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What is RSS?
What is RSS?
RSS stands for "Really Simple Syndication". It is a way to easily distribute a list of headlines, update notices, and sometimes content to a wide number of people who request this information. Once a person has set up the RSS feed alters to new information that they have requested is sent to their email address. Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is a simple way for a person to monitor fresh web content. RSS feeds highlight new material so you don't have to repeatedly check a site for updates. When new information appears on mySiteWizard.org , our corresponding RSS feeds are updated and your RSS reader alerts you of the new content. RSS feeds are usually identified by the following button
How do I use RSS? News Readers It's easy; all you need is a News Reader! There is an assortment of different News Readers available and News Readers work on different operating systems, so you will want to take this into account when you make your selection. These News Readers can be downloaded by clicking on the following links listed below. You can subscribe to RSS feeds in a number of ways, including the following:
Add RSS to My Yahoo! and Google After copying a shortcut link from an XML button, click "Add Content" on your My Yahoo! page. A link will appear on the following page labeled "Add RSS by URL." Click that link and paste the RSS shortcut into the text box and then click "Add." More information is available at Yahoo! on their RSS Headlines Module
page. After copying a RSS shortcut link from a XML button, click "Add content" or "Personalize your Google homepage" on your Google homepage. Click "Create a Section" in the list that appears and a text box will be displayed for you to "enter a feed." Paste your RSS shortcut into the text box and click "Go." You can drag and drop to rearrange your Google page. Get more information at Google in theirHomepage help section.
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