Houston, we have a problem…

I told you I was going to check out Syndirella, right. Well if you follow that link you’ll see a screen shot of what the program is supposed to look like. Here you can see what it looks like on my Win 98 desktop at home. Obviously, only having the first letter of the feed title and post title sort of hurts the usability of it, eh? *L*

Perhaps I’ll try and see what might be the problem some time later.

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