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What are web feeds?

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What are web feeds?

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A web feed is way to have a list of new web content (including press releases, news articles, audiocasts, and videocasts) sent right to your computer. Web feeds are also called RSS (Really Simple Syndication). How can I use a Point Reyes web feed? The easiest way to receive a web feed is with your Web browser. Most newer Web browsers (Firefox 3 and Internet Explorer 7, for example) allow you to subscribe to a web feed by simply clicking on a link to the web feed file and then clicking on another link to subscribe. After you have done this, the content of the web feed will be displayed in your bookmarks or favorites—depending on your Web browser. If you are using a browser that supports this feature, subscribe to Point Reyes’ web feeds by clicking on the associated RSS icon or link, and then clicking on the subscribe link in the window that follows. Another way to receive the web feed uses a feed reader. Feed readers are software that can check the feeds of websites and present you with

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