Wiki RSS feed to Outlook

Is it possible to sync an Apple Wiki RSS feed to Outlook if the Apple Wiki is bound to Active Directory and requires credentials to log in to them. I get the error messge cannot download as you do not have the required credentials

Hi,
When you go to cnn.com (or the particular page with the feed) you should be able to click on the RSS logo in the address bar to view the articles.
After doing that, you can switch to bookmark mode (by pressing the little book icon on the bookmarks bar) and dragging the icon to the left of the feed address to where you want in your bookmarks.
After that follow the directions in the previous post to change the screensaver.

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Today or over the weekend, for no reason that I can tell, all of the links in my email (just checked that too) and my RSS feeds no longer link to FireFox. The following error appeared in Outlook "General Failure. URL:... An error occured in sending the command to the application." I'm not sure if it's Outlook or Firefox but this just happened for no reason that I could tell and I'm not computer savvy enough to go in to Outlook and figure all this out. It's worked with no issue for well over a year. The only recent change to Firefox I've made is to add an Amazon wish list toolbar...which I'm not even sure how to delete if that's the issue...but I'm not sure that it didn't work after installing that add-on. I've made no recent changes to Outlook (2007).

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How to add multiple gmail RSS feeds in outlook 2007

Hi All,
I want to set up outlook to receive gmail rss feeds, but I found I only could set up it with one gmail account, i totaly have three gmail accounts, how to accomplish that ?
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GM

We could set Gmail auto-forwarding function in the website and then receive serveral RSS services from Outlook. This link can help you,
http://emails2rss.appspot.com/help/gmail-forward-setup/index.html
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Users are not able to subscribe to RSS feed using Outlook express

Hi,
I have implemented RSS in one of my project .
My project is an intranet site.
In my project i use the rss.cfm for subscribing to the
content.
users are able to subscribe using IE7 & firefox but when
users try to subscribe using Outlook 2007 or outlook 2003 . they
are not able to subscribe.
is there any way so that users can subscribe by their outlook
as well ??
Thanks & Regards,
Prashant Gupta

Hi rollerskatie,
i tried the www.feedvalidator.org however it return the
status "server returned timeout." .
while i am able to subscribe to feed using the IE &
firefox.
my project site is an
Intranet site.
I am not able to understand this behaviour , why i am able to
subscribe using the IE and firefox and not able to subscribe using
the outlook.
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Prashant Gupta

Synchronizing RSS Feeds with MS Exchange

Hello!
My company uses Microsoft Exchange as the email server and my email is synchronized using BES. I have set up some RSS feeds in Outlook -- is there any way to have these feeds synchronized on BlackBerry so that I can read these on the move?
My device is the BlackBerry Curve 8520 with OS v 5.0
Many thanks in advance.
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KB
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Hello kbelai,
Welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community.
Thank you for your question.
This feature is currently unsupported on devices earlier than BlackBerry device software 6.
Device running BlackBerry 6 and higher can add RSS feeds using the Social Feeds application.
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How can I include the article text/body in the RSS feed of the wiki updates section?

I recently migrated from Snow Leopard Server to Lion Server. Largely, because some people had trouble accessing via their PC under SLS.
Our primary tool is the wiki.
In Snow Leopard Server, we could generate an RSS feed for specific saved searches or recent changes/updates, adjust article length in the RSS feed, etc. Using a feed burner, like Feed My Inbox, we were able to have a daily digest "emailed" to a mailing list. Whereby, we'd get an email of any wiki articles that had changed, along with text from the body, so we can see the changes to the article in the email.
With Lion Server, the only RSS "feed" we can find appears to be on the Updates page. Which is fine. Are there others?
Second, the we can't seem to change the article "length" at all. All we see on the Updates feed is the title, change date, who made the change. We used to be able to see a few sentences of the article body/text for each article...not just the title, but some of the changes.
Of course, our feed burner, now only sends along the article title in the digest...no text beyond that.
We've used the built in push notification in Lion Server, but again, that sends a nice email saying Wiki Article Title "X" has been modified by User "Y" with the date/time stamp. You can click the link to read more, but no article /body is sent.
Is there a way to generate an RSS feed/link that shows not just the recent updated titles, but the first few lines of text in the article body itself in the index/summary?
I appear to be missing an easy way to generate RSS feeds, based on search criteria. And changing the article length in the sidebar, to max, never seems to show any of the wiki article.
How can I show a portion of the wiki article body/text underneath the title of the article in the RSS feed in Lion Server? Not just the article title and changed date?

