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[Fwd: getting the right country information//2nd request!]

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Chris Hofmann

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Aug 6, 2007, 2:22:38 PM8/6/07
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I just installed you Mozilla Firefox.  But it defaults to BBC news and sports.  I live in the USA.  How do I change this setting?  Help!

 

Lee Fox

 

Majken Connor

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Aug 6, 2007, 5:16:24 PM8/6/07
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is he talking about the "latest headlines" ? if so that's not to do
with country settings. An article about the default bookmarks, or a
section in one of the UI articles about them would be a good idea.
Lots of people get a bit confused by them.

-Lucy

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Chris Ilias

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Aug 6, 2007, 5:47:15 PM8/6/07
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On 8/6/07 5:16 PM, _Majken Connor_ spoke thusly:

> is he talking about the "latest headlines" ? if so that's not to do
> with country settings. An article about the default bookmarks, or a
> section in one of the UI articles about them would be a good idea.
> Lots of people get a bit confused by them.

How about:
"How do I change the 'latest headlines' feed?"

It would really turn into an intro to live bookmarks, but I think that's
what the user would search for; and the article itself is a bridge
learning about web feeds and live bookmarks. (After all, that's why it's
part of the default bookmarks, right? To introduce users to live bookmarks.)

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