Program Files

Vienna 2.2 requires Mac OSX 10.3.9 or later and an internet connection. Vienna is Universal, running natively on both Intel and PowerPC Macs. Versions of Vienna later than 2.2 will require Mac OSX 10.4 or later.

To download Vienna, click the appropriate link below and follow your browser instructions to download to a folder on your hard disk. Then double-click the downloaded file to open it (Safari may do this automatically for you) and copy the Vienna application file to your Applications folder.

	Vienna 2.2.2 (Localised) This is the latest public version of Vienna including localised text for French, Swedish, German, Italian, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, Danish, Czech, Japanese, Euskara (Basque), Ukrainian, Russian, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. After downloading, simply copy the program to your Applications folder.
	Vienna 2.2.2 (US English) This is the latest public non-localised version of Vienna for non-US English customers who want to run the US English version of Vienna. After downloading, simply copy the program to your Applications folder.
	Vienna 2.3.0.2300 (Prelease Version) This is the brand new pre-release version of Vienna 2.3. It is made available for users who want to play with the latest builds before they are officially released. Pre-release builds are lower quality than release builds and may contain serious bugs so be sure to back up your database first. NOTE: Vienna 2.3 and later require Mac OSX 10.4 and later builds and will NOT run on Mac OSX 10.3.9 or earlier.

Custom Toolbar

Vienna 2.2 or later supports customising the toolbar by changing the toolbar resources. The following customisations are currently offered.

Custom Styles

To install custom styles, click on the style name to download it then double-click the downloaded file to unpack the ZIP file. (Browsers like Safari will automatically unpack the file for you). Then finally double-click the extracted .viennastyle file to automatically install the style into Vienna.

See the Custom Styles page for instructions on how to create your own styles.

	yFlicks Contributed by Jonathan Pacheco
	TypeBright Contributed by Folletto Malefico
	Prague-Aqua (Updated 4th Jan 2007) Contributed by Didier Oswald
	Pushpin Contributed by Didier Oswald
	Aqua Pastel Sigalakou Contributed by Anthony Sigalas
	Flickr Black Sigalakou Contributed by Anthony Sigalas
	Minimal Sigalakou Contributed by Anthony Sigalas
	Screenplay Contributed by Jonathan Pacheco
	Dartanion Contributed by johnnySw
	Apple Mail Contributed by cmachmeier
	Vienna Times Contributed by Jonathan Pacheco
	Cocoa Contributed by Jonathan Pacheco
	Spotlight Contributed by Jonathan Pacheco
	Sage Contributed by Jonathan Pacheco
	Mono Mail Contributed by Tim Stalin
	Mono Contributed by Tim Stalin
	ollieman.net style collection A web site with a collection of Vienna styles (link updated).
	FloaterGRIS Contributed by Romain Lafourcade
	Soft Cover Derived from NetNewsWire Softcover theme by Jesper. Uploaded by Liang-Bin Hsueh
	Graphite Normal Uploaded by David Schniegler
	Graphite Special Uploaded by David Schniegler
	Pretty Boxes Uploaded by Brandon Booth
	Glossy Bar Uploaded by Andrey Yazev
	Civico 201 Uploaded by Unknown contributor. (Please contact me so I can credit you appropriately. Thanks.)
	Gazette Uploaded by Nicolas Gruson (http://www.gilgam.com).
	Gilgam Uploaded by Nicolas Gruson (http://www.gilgam.com)
	Gilgam Petit Uploaded by Nicolas Gruson (http://www.gilgam.com)
	Oopavision Uploaded by Unknown contributor. (Please contact me so I can credit you appropriately. Thanks.)
	Rocko-Dark Uploaded by SimpleMan46.
	Rocko-Lite Uploaded by SimpleMan46
	BigGrey Uploaded by Sebastian Kasparek.
	TimesPaper Uploaded by Robert Bienert.

The following styles are now bundled with Vienna 2.2.0.2209 or later.

	Bohemian Cinema Contributed by Jonathan Pacheco
	Front Row Contributed by Jonathan Pacheco
	Prague Contributed by Kreg Wallace
	Xcast Contributed by Jonathan Pacheco
	Prague Light Contributed by Rob Campbell
	Perlucida Contributed by Adrian Simmons
	Broadsheet Clipping Uploaded by Arthur Veugelers
	Vienna Pride Uploaded by Brandon Booth
	Tyger Uploaded by Jedi Knight.
	EasySimple Uploaded by SimpleMan46.
	Felix Uploaded by Loco Velasquez

Vienna AppleScripts

To install these scripts, click on the link to download them then double-click the downloaded ZIP file to unpack the enclosed script. Then copy the unpacked script to your Library/Scripts/Applications/Vienna folder. You will need to restart Vienna to get the script to show up in the Vienna Scripts menu.

If Vienna is already running then you can also install the scripts by dragging them over the Vienna application in the dock.

	Mail current article using Apple Mail (German version) Brings up a ready-to-send new mail message using Apple Mail with a link to the article being displayed in the body of the message.
	Mail current article using Apple Mail Brings up a ready-to-send new mail message using Apple Mail with a link to the article being displayed in the body of the message.
	Mail current article using Microsoft Entourage Brings up a ready-to-send new mail message using Microsoft Entourage with a link to the article being displayed in the body of the message. (Contributed by Chris Fonnesbeck).
	Subscribe to URL in Camino Creates a new subscription using the URL of the page currently being displayed in the active tab in Camino. (Contributed by Jedi Knight).
	Blog current article to MarsEdit Opens MarsEdit with the current article in the body of a new blog document. (Original contribution by Daryl Manning. Updated by Graeme West).

Utilities

These utilities are provided for your interest. They are not essential for using Vienna.

	ExportRSS2Opml An utility to export your Safari RSS feeds to an OPML file for import into Vienna.
	Apple Backup 3.0 Quick Pick for Vienna This Quick Pick file allows you to easily back up Vienna's data files using Apple's Backup 3.0 program. See here for installation instructions. Donated by Jeff Minck.
	Migrate from NetNewsWire script A Perl script to migrate NetNewsWire feed data (messages and flags) to Vienna. Note: requires a working knowledge of using Perl. See this support site posting for more details.
	Database Format Documentation This PDF document explains the SQLite table structure of the database file that Vienna 2.0 uses.

Installing the Quick Pick Script

Follow these instructions to install and use the Quick Pick script in Apple's Backup 3.0 utility.

Download and unzip uk.co.opencommunity.vienna.quickpick.zip
Exit backup.app if it's running.
Drag uk.co.opencommunity.vienna.quickpick to /Library/Application Support/Backup/QuickPicks/

To use QuickPick in Backup 3.0:

Click the + button in the lower left corner to create a new backup plan and choose "Custom."
Give a name to Backup Plan, e.g., "Vienna Backup." Under "Backup Items," click the + button to add an item.
In the "QuickPicks" tab, choose "Vienna" and click "Done."
Set up a destination and a schedule and you're done.