Last update: Wednesday, April 6, 2011, 11:35:14 AM.

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OPML Editor Home Permalink to this headline.

The OPML Editor is a distribution of the open source (GPL) Frontier programming environment. It is capable of running all apps written for Frontier, but it's unique in that it boots up as an outliner, ready to edit OPML documents. Everything else can be added by installing tools using the new Tool Catalog command. Screen shot.

This document explains how to get started.

Downloading a fresh install Permalink to this headline.

Windows: Permalink to this headline.

1. Download OPML.zip, extract the OPML folder, copy it where you want it, be aware that it can't be moved after you install. The obvious choice: your Program Files folder.

2. Open the folder and launch OPML.exe. A dialog should appear asking if you want to update to get the latest code. Please do. It's a "hot" install, you don't need to quit the app to keep going.

Macintosh: Permalink to this headline.

1. Download OPML.dmg, drag the OPML folder to the Applications folder.

2. Open it and run the OPML app. A dialog should appear asking if you want to update to get the latest code. Please do. It's a "hot" install, you don't need to quit the app to keep going.

How to update Permalink to this headline.

If you're already using the OPML Editor...

1. Choose Update opml.root from the File menu.

2. Quit the app and relaunch (this is needed to be sure the menubar refreshes).

That's all you need to do. You might want to visit the Preferences and Tools Catalog at the top of the Misc menu.

Where is the old support site? Permalink to this headline.

Its address changed to: http://oldsupport.opml.org/. Most of the docs there are out of date, but it's preserved as an archive.

Questions or comments? Permalink to this headline.

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To read about the OPML Editor, see the main howto.



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First published: Wednesday, April 6, 2011, 11:35:07 AM.