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FAQ# General Questions# What is the best way to create my own channels?# National Languages Support
General QuestionsWhat is the best way to create my own channels?See the How to make good channels? section for more info. Can I monitor documents via FTP or HTTPS protocol?Yes and No. Currently, WatzNewÖ itself supports HTTP protocol only. But you can always use Perl scripts to perform advanced tasks like these. I've created my channel, but WatzNew tells me that it is updated every time it re-checks the channel. Why?This kind of behavior occurs if you try to monitor server-generated pages using the '■ Notify me on general changes' option in channel properties. You should create a search pattern for this channel (which will show you the exact changes you want to be notified of) and disable the '■ Notify me on general changes' option. See Search pattern and message template macros section for more info. Under Windows XP, WatzNewÖ connects to web sites very slowly. Why?Windows XP has a feature called 'Internet Connection Firewall'. When tured on, it can make programs to stuck while connecting to Internet. Try to disable this feature. Do the following:
National Languages SupportWatzNewÖ doesn't display my national characters in channels. How can I fix this?Please make sure you have the right font charset (script) in WatzNewÖ Scheme.
I have downloaded the translated version of WatzNewÖ, but it doesn't display my national characters in dialogs and menus. Why?Please see the previous paragraph to make sure you have the right font charset (script) in WatzNewÖ Scheme. Under Windows XP, WatzNewÖ still doesn't display my national characters in dialogs. Any ideas?Do the following:
Atomic Time Synchronization FeatureWhere can I find a list of SNTP time servers?For a list of public SNTP time servers please visit the following page: Integration with PerlI do not have Perl installed on my machine. Will WatzNewÖ work without it?Yes. WatzNewÖ can use Perl to perform some advanced tasks, but it will perfectly run without Perl installed. Where can I find Perl for the Windows platform?You can download ActivePerl from ActiveState's web site. It's free. |
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