Mighty Ticker

The Original & Highly Regarded Desktop News Ticker

A forerunner of NewsBliss, Mighty Ticker gives a new meaning to "Network News." The system enables online, personalized news feeds completely selected and controlled by the user. Mighty Ticker discreetly scrolls news header information from pre-selected sources across your PC. Those of us who need streamlined news feeds, Mighty Ticker is the answer!

How does it work? Mighty Ticker uses RSS/XML technology - a means of distributing content across the Internet. You have probably seen little icons labeled "RSS" or "XML" on many websites you visit. These buttons are hyperlinked to the actual information feed provided by that site. If you click on them, you're likely to see garbled text or XML markup tags, but don't be alarmed! Mighty Ticker allows you to simply drag and drop the icon into the program, and voila! You've linked to that site's information feed instantly.

Depending on the data source, you can be as specific as you like.  Simply click on each icon to add to your data stream. The ticker also allows you to alternate from one feed to another by using a toggle switch. Now, that's convenience for you! Nevermind surfing the Net, switching TV channels, or reading the newspaper - Mighty Ticker brings the news and custom information that interests you directly to your desktop as they are published.

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FEATURES:

Fully compatible with Internet Explorer 7 and Windows Vista
Add Your Own Custom RSS or Atom Feeds

• Customize look and feel
• Control text size and scroll speed
• Drag-n-drop any feed covering virtually everything on the Web
• Search your favorite shopping sites - ebay, yahoo auctions, froggle, overstock
• Dual Monitor Support
• Import/Export OPML files

Windows based for ease of use
Mighty Ticker can be used with any version of Windows.

• Autostart Settings
• Stick to Top, Stick to Bottom, Always on Top, Minimize to Tray, Auto-hide Unstick features
• Auto or Manual Feed Updates
• Icon sits in System Tray
• Auto Software Updates