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TDI RSS FeedsTDI RSS Feeds are designed to be used with a news aggregator program or desktop web page, such as Google's desktop. The "feeds" essentially serve as a free, automatic news gatherer. RSS (which stands for Rich Site Summary or RDF Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication, depending on who you ask) allows you to see when our website has added new content. You don't even have to remember to visit our website every day. With an RSS aggregator or an RSS feed desktop, you can subscribe to the feed you want, check for new content at intervals you select and retrieve (pull) the content to you. Nothing is emailed (pushed) to you.
List of RSS feeds on TDI's Website
[ Copy the URL to your RSS reader or use the special links to add it to your desktop. *]
Not all websites provide RSS feeds, but the number is growing. And with Microsoft providing special RSS functions in its new Vista operating system, RSS is likely to become a standard desktop feature. Aggregators also are being built into portal sites such as My Yahoo!, MyAOL, Google HomePage and Google Reader; Web browsers such as Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Opera and Internet Explorer Version 7; e-mail programs like Mozilla Thunderbird; and other applications, including Apple's iTunes, which serves as a podcast aggregator.
How to Use Our RSS Feeds *To view one of our feeds in your RSS Reader/Aggregator:
To view one of our feeds on a subscription service:
You can also use the "Subscription Service" links in the table above. They are configured to automatically add our RSS feed to your MyAOL, My MSN, MyYahoo! or Google desktop/reader. Tools for Viewing RSS Feeds
For more information contact: PIO@tdi.state.tx.us Last updated: 11/15/2006 |
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