Does Dreamweaver CS3 generate RSS feed?

Does Dreamweaver CS3, which I just got, generate RSS feed?
Right now I'm using FeedForAll, but I'd prefer to generate my
site's feed through Dreamweaver. (My site is SlowReads.com.) I've
just switched to a Mac and don't want to pay for a new FeedForAll
license.
If Dreamweaver CS3 doesn't generate RSS feed, does anyone
know if DreamFeeder, an extension available through Adobe's web
site, is okay for Dreamweaver CS3? It says that it's made for MX
& MX 2004.

Burt,
You certainly can do this with Dreamweaver CS3 to create RSS
feed. You can take a look at Adobe Labs technologies for further
details.
Adobe Labs | Spry
framework for Ajax technologies Also, you can learn more about
Spry technologies within Dreamweaver Help using function key: "F1".
Please refer to Spry link. There are pretty good information on how
to work with Spry framework through links provided by Dreamweaver
Help itself. Be sure to keep your computer stay connected to the
Internet in order to make it work to connect to whatever web link
source.
[On edit...] Futhermore, there is a link to Spry in
Dreamweaver Developer Center as well, just so you know.
Adobe | Spry freamework
for Ajax Developer Center
[Other editing...]
Adobe
LiveDoc Help | Spry 1.4 Developer Guide
Hope that helps.
Cheers, Brian
quote:
Originally posted by:
Burnt Norton
Does Dreamweaver CS3, which I just got, generate RSS feed?
Right now I'm using FeedForAll, but I'd prefer to generate my
site's feed through Dreamweaver. (My site is SlowReads.com.) I've
just switched to a Mac and don't want to pay for a new FeedForAll
license.
If Dreamweaver CS3 doesn't generate RSS feed, does anyone
know if DreamFeeder, an extension available through Adobe's web
site, is okay for Dreamweaver CS3? It says that it's made for MX
& MX 2004.

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