Thanks so much Ed, looks great.

John


On May 25, 2012, at 7:30 AM, Ed Wiser wrote:

> Try this feed generator http://feedity.com/
> 
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On May 24, 2012, at 8:45 PM, John Robinson <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>> Ed,
>> 
>> I read you are the RSS guru so I need your help.
>> 
>> I want financial data, from as many sources as I can get.  As an example 
>> Bloomberg, but they discontinued their RSS feed in 2006.  I found where 
>> others suggested FEED43.  Guess it's a bit tricky to set up but maybe it 
>> works.
>> 
>> There must be many RSS feeds in the financial world, most will be irrelevant 
>> but I won't know until I check them out.  
>> 
>> Also, what I would like to do is dump the RSS feeds into one file and then 
>> run Sonar Professional over them searching for the setups I configure in 
>> Sonar....see writeup below.
>> 
>> What do you suggest, how best to do this.  Is there one source to grab all 
>> the feeds I might find or will I have to utilize something like this FEED43, 
>> especially for those firms that don't provide an RSS feed?
>> 
>> Thanks for any help.
>> 
>> John
>> 
>> Here is a writeup on the document software:
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Text Retrieval/Document Management
>> 
>> Sonar Professional is designed for archiving, researching and annotating 
>> large bodies of text. Sonar Professional allows you to search through 
>> thousands of documents at extraordinary speeds. Typically 12,500 pages of 
>> text can be searched in a second! So even highly complex searches which 
>> compare a number of variables can be conducted almost instantly.
>> 
>> The search results displayed on the screen can include both page images for 
>> PDF files and the plain text from those pages, side-by-side. Printing the 
>> images produces the equivilent of a photocopy of the original pages. For 
>> other documents, there is no image associated with the pages, only text. In 
>> either case, the found search phrase is highlighted in the text window. The 
>> content of the text can be easily copied and pasted into other applications.
>> 
>> Sonar Professional can process many types of text and word processing files 
>> so information already contained in computer files can be easily integrated. 
>> Sonar Professional can also search and view legacy documents scanned with 
>> Sonar Image.
>> 
>> It's a multi-user product - in a network environment several people can view 
>> and search the same or different files. This makes it simple and inexpensive 
>> to build a comprehensive and enterprise-wide document retrieval/management 
>> system.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> And here is a writeup on their WebSonar:
>> 
>> 
>> Personal Web Server with High-Speed Searching for the Internet/Intranet
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> WebSonar is a Macintosh-based application that combines an intelligent "deep 
>> water" search engine with a standard web server. Think of it as rolling 
>> Google, FaceBook, and the Cloud into one simple application that allows 
>> anyone to create, publish, and share a library from their own computer.
>> 
>> You create your own personal library by simply adding documents to a folder. 
>> You, and if you allow it, others, can then access your library from any 
>> computer running a web browser!
>> 
>> And there is no need for you to deal with any HTML coding - WebSonar does 
>> that for you automatically!
>> 
>> Based on Virginia Systems' Sonar Professional search engine, WebSonar can 
>> search at lightening speeds, displaying the full content and exact page 
>> numbers of all found documents.
>> 
>> There are two versions of WebSonar: a basic-user and a professional-user:
>> 
>> * The basic-user version allows a single folder full of thousands of 
>> documents and files to be published and then searched from any computer, 
>> including a local one, using a web browser.
>> 
>> * The professional-user version allows for any number of folders to be 
>> grouped into "libraries," published, and then searched using any web 
>> browser. It can handle a large number of concurrent users, individually 
>> controlling and restricting access to the various libraries as desired.
>> 
>> 
>> 
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