What is RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) provides an easy way to get fresh content delivered to you whenever an update is made on one of your favorite sites. When you subscribe to RSS feeds, you don't need to travel all over the Web to find the information you want or wait for an email or newsletter notification. Instead, you get headlines and summaries collected for you in one easy-to-find place. If you want to read more on a particular item, you click a link to be taken to the full story.

RSS uses XML (extensible markup language) to share and distribute content. RSS feeds are often denoted by an orange RSS or XML box.

Seagull Software Feed Topic	RSS File
Press Release Feed

How can you get Seagull Software RSS feeds?

Your first step is to get a desktop news reader that will read RSS feeds.

Where do you get an RSS reader?

Try these free ones:

• For Windows: http://www.rssreader.com
• For Mac: http://ranchero.com/netnewswire/#lite
• Web based: http://www.newsgator.com

These are just a sample of the many desktop news readers available to you.

Now that you have a reader, how do you use the RSS button?

You are just a few steps away from receiving Seagull Software RSS feeds. You can download our RSS feed in one of two ways:

Option 1:

• Right click the orange RSS button.
• Choose "Copy Shortcut".
• Paste the URL of the feed into your RSS Reader's "Add Feed" option.
• Enjoy your instant Seagull Software updates!

Option 2:

When you right click on the orange button, depending on the service you're using, you may need to manually copy and paste the URL that appears when you click the orange button. Depending on your browser type and the file format of the feed, you may see XML code, or even a blank page. This does note mean the feed is broke, but in in fact a live feed. You can copy the URL from the browser and paste it into your RSS Reader.