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Posted: 12/09/2005 07:16 am
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How does this work?

Do I simply get a key like Google which I insert in my software application? My app has space for one, but after repeated tries to understand yahoo's documentation, it's either beyond me, or I'm in the wrong place.

How/where do I get a key? I run 5 reports each week - one for each site I track. Each report runs with an average of 25 terms to be found within the top 100 results. Not sure if that data makes a difference or not.

Thanks for th ehelp gang.

Duane



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Posted: 12/10/2005 10:46 pm
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Here's some info on your question:

* Working with the Yahoo! API

Sounds fairly simple - just three easy steps:

1 - Yahoo ID application

2 - visit the Yahoo developer page

3 - get confused over XML feeds and other software dev crap


...see how easy that was! ...now we're just as perplexed as you!



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