Feeding Your Internet

In Chapter 2, RSS Feeds informed me about a popular tool called the RSS reader. Basically what and RSS reader is, is a software that has features, used to subscribe to the web. RSS stands for (Really Simple Syndication) or ( Rich Site Summary). There are other RSS services that you could subscribe to such as Newzcrawler, or Sub headlines. It is very easy to subscribe to an RSS feed. Here are some steps to setting up an RSS Feed. You start a website such as AOL or Msn, and you click the tab button right underneath the address bar then you click the RSS button which is usually orange. When the box appears for you to subscribe to this feed and it will appear on your screen. Also i learned how to view and delete and RSS Feed, it is very simple to do so. To view your RSS feed by clicking the favorites center to view the list of feeds. To delete its just another simple process you have to learn. You can just right click on your feed you want and click delete and yes when told. Simple. The address bar and the drop down list allows you to revisit a web page just by clicking a URL in the address bar drop down list. Another feature that you could use would be the Auto Complete tool, this tool allows you to store your UR L's that you type in your address bar. Also you could store your UR L's in your Favorites and history tabs too. The address bar drop down list organizes its suggestions by " Auto Complete" Suggestions. "History" " Favorites" and there are different steps to navigate your drop down list. Suggests Sites is another feature that allows you to use your web browsing techniques to present suggestions for addition browsing. You can simply download the Suggested Sites feature and as soon as its on, your websites and information will be stored from and online service. There is also another feature you can click on which is the Suggested Sites Web Slice which is located on the favorites bar.