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Features | Detailed DescriptionThe RSS Feeds is a component from the Clever Internet Suite library.This component is used to edit RSS feed XML, load and save it to the disk.Available in .NET, VCL and ActiveX editions.Features:Support for RSS 0.91, 0,9Load and Save RSS XML to the disk Submit RSS to the Web Download and Parse RSS news from URL Validate RSS XML before publishing Free one year upgrades and supportAdd RSS items and submit it to the Web in just few lines of codeThe most commonly used RSS information (such as News Title, Link and Description) can be specified using a single line of code.You can submit added news items to the Web server via the PUT method of the HTTP protocol.Delphi clRss1.Get(' clRss1.Items.Add('New version released', 'sample.com', 'The new version includes a lot features...'); clRss1.Put(' rss1.Get(" rss1.Items.Add(new RssItem("New version released", "sample.com", "The new version includes a lot features...")); rss1.Put(" including WinForm clients with full source codePlease see the Demos code (RssFeed) and also the indexed Help documentation provided with the Clever Internet Suite installation to learn more about using this component in your application.Includes support for Delphi, C++Builder, C#, VB.NET and Javascript.Complete Delphi and C# source codeWhen Purchasing the Clever Internet Suite you receive the full sources for all suite components and also free unlimited support.Interested?Check Detailed DescriptionDownload Free TrialPurchase LicenseHave questions? Contact us

The line can navigate to an arbitrary site supporting a search with parameters specified in GET request.The following parameters are specified to the constructor: link to IEToolbarEngine class, line that will be displayed in a combobox for an item of search history clearing, prompt line, search line, pop-up prompt line, text on search button, search field size, its style, and a link to the image for search button. This element will look like this: A few words about search line format: There is a q={0} parameter in it. Here, q is the parameter name, used in your search query, and {0} will be substituted automatically to the line that a user enters into search line. If there is another parameter name in your search query, it should be staned instead of q.LinkListItemLinkListItem(this, "Advantages", "Advantages", new Link[] { link1, link2, link3, link4 }, img);This is a simple list with links. The constructor parameters link to IEToolbarEngine class, button text, tooltip text, and collection of elements. The exterior is shown below: RssTickerRssTicker(this, "RSS", "RSS Channel", " 1440, img, "RSSChannel");This element presents a list of links received from an RSS feed. For that, a link to the RSS feed and a period of channel update is given to a constructor. The string, a unique name of a RSS channel, which will be used for the creation of a cache file in the application folder in “Application Data\IEToolbar\Cache”, should be transmitted last.The resulting element looks like the following: Installation ProjectAlso, the demo project contains an installation project called IEToolbarInstallation, generating a Setup.exe file, which allows you to install the toolbar to the user machine and delete it if necessary. It is created in MS Visual Studio. The moments, connected with the implementation of the installation project that should be paid attention to, are given

Community Home Discussions Announcements Off-Topic Lounge Community Feedback Level Up Activities Community Leaders Leaderboard Help Verizon Community Blog Ask the Expert Community FAQs Ask Verizon Troubleshooting Ask a question Ask a question Sign in Sign in My Verizon Member Community Member only Community Help Archives Mobile Archives Mobile Network (Archive) Re: does push to talk charges apply to each line 3.2M Members 3,526 Members online 223K Discussions 33.9K Solutions An Accepted Solution is available for this post. Jump to solution. Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content GeraldLSU Newbie ‎02-22-2015 05:21 PM Does the push to talk feature have to be charged per phone line? Or does the one charge cover all phones on the plan? Solved! Go to Correct Answer Labels (1) Labels Verizon Wireless Services 1 person had this problem. I have the same question 0 Likes Reply 1 Solution An Accepted Solution is available for this post. Jump to solution. Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content SuzyQ Community Leader ‎02-23-2015 09:54 AM I believe the charge is to enable the feature PER LINE, since not all phones are PTT capable. View solution in original post Helped me too 0 Likes Reply All Community topics Previous Topic Next Topic 1 Reply An Accepted Solution is available for this post. Jump to solution. Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content SuzyQ Community Leader ‎02-23-2015 09:54 AM I believe the charge is to enable the feature PER LINE, since not all phones are PTT capable. Helped me too 0 Likes Reply Quick LinksWelcomeGetting startedCommunity FAQs Introduce yourself Discussions Announcements How-to videos Knowledge hub Privacy Policy Terms of Service and User Guidelines Get help from VerizonSupport