How to Use RSS

What does RSS mean?

RSS stands for Really Simplified Syndication.

What is a feed?

A feed is a tool that uses RSS to send information from one web site to another (also known as a stream of information).

What is RSS?

It is a way for people to receive automatic updates from web sites, blogs, news headlines and podcasts.

How can I start using RSS?

Many people have a customized My Yahoo or an iGoogle home page. You can add feeds that you like. When you are on a web site that shows RSS , click the orange button and a feed will automatically appear on your customized home page.

Where can I find RSS feeds?

You can look at any web page for the letters RSS, look for the logo (), or do a search. Not all web sites offer RSS feeds.

On Yahoo and Google, you can also add RSS after your favorite search terms.

How can I do a search?

On the upper left of your web browser (e.g. Internet Explorer), click “Edit” and select “Find”. A search window will appear. Type in RSS.

How can I start now?

Easy! Click on the RSS on my blog! E-mail me if you have any trouble.

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