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<FavBarFeedsList>

<!--
    - Each feed on the favorites bar is represented with <FavBarFeedItem> element. This element has the @active attribute 
      which follows the same "yes/no" value pattern as the XML for default favorites and feeds
    - Three pieces of data are needed for each feed: title, URL and type
    - Type is stored in the <Type> element and can have only two possible values: "webslice" (flyout preview) and "headline" (item title list)
    - Title is represented as the <Title> element
    - URL is represented as the <Url> element
-->

    <!-- global loc defaults -->
    <_locDefinition>
        <!-- by default everything is localizable -->
        <_locDefault _loc="locData"/>
        <!-- and make the active and type attribute of FavBarFeedItem localizable -->
        <_locTag _loc="locData" _locAttrData="active">FavBarFeedItem</_locTag>
    </_locDefinition>

    <!-- Currently used - active is yes -->
    <FavBarFeedItem _locID="FavBarFeed1" active="yes">
        <!-- _locID@active="FavBarFeed1" -->
        <Type _locID="FavBarFeed1_Type">webslice</Type>
        <Title _locID="FavBarFeed1_Title">Web Slice Gallery</Title>
        <Url _locID="FavBarFeed1_Url">http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=121315</Url>
    </FavBarFeedItem>

    <!-- Currently unused placeholders - active is no -->
    <FavBarFeedItem _locID="FavBarFeed2" active="no"><!-- _locID@active="FavBarFeed2" --><Type _locID="FavBarFeed2_Type">webslice</Type><Title _locID="FavBarFeed2_Title">NOT_USED</Title><Url _locID="FavBarFeed2_Url">NOT_USED</Url></FavBarFeedItem>
    <FavBarFeedItem _locID="FavBarFeed3" active="no"><!-- _locID@active="FavBarFeed3" --><Type _locID="FavBarFeed3_Type">webslice</Type><Title _locID="FavBarFeed3_Title">NOT_USED</Title><Url _locID="FavBarFeed3_Url">NOT_USED</Url></FavBarFeedItem>

</FavBarFeedsList>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<FavoritesList>
  <_locDefinition>
    <!-- by default everything is localizable -->
    <_locDefault _loc="locData"/>
    <!-- and make the active attributes of "FavoriteItem" & FavIcon localizable -->
    <_locTag _loc="locData" _locAttrData="active">FavoriteItem</_locTag>
    <_locTag _loc="locData" _locAttrData="active">FavIconFile</_locTag>
  </_locDefinition>
  <!-- 
         Do not break the lines for each element.  You can break lines between elements.  
         The LocStudio XML parser will consider such line breaks part of the XML to localize, which we don't want.
         Also, the localization comments within the tags must come FIRST in their respective elements.  If the data preceeds the 
         comment, then the localization comment is ignored.

         Be sure to use {adaptation} comments on the URLs, or &amp; escape codes for URL parameters will break the PS builds.
         Originally I tried leaving a couple of URLs marked StrBegins so that PS changes something for testing purposes.  
         However, that breaks the PS XML parser.  

         Similarly using any XML escape codes in the Favorite Title (&amp; &gt; &lt;) will break the build unless the 
         affected title is also marked {adaptation}.

         Note: It appears that {Adaptation} is similar to {locked} for Pseudo builds, but allows localizers to edit the data.
         
         Carefully note the active attributes.  There is one on each <FavoriteItem>, as well as a separate one on <FavIconFile>.
         This is required because the localization tools must have a place holder value to allow the list to be expanded by the 
         localizers for other regions.  Empty tags are thrown out by the localization parsers.  Therefore, active="yes" is used
         by the actual code to determine which items to process, since we cannot use absence or empty strings for that purpose.
         The alternative of using a place holder in the text (example NOT_USED) was considered and rejected because if someone 
         accidentally changed the string to anything other than exactly the special "NULL" value, then the code would attempt
         to use this string, probably failing.  Conversely requiring an explicit statement that the value is valid is a safer
         course.

         DON'T FORGET TO ESCAPE ampersands in URLs.
    -->
  <!-- Currently used favorites - active is yes -->
  <FavoriteItem _locID="Win8Fav1" active="yes">
    <!-- _locID@active="Win8Fav1" -->
    <FavTitle _locID="Win8Fav1_Title">Bing</FavTitle>
    <FavURL _locID="Win8Fav1_URL">http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=255142</FavURL>
    <FavIconFile _locID="Win8Fav1_Icon" active="yes">%ProgramFiles%\Internet Explorer\Images\bing.ico</FavIconFile>
    <FavOffLine _locID="Win8Fav1_Offline">0</FavOffLine>
    <FavCheckApplicability _locID="Win8Fav1_CheckApplicability">yes</FavCheckApplicability>
  </FavoriteItem>
</FavoritesList>
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