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Here's what a VPN can't protect you from (but you need to use it)

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RSS as wallpaper

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RSS as wallpaper

If you are a fan of blogs and like to read something every day, then this is the right solution for you. We all know what RSS is, and we often use various programs to read feeds, and various widgets have been created for Win7. If you don't like or don't mind, all these programs you can see, from now on you can read the news directly from your background! Yes, that's right, from your wallpaper.

How to install it?

First of all, just for Windows 7 users.

First, find the URL of the RSS feed you want to follow. Then download this text file and edit the following information in Notepad++ DisplayName= : and RssFeed=

Important: Do not make a space after the equals sign (=)!

After DisplayName= enter the name of the topic (eg DisplayName=dyk-Tech).

After RssFeed= enter the URL of the RSS (eg RssFeed=https://do-you-know-tech.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss)

When you have edited, press ctrl + alt + s (file> save as) to save the theme. Below the field where you type the theme name, select the file type " All *. * " And enter theme_name.theme for the name

When you save, you will see a Win7 theme file. When you click twice, a small window will appear where it says "Download additional content", select the first "download". After that, the topic will be set. An image of the blog page/site from which you took the RSS feed will appear in the background. To refresh the news, right-click on the wallpaper and select "next wallpaper".

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