1. Adding RSS Feeds
When
your computer is connected to the Internet, Outlook offers a page of
Office-related quick links that you can browse and add, or you can add
feeds by typing the URL for the feed. To view the list of Office feeds,
just click the RSS Feeds branch in the Navigation Pane.
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Right-click RSS Feeds.
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Choose Add A New RSS Feed.
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Type the URL for the RSS feed.
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Click Add.
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The feed appears in the Navigation Pane.
Tip
You don’t need to type the URL for each RSS feed you add to
Outlook. Instead, find the feed you want to add and highlight the link
that points to the feed on the body of the Web page, or navigate to the
feed and highlight the link in the browser’s Address bar. Then press
Ctrl+C to copy the link to the Clipboard. In the New RSS Feed dialog
box, press Ctrl+V to paste the RSS link into Outlook.
2. Viewing RSS Feeds
Because
Outlook by default separates your RSS feeds into individual folders,
you can easily locate and view content from a specific feed.
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In the Outlook Navigation Pane, click to expand the RSS Feeds folder.
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Click the feed you want to view.
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Look through items to find the one you want to read and then click it.
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Preview the item in the Reading Pane.
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Click to view the full item in a browser.
Tip
Click RSS on the Home tab of the ribbon, and choose Download
Content, Download Article to download the article to Outlook. The
article appears as an HTML attachment to the selected item.
