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Managing the Windows Common Feed List

ByMarc D Anderson October 26, 2008January 8, 2009

With Windows Vista and IE7, Microsoft introduced the Windows Common Feed List.  This is a great facility that lets you share your RSS feeds between IE and Outlook (and any other Windows application that you want to use to access it). While I really like the capability, I’ve been frustrated that my feeds list is…

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Poor Man’s RSS Web Part

ByMarc D Anderson February 11, 2008January 27, 2009

If you’re using Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) 3.0, you might wish you could add RSS feeds to your sites like you can using the RSS Web Part in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS).  You can! Simply add an XML Web Part to the site and paste the link to the RSS feed into the XML…

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