RSS add-on for outlook 2003

Can someone recomend an add-on to outlook 2003 for RSS feeds. My Aunt has 2003 and her son is using iphone to send rss photo updates. She does not need to go any higer in the office food chain at this time. Since I support her, a stable and easy to use RSS
add-on is appreciated
John Lenz

Hi John,
If you’re looking for a free utility that can help you access RSS feeds from within Outlook, check out the RSS Popper (http://rsspopper.blogspot.com/2004/10/home.html)
Once you have the plugin installed, you’ll see a new folder called
RSS in the All Mail Folder. You can access the folder quickly by pressing
CTRL + Y and then hitting R followed by
Enter.
Hope that helps.

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