Detect RSS Feeds with a Web Browser
Although you can use Outlook to view feeds to which you have subscribed, you cannot use the program to locate feeds in which you might be interested. For that, you must use a Web browser such as Internet Explorer 7 (shown here), which automatically detects the presence of RSS links.
Detect RSS Feeds with a Web Browser
1. | Click Start.
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3. | Navigate to the Web page of your choice.
If Internet Explorer 7 detects an RSS link, the browser’s RSS Feeds button changes from  to  .
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4. | Click  next to the RSS Feeds button and choose the feed you want to view.
A page for the selected feed opens, listing recent feed updates (in this example, articles about travel deals).
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5. | Click a link to one of the feed updates to view it.
A page containing the feed update ... |
Internet Explorer 7 opens.
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