RSS Feeds
| A guide to using RSS feeds | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
RSS (or Really Simple Syndication) allows you to pick and choose content from websites and have it sent straight to you as an RSS feed, keeping you up-to-date with only the information you are interested in. How do I start using RSS? You will need an RSS reader. Many new browsers enable you to read the feeds. You can learn more about them through Google search (keywords "RSS Feeds"). They are mostly free to use. Once you have selected an RSS reader you can start adding RSS feeds from your favourite sites. They automatically update with the latest information when it is published. Adding our RSS feeds to your RSS reader Click on any of the RSS feeds and a page will be displayed. Browsers such as Internet Explorer 7.0, Firefox and Safari should be able to display a list of feeds on your screen. They enable you to bookmark the feeds. Subscribing audio feeds using iTunes You can also subscribe to our feeds using iTunes and download our podcasts onto your iPod. To subsribe, open your iTunes software. Locate the "Advanced" drop-down menu on the top right corner of the iTunes browser. Click on "Advanced" and select "Subscribe to Podcast". Key in the url address of the feeds and subscribe. Alternatively, you can subscribe to our feeds by logging on to the iTunes Store. Once you are logged on, locate the "Podcast" link on the right-hand side and click on it. You can search for our podcast by keywords or browse according to genre, and you will be able to see the Animal Pharm artwork and episodes. |
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