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== What is an RSS Feed? == | == What is an RSS Feed? == | ||
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication [RSS 2.0]; RDF Site Summary [RSS 1.0 and RSS 0.90]; and Rich Site Summary [RSS 0.91]). It allows the user to receive notification when new material is added to a website of interest. In some ways it is similar to tuning in to a radio station, and receiving the news, however, RSS lets the user choose the type of information or news that is received. | RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication [RSS 2.0]; RDF Site Summary [RSS 1.0 and RSS 0.90]; and Rich Site Summary [RSS 0.91]). It allows the user to receive notification when new material is added to a website of interest. In some ways it is similar to tuning in to a radio station, and receiving the news, however, RSS lets the user choose the type of information or news that is received. | ||
== What are the Benefits of RSS Feeds? == | == What are the Benefits of RSS Feeds? == | ||
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Firefox is also set up with an RSS Feed Reader. It appears as a square orange button at the top of the reader. | Firefox is also set up with an RSS Feed Reader. It appears as a square orange button at the top of the reader. | ||
== Setting up RSS Feeds with Windows Vista is very easy. Simply click on a 'Join this Feed' link. The RSS Feed is automatically added to [''FINISH SENTENCE, PLEASE!]'' == | == Setting up RSS Feeds with Windows Vista is very easy. Simply click on a 'Join this Feed' link. The RSS Feed is automatically added to [''FINISH SENTENCE, PLEASE!]'' == | ||
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