Before we take the time to show how to set it up, let’s see the end result:<\/p>\n
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<\/a>RSS Feed in Outlook<\/p><\/div>\n
The daily updates to the blog (this one) come in as email messages.\u00a0 They give a short excerpt of the post and provide you with a link to visit the full entry.\u00a0 This saves you the time of checking the website every day to see if the topic interests you.<\/p>\n
Interested?\u00a0 Let’s set it up.\u00a0 This will work for most RSS enabled blogs, just look for the RSS icon:<\/p>\n
<\/a>RSS Icon<\/p><\/div>\n
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Step 1: Find the RSS Feed address for the blog by clicking on the RSS icon.\u00a0 Copy the address in the address bar of your browser. For this example, we’re using: http:\/\/feeds.feedburner.com\/propertechnologysolutions<\/a><\/p>\n Step 2: Open Outlook and look for the RSS Feeds<\/strong> folder in the folder list.<\/p>\n RSS Folder in Outlook 2010<\/p><\/div>\n Step 3: Right-Click the Folder and choose Add a New RSS Feed<\/strong> and paste the address in the box.<\/p>\n Adding the RSS Address<\/p><\/div>\n The next box will ask if you know and trust the site you will be reading.\u00a0 Click Yes (use your own judgment).<\/p>\n When you expand the RSS folder, you will see the feed listed like a normal Outlook folder containing items.\u00a0 Each will have a brief snippet and a link.\u00a0 When you see a topic that interests you, follow through to the website.<\/p>\n If you’re looking for IT support or networking services in Wichita or surrounding areas, call Proper Technology Solutions at (316) 337-5628.\u00a0 Our trained consultants can provide you with outstanding service at rates starting at $70\/hour with no minimum charges.\u00a0 Unhappy with your current IT Service provider?\u00a0 Let us talk to you about how we can ease the transition by providing technicians to come onsite at no charge to you to ‘learn’ how your systems work so you won’t receive a bill for our learning curve.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Wichita Computer Support Tip for May 11th, 2011 RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication.\u00a0\u00a0What it means is less important that what it can do for you.\u00a0 Using the simple RSS reader in Office, you can receive updates from your favorite … Continue reading <\/a>Computer Networking In Wichita KS<\/h2>\n