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display.document.write('What is RSS?
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display.document.write('Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds are free information feeds from Internet web sites like this one which contain article headlines and summaries along with links to the full-text web content.
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display.document.write('What are the benefits of using RSS?
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display.document.write('RSS provides an incredibly easy way to be alerted when content of interest appears on a particular website. Instead of periodically visiting a particular Web site to browse for new articles and features, RSS automatically tells you when something new is posted.
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display.document.write('What do I need to use RSS?
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display.document.write('To start using RSS, you need a special newsreader (sometimes called an aggregator) that displays RSS content feeds from the web sites you select. There are a variety of different newsreaders available, many of which are free of charge. Most are available as desktop software that can be downloaded and installed on your computer; however, several web-based news readers are available as well.
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display.document.write('Yahoo\'s list of RSS newsreaders
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display.document.write('Google\'s list of RSS newsreaders
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display.document.write('Once you have installed the newsreader software, simply subscribe to the RSS feeds you want.
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display.document.write('How can I subscribe to RSS feeds from this website?
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display.document.write('To subscribe to the RSS feeds from a website, simply right click on the orange ');
display.document.write(' XML button or the blue ');
display.document.write(' RSS button and save the url. Next, paste the saved url into the RSS reader according to its instructions.');
display.document.write(' Once subscribed, the current feed will be displayed in the newsreader\'s window and will automatically remain updated as new content is published.
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