Bloglines, GRRRRRRR!

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I am having SO much trouble trying to make Bloglines work. I loaded the Sub from Blog link to my favorites, and clicking on it seems to take me to the "add this blog to my feeds" place, but then the blog never appears when I click on "My Feeds". Obviously I'm doing something wrong. Can't seem to find much detail about this in the FAQ...any ideas?

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Tonya Ricucci said…
after you "Sub with bloglines" it will bring up the page with the info on that blog. You must make a choice of which feed you want. Oftentimes there will be three different choices. I always go with the one that says Atom... good luck.
12:54 AM
Clare said…
Welcome to Blogland!

Have you have downloaded the Bloglines Notifier which puts a little B on a blue background in the bottom right hand corner of the browser window?

If you right click with the mouse on the Blog you are reading, you will see "Bloglines Toolkit". Run the mouse over the arrow and then click on Subscribe to This Page, and then follow Tonya's instructions.

HTH
Clare x
3:11 AM
QuiltingFitzy said…
Gosh, now that I find you via Tonya, you're leaving, hrmph!

Waving from Mountain View ~~~

Have a wonderful adventure-filled life!
5:49 AM
Dianne said…
Wow, thanks Tonya and Clare...I think I'm now up and running with Bloglines.


Boy, that little box that needs ticking is pretty subtle. I've been using computers for years, but I doubt if I'd ever have realized I was supposed to tick one of those boxes. Not intuitive!
8:14 AM
Dianne said…
Well, QuiltingFitzy, I'm not going to be gone forever. We don't leave here till late October and we will no doubt be back up here a few times a year to visit family and friends, and my husband's clients. So, I'll keep posting and reading...maybe our paths will cross!

Dianne
8:18 AM
McIrish Annie said…
found you through tonya. welcome to blogland. I absolutely love your doggie blocks!!! will be adding you to my list of blog gals.
8:50 AM
Dianne said…
Thanks, Annie,

I'm clicking over to your blog, even as we speak!

Dianne
10:41 AM
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