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Today's New International Version (TNIV) 
What is RSS or XML?RSS stands for "Rich Site Summary" or "Really Simple Syndication" and is a type of XML document used to share web content. We use it to share our daily Scripture, prayer and news releases. It is our preferred method of distribution over e-mail. Content providers can make some of their resources available to you by RSS syndication. These syndicated (RSS/XML) files can be typically used on other web pages, personalized home pages of Google, Yahoo, and MyMSN, within e-mail clients that read RSS (like Newsgator), and more. Advantages The distinct advantage of using RSS feeds is that it gives you the ability to choose exactly the content you want. The proliferation of spam has caused e-mail to be an increasingly unreliable and problematic form of communication. RSS/XML gives you control over the content you receive. Using our RSS feeds (instead of e-mail to receive daily content) also reduces our operational costs for maintaining e-mail lists. |
How do I use this?E-Mail Clients Currently, following e-mail clients support RSS feeds - Microsoft Outlook 2007, Lotus Notes, Mozilla Thunderbird, Opera Mail, Gnus, TheBat! You can download free FeedReader (www.feedreader.com/download) if you don't have RSS compatible e-mail client. Web Browsers Many new versions of popular web browsers have an
RSS/XML reader built in. Look for the Our feeds are typically marked with the Google, MyYahoo, MyMSN and other services often provide
shortcuts that help you subscribe (on their personalized home pages). Look for these images
to help you subscribe: Search for other news aggregators or RSS readers on Google. |
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in the most recent release of Internet Explorer (7+),
Mozilla Firefox and others. 
