwl's File menu. You can also generate files for individual items from newsfeeds in the Newsheader pane (right-click an item, choose Generate[file type]).

Exporting and importing subscriptions

• Subscription import and export details are covered in a separate topic, "How to create and share newsfeeds."

Printing news descriptions

• To print the text of the current article description as it appears in the News pane—including its headline and URL—choose Print News from the File menu (hotkey Ctrl+P). If the News pane is not in browser mode, you can also print the pane by right-clicking on the description and choosing Print News from the popup menu.
  
  Note: Printing is not yet supported on Linux.