How do I add an RSS feed to Devonthink?

Copy the RSS feed URL of your publication source in the “URL” box in Devonthink. Add a name if you want something other than the automated choice. Click the Done button, and your new feed will be added to the database. Each time you launch the Scientific RSS database, your RSS feed will be updated locally.

What is RSS messaging?

RSS (RDF Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication) is a web feed that allows users and applications to access updates to websites in a standardized, computer-readable format. Users subscribe to feeds either by entering a feed’s URI into the reader or by clicking on the browser’s feed icon.

What is DEVONthink 3?

With the information-management app DEVONthink 3, you no longer have to swim in a sea of web bookmarks, email receipts, RSS feeds, scanned memos, and downloaded bank statements. DEVONthink stores your digital documents and clippings, helps you scan and store paper documents, and serves as home base for organizing and viewing all your information.

Is there a devdevonthink browser extension?

DEVONthink has its own browser extension for this purpose. Here’s how to install it in most common browsers. What have I got in my pocket? ”To roam the roads of lands remote, to travel is to live.” Is Schrödinger’s cat dead or alive? Chat with fellow users.

How do you scan documents with DEVONthink?

My basic workflow with DevonThink is to get documents in through the Inbox folder, then to sort and tag them within DevonThink, then to refer to them with Item links from other applications. While DevonThink has built-in scanning capabilities I have a really old scanner that just wouldn’t work with it, so I do things the old-fashioned way:

How can I Sync my DEVONthink database with Dropbox?

What you need to do instead (and I just tested this) is put your database in /user/Documents/, then to select File > Synchronize inside DevonThink and authorize DevonThink to create a folder on your Dropbox which will act as a transactional/backup space for your database. It’s a little slower, but hey, no data corruption.