1. If you use the iTunes order option, you need every episode set with an order. If there's just 1 episode with no order number set, it will become the top most and then the rest are the order episodes. Worse yet there's no guarantee that they will be in order if not all of them are set.
The feature episode option essentially orders all your episodes as normal with the exception of ordering a selected episode as the top most. It's an ideal solution if you want to always have 1 episode at the top of your iTunes listing that is a "welcome" or "intro" to your podcast. Once someone subscribes to your podcast though, the episodes are still ordered by date in descending order (like as before this was available).
The iTunes order option is really meant for someone who has planned to only do X episodes up front and wants them listed as chapters of a book or segments to a movie. You can be creative and do some interesting things with the option, just be careful that you don't get yourself stuck in a situation where you have to re-order the episodes every time you make a new one.
2. Yes, windows explorer. Just load up your feed in a browser such as Firefox (a browser that doesn't mess with the feed), view source then click 'save-as' and save it to your computer. Then right click and select properties, it will say how big it is.
3. Its ready. So far it just saves and syndicates the data you save with it. We are waiting for adoption by some podcasters before we proceed with building a player. Basically the data needs to be there before we spend further development time on it. So use it and it'll encourage us to move the feature forward.
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