Chrysanth netime channel
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Chrysanth NETime Channel enables you to transform Internet Explorer into a powerful RSS news feed reader. You could now view RSS, RDF, and ATOM XML feeds directly inside Internet Explorer as nicely formatted Web pages, absolutely without the need to run additional desktop software.
Now your Internet Explorer is equipped with complete power to display any RSS, RDF or ATOM formatted XML news feed content whenever you come across one! No more fear of unreadable XML content being dumped onto your Internet Explorer display when you "accidentally" click on any RSS links.
Simply enter the RSS feed's URL into Internet Explorer's address bar and click Go, then the nicely formatted RSS content will be immediately displayed as a normal Web page. Alternatively, you can always click on the tiny orange color RSS or XML buttons on any Web page and view the content as you would normal Web page.
Additionally, you can choose from Summary, Content Listing, and Item Detail view options. For better view
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