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Karen F

Flightless Bird
At the top of the Windows Live Mail screen I have a category "read feeds and
unread feeds" and in it are MSNBC posts up to 6/11/2010. How do I get
more recent feeds and do I have to delete the old feeds? I don't quite
understand what these feeds are? I never had them with XP but I had the
newsgroups.

Thanks.
 
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Nil

Flightless Bird
On 29 Jun 2010, "Karen F" <fetter@frontiernet.net> wrote in
alt.windows7.general:

> At the top of the Windows Live Mail screen I have a category "read
> feeds and unread feeds" and in it are MSNBC posts up to 6/11/2010.
> How do I get more recent feeds and do I have to delete the old
> feeds? I don't quite understand what these feeds are? I
> never had them with XP but I had the newsgroups.


I don't know how Windows Live works in that regard, but "feeds" are
Microsoft-speak for what is commonly known as RSS. An RSS Aggregator
such as Windows Live will watch for changes in certain web pages that
you specify, and allow you to read them all via one program.

http://www.google.com/search?q=rss
 
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Walter Goldschmidt

Flightless Bird
Karen if you want a MSNBC feed go to their website and scroll down the page
(normally at bottom) and look for RSS feeds or just RSS. Click on this and a
page will open showing you all the feeds available for MSNBC. Any web site
(almost any) will have these feeds. I have Fox news, WSJ news, CBS news, NBC
news C-Span etc. You can also get newspaper feeds. They are all free but you
may have to put up with a 15 or 30 second add. Best way to get your news or
any other web site current info.

Walt

"Karen F" <fetter@frontiernet.net> wrote in message
news:m_wWn.3260$KT3.1158@newsfe13.iad...
> At the top of the Windows Live Mail screen I have a category "read feeds
> and unread feeds" and in it are MSNBC posts up to 6/11/2010. How do I
> get more recent feeds and do I have to delete the old feeds? I don't
> quite understand what these feeds are? I never had them with XP but I
> had the newsgroups.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
 
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