"RSS" can stand for several different things, including Really
Simple Syndication, Rich Site Summary, and RDF Site Summary. RSS
is basically a 'feed" of information from a website. Rather than
visiting a website to look for new content, an RSS feed will
send the new content directly to you. Additional information can
be found on Wikipedia and w3schools.com. You'll need an RSS
reader before you can use RSS feeds. Outlook 2007 and Internet
Explorer 7 both have RSS readers built into them. For a list of
readers and programs that contain readers, visit Wikipedia. In
the upper, right side of your screen you'll see the orange RSS
icon with "RSS" directly to the right of it. Click on either the
icon or the "RSS" to view the feed for that page. Some browsers
will also display the RSS icon if they detect an RSS feed on a
page. In those instances, you can also simply click on the icon
in your browser's toolbar.