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Complete RSS Tips & Tricks
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What does that orange XML button that appears on web sites such as RollingStone.com and News.com mean? Those are two sites (of many) offering RSS feeds to which you can subscribe and receive via your RSS reader. The XML button is the standard indicator that a site has an RSS feed available. However, some sites have RSS feeds, but don't display the XML button. If you don't see the button, search for the site feed on CompleteRSS.

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http://www.completerss.com/Tips.aspx
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