FeedForAll.com is RSS feed software company

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FeedForAll

Leading desktop software to create RSS Feeds, edit, validate and publish RSS news feeds. Additionally FeedForAll has a number of PHP scripts that manage RSS feeds, the scripts include RSS2HTML, SQL2RSS, RSS2SQL, RSS Cache, FutureRSS, RSSmesh, and RSS Filter.

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NotePage, Inc. staffs technicians and developers with a high level of expertise in both the computer and the communications industries. NotePage's software includes award winning applications recognized in the industry as the best.

NotePage has specialized in communications related applications since 1996 and is a world leader in messaging solutions. The FeedForAll product line includes:

FeedForAll - desktop software to create, edit and manage RSS feeds. FeedForAll supports namespaces and RSS extensions including iTunes and makes creating RSS feeds very easy.

FeedForAll Mac - desktop software for Apple Macintosh computers to create, edit and manage RSS feeds. FeedForAll supports namespaces and RSS extensions including iTunes and makes creating RSS feeds very easy.

RecordForAll - desktop audio recording and editing software for podcasters.

RSS2HTML - a free PHP script that converts RSS feeds to HTML web pages.

FutureRSS - a PHP script that can be used to automatically delay the publication of Items in an RSS feed. This allows Items in a RSS feed to be created ahead of time, and then slowly released over a period of time.

RSSmesh - a PHP script that allow you to merge multiple RSS feeds into a single RSS feed.

SQL2RSS - a PHP script that allows you to easily create rss feeds from SQL databases. The script currently supports the conversion of MySQL databases to RSS feeds.

RSS2SQL - a PHP script that allows you to easily create SQL databases from RSS feeds.

RSS Filter - a PHP script that filters the contents of an RSS feed. The filters can be defined by the publisher so that the resulting RSS feed contains only the information they want.