Copyright 2002, Timothy Bryce Yehl, byehl@yahoo.com
All rights reserved.

This software is licensed under the terms of the BSD license. Please see the 
included license.txt file for details.

Description:

	This program will allow you to replace all items on a weblog hosted by 
	Userland's radio.weblogs.com with pages that redirect users to a new  
	location.

	You must have a valid and up-to-date directory.opml file in order for 
	this to work. Check your Radio prefs. You may need to disable and 
	re-endable the pref in order for Radio to re-generate the file.

Requirements:

	Windows XP (not tested on earlier versions, but the should work)
	Microsoft XML Parser v3.0	
	.NET Framework and Common Language Runtime, available at:
	http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/default.asp?url=/downloads/sample.asp?url=/msdn-files/027/001/829/msdncompositedoc.xml
	
	
Configuration:

	Usernume: Run the following script in Radio
		string(user.radio.prefs.usernum)
		
	Password Hash: Run the following script in Radio
		string.hashmd5 (user.radio.prefs.passwords.default)
		
	Server: The xmlStorageSystem server to be used.
	
	Path: The relative URL to the server's XML-RPC interface.
	
	New URL: The full URL to your new web site's location.
	
	Directory.opml: Enter a full URL, or browse for the file on your local system.
	
	Replacement RSS / OPML / HTML:
		These templates will replace all RSS / OPML / HTML files on your existing
		Radio weblog hosted by Userland. The RSS and OPML items must be complete
		and valid XML, ie: you must manually escape any "<" symbols to "&lt;" 
		within an RSS <description> element.
		
		The template mechanism has a single variable, %newurl%, which will be 
		replaced by the new URL for a page. IT IS CASE SENSITIVE. You may use the
		variable as many times as you like within each template.