#2: nevrozel, looks like it just took things a little while to catch up. I can get the 'cast via the direct link and I see it in our iTS podcast feed as well. It seems that even computers can be groggy this early in the morning. :)

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#4: Good eyes. ;) Yea, that's why Brent often stresses that with the NNW beta, he really means *beta.* As far as the core functionality, I think it works well and have been using it since early January.

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#6: There are a couple ways to handle this. First, OS X doesn't care where you store *most* apps, so you could keep this beta copy on the desktop or in another folder to avoid overwriting your current copy of 1.x or 2.x. The second, and more important, thing to worry about, however, is the folder that NetNewsWire stores all your feeds in. The version 3 beta has a new storage system, so it's more important that you make a backup of your current NetNewsWire support folder to go back to if you ever want to stop using version 3.

It's pretty simple: all you need to do is go to ~/Library/Application Support and find the NetNewsWire folder (~ is your Home folder). There are plenty of ways to back up that folder, but simply clicking on the NNW folder and pressing cmd-d will duplicate it (giving you a new folder called "NetNewsWire Copy"). Now, you can safely run the version 3 beta, and if you ever want to roll back to the current version, simply remove the "NetNewsWire" folder from Application Support, and rename the "NetNewsWire Copy" back to its original name so your version 2 copy can run properly.

Of course, there's at least one catch with this: any changes you make to your subscriptions in NNW 3, like adding, moving or deleting them, won't be reflected in version 2 since you're swapping out those two app support folders.

Make sense?

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