Language Filters Please

Thursday, 17 January 2008 09:06 by jordan.terrell

I've got a pretty extensive list of blogs that my aggregator (now Google Reader) pulls down. I will see roughly 500-700 posts a day (not that I read them all). However, for the last year or so I'm seeing a lot of foreign (to me) language posts that make up a good bit of those numbers. I really wish that there was a way to filter out posts that are not written in languages you are interested in (similar though here).

Does anyone know of a way to accomplish this without it being a feature of your aggregator?

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January 24. 2008 11:42

I would also like to say something about language filtering, but in a differerent way. Unlike my esteemed collegue here, who already knows everything, I sometimes need to look up something in help. Every stinkin' time I do that, I have to go and Un-choose VB, C++ etc. etc. It angers me!!!

Also, is there a way to sort or change the order of the items that show up when you're going to add a file. Let's say you're going to add a css style sheet. I don't know about you but it takes me almost 30 seconds to find the dumb thing! Meanwhile stuff like WPF is up at the top and I'm not using that yet!
Aaarrgghhh!!!

Jeffrey Whitney

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