RSS Wizard 3.3: Convert HTML webpage to RSS feed automatically

Contact: Dmitry Baranov
Company: ExtraLabs Software
Title: Marketing Director
E-mail: dmitry {at} extralabs(.)net

ExtraLabs Software unveils RSS Wizard 3.3, a fully-fledged HTML to RSS
converter, that offers you an easy way to create and maintain RSS feeds.

ExtraLabs Software today announces the release of RSS Wizard 3.3. RSS
Wizard is an HTML to RSS converter than can generate the RSS feed out of
virtually any web page without having to edit it first. RSS Wizard
generates RSS 2.0 feeds and allows you to create, edit and publish an
unlimited number of RSS channels. The program has a great collection of
features such as the built-in scheduler, autodetecting of RSS tags, command
line support, XML editor and built-in FTP client.

The program has been especially developed to meet the needs of both novice
and advanced users. Now the RSS Wizard features a built-in scheduler so
that now it can function in a 100% automatic mode creating excellent RSS
channels without any user assistance.

Read more about RSS Wizard at http://www.extralabs.net/rss-wizard.htm
Download an evaluation version to try it for free
http://www.extralabs.net/RSSWizardSetup.exe

RSS Wizard Pricing and Availability

RSS Wizard 3.3 runs under Windows 95/98/Me/2000/NT/XP/2003/Vista and costs
$29.95 (USD). Registered customers are
entitled to free lifetime updates and premium technical support. Discounts
for volume buyers are available. Additional information on RSS Wizard 3.3,
as well as its 30-day evaluation version is available from
http://www.extralabs.net .

About ExtraLabs Software

ExtraLabs Software specializes in the development of RSS and podcasting
software. The company was founded in 2002 by a
team of Russian software engineers. ExtraLabs Software is the author of
such products as “Feed Mix”, an RSS reader with the
editing ability; “Feed Editor”, a fully-fledged RSS and podcast editor;
“RSS Wizard”, an HTML to RSS converter, “RSS
Publisher”, a free tool for publishing RSS Feeds, and “Image Assistant”, a
tool for batch-mode image processing. For more
information, please visit http://www.extralabs.net .