RSS is a great way of organizing new/interesting information very quickly in one place. Most new browsers have RSS readers built-in, and there are many standalone applications which put all your subscribed RSS feeds in one place.

OK, two quick questions:  (1) How to setup the RSS feeds for Outlook internal on Exchange and via POP3 servers and (2) How to 'become a fan' of someone? 

I am new to SoftCity and am just learning how powerful it is. 

I would like to try to consolidate some of my notes and put them up as short articles (mostly on disk, file systems, system internals, and digital developing, etc.).   The http://cafe.softcity.com/contribution/wkzNwEzN/view/how-to-make-my-articles-read article looks like a good starting point but any other guidance or direction will be much appreciated!

TIA

Max

@Max : You should ask this kind of question in a real question (see in the header, Create a contribution). You'll have an answer faster.

So, to use RSS, you need a reader. This is not a mail, but, Outlook can read RSS fead. RSS feeds are just pages with list of information. No matter if you're on internal server, POP3 or whatever. I don't know the way to add a RSS in outlook, but if you are using FireFox, look into the URL bar, you'l find the RSS icon. Just click on it and you will have to choose your reader. Outlook should be here.

To become a fan of someone, go in his (or her) profile. Find in the top bar an heart. Click on it, and that's it. We will improve this visibility.

Waiting to read your articles now :)

>Waiting to read your articles now :)

OK, :-) I gave it a try and posted my first one.  We'll see if anyone reads it and/or comments. 

I will try a conversation next ... something controversial like Nikon vs. Canon should be a good starting point!

Thanks for the help. 

If there is any interest, I will do three follow-up articles on image backups, file-by-file apps, and encrypted archival to portable storage media.