Why turn a dynamic RSS feed into a static PDF file? Not sure the answer, but if you ever feel the need, here’s the tool to use: RSS 2 PDF .
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1 comment
Tom Churm · August 10, 2005 at 4:31 am
Hi Robert,
Thanks very much for mentioning http://rss2pdf.com.
The point of the website is:
Archive and create printable copies of your Newsfeeds.
Send important Newsfeeds to others via email as PDF attachments.
Use the OPML2PDF function to create online PDF magazines of your favorite feeds.
Use the ‘OPML as Feed’ function to use Acrobat Reader as a full-fledged free, cross-platform Newsreader to access your feeds from whatever computer you happen to be on at the time.
Use http://rss2pdf.com to generate nice PDF copies containing images from any feed on Flickr.com.
More uses will become apparent with time… ;–)
Tom Churm
Creator
http://rss2pdf.com