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The feed URL can only be edited if Google Reader sync is off.

Select the feed in the left column and press ⌘I to bring up the feed info window. Click on the triangle next to the URLs entry and you will get a text box that will allow you to edit the feed URL. There are a bunch of other setting there that allow you to do things like specify how often a particular feed is updated, how long articles are kept, etc.

Edit: here is an example.

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Select the feed in the left column and press ⌘I to bring up the feed info window. Click on the triangle next to the URLs entry and you will get a text box that will allow you to edit the feed URL. There are a bunch of other setting there that allow you to do things like specify how often a particular feed is updated, how long articles are kept, etc.

Edit: here is an example.

NNW Window

The feed URL can only be edited if Google Reader sync is off.

Select the feed in the left column and press ⌘I to bring up the feed info window. Click on the triangle next to the URLs entry and you will get a text box that will allow you to edit the feed URL. There are a bunch of other setting there that allow you to do things like specify how often a particular feed is updated, how long articles are kept, etc.

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Select the feed in the left column and press ⌘I to bring up the feed info window. Click on the triangle next to the URLs entry and you will get a text box that will allow you to edit the feed URL. There are a bunch of other setting there that allow you to do things like specify how often a particular feed is updated, how long articles are kept, etc.

Edit: here is an example.

NNW Window

Select the feed in the left column and press ⌘I to bring up the feed info window. Click on the triangle next to the URLs entry and you will get a text box that will allow you to edit the feed URL. There are a bunch of other setting there that allow you to do things like specify how often a particular feed is updated, how long articles are kept, etc.

Select the feed in the left column and press ⌘I to bring up the feed info window. Click on the triangle next to the URLs entry and you will get a text box that will allow you to edit the feed URL. There are a bunch of other setting there that allow you to do things like specify how often a particular feed is updated, how long articles are kept, etc.

Edit: here is an example.

NNW Window

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KeithB
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Select the feed in the left column and press ⌘I to bring up the feed info window. Click on the triangle next to the URLs entry and you will get a text box that will allow you to edit the feed URL. There are a bunch of other setting there that allow you to do things like specify how often a particular feed is updated, how long articles are kept, etc.