Automatic Download of RSS Feed Content

Hi,
I have read a number of posts on rss feeds, saying that it wasnt possible to see the entire article in the mail application without clicking on "read more".
What I want to know is if there is any way to automatically download all content, so that when the computer is offline, i can click on "read more" and see the article.
thanks for your help
raph

The feeds that don't show the entire article don't have the full text of the post in the feed so there's no additional content to download (it's already getting everything in the feed). It'd display the same in any RSS reader because those feeds are only showing summaries or part of the article.
That said, it's definitely kind of annoying how the "read more" link shows up even if the full text of the post is in the feed. It really should only show up if the feed doesn't have the full text.

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