About a month ago, I spend zillion hours to migrate from Eudora to Mail.
Eudora has been wonderful to me since Day 1 back in the early 90's. But, it has been discontinued as a commercial product. I had used the Japanese version of Eudora for several years, but it did not like communicating with Exchange at work.
I tried and tried various email clients before settling on Mail.
When I pictured interactions among my Mac, iPhone, and whatever email client I choose, Mail was just the simplest way. But, Mail is not Eudora. And, I dearly miss Eudora.
If there is no way to alter the contents of received email in Mail, I would have to adopt your approach on a case-by-case basis.
Thanks for your help, though.

Can't' subscribe to RSS feed in my wiki?!?!

I am not really sure what is going on. I have a few wiki's set up and there is on (users must log in to read) that won't allow users to subscribe to the rss feed. When you click on the subscribe icon, it just freezes. I even tried manually subscribing by typing the feed address into Apple Mail, but it still didn't work. It did prompt me for the username and password, but it gets an error and there is no feed. What am I missing?

I have the same problem. My Wiki runs as a SSL secured site. The docs state:
"If you enable SSL, you must create a duplicate non-SSL site that redirects requests for podcasts or RSS feeds to the SSL site."
However I do this.
And, I don't understand why it's not possible to subscribe to a https:// secured RSS feed.

Rss feed address for a wiki page

Wondering what the rrs feed url is for a group wiki- I've tried a few in mail to subscribe to but they dont seem to work. Maybe I need the password/user name somehow

I'm not running the Wiki software to check this; the following is generic RSS.
Is there an RSS icon (often an orange chicklet, though Safari shows a blue RSS chicklet) visible (somewhere) in the browser?
If so, there's an RSS feed. If not, there probably isn't. (Or your chosen browser doesn't display RSS feeds, mayhap?)
In most browsers, you can click on the RSS icon to subscribe.
If your browser doesn't have the RSS icon, you can usually determine if there is a View Source (often Cmd-U) and search for the RSS entry in the HTML text. Cut-and-paste the URL into your RSS viewer, and off you go.
Depending on the browser and how the browser and the RSS viewer is configured, clicking on the icon will subscribe to the RSS feed. (The feed will be subscribed in some RSS viewer, though maybe not the one you wanted to use.)
I don't know of a good way to get the RSS feed in Safari without either subscribing (and then fetching the URL out of the RSS stash), or without looking at the URL. I haven't found a chord that retrieves it into the paste buffer.

Adding RSS feeds in Wiki's web snippet

My specific goal is to add a Google News feed onto a Wiki page.
More generally I think it would be great to have other RSS feeds as pages within my company's wiki to educate and track industry trends. I would think this is done through a web snippet. I have done some searching online, but haven't found anything that clearly lays out how to do this.
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OK, I now resolved this issue. I removed the ~/Library/Mail/Envelope Index file, re-run Mail.app and after that I'm able to add all my feeds back to mail. I haven't tried that before so I'm not sure if it's a matter of the 10.6.1 update or just a solution to this issue.

How to get an rss feed of all articles I have made on technet wiki?

I wonder if all of my TechNet wiki articles can be viewed in an rss feed? I wanted to rss them together in-case I have a lot in the future and so I can maybe link them to my personal blog.
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Go to the TNWiki site, and search for:
site:http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/ "First published by <your user name>"
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Another option: tag your articles with a specific tag and use the feed, like
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Search Technet Wiki with my name (only the originally authored articles)
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Search/en-US?query=site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fsocial.technet.microsoft.com%2Fwiki%2F%20%22First%20published%20by%20Peter%20Geelen%22&refinement=90&beta=0&ac=4
For example, searching with my tag: pgtag
Result:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/tags/pgtag/default.aspx
Alternatively using Bing:
Search for : site:http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/ "First published by Peter Geelen"
Result:
http://be.bing.com/search?q=site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fsocial.technet.microsoft.com%2Fwiki%2F+%22First+published+by+Peter+Geelen%22&qs=n&form=QBRE&filt=all&pq=site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fsocial.technet.microsoft.com%2Fwiki%2F+%22first+published+by+peter+geelen%22&sc=0-0&sp=-1&sk=
This search is available as RSS Feed like (notice the format:rss tag in the URL):
http://be.bing.com/search?format=rss&q=site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fsocial.technet.microsoft.com%2Fwiki%2F+%22First+published+by+Peter+Geelen%22&qs=n&form=QBRE&filt=all&pq=site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fsocial.technet.microsoft.com%2Fwiki%2F+%22first+published+by+peter+geelen%22&sc=0-0&sp=-1&sk=
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RSS feed for wiki comments

Is there a way to get an RSS feed for comments on the wiki?

From the page you wish to get the comment feed for, view source and look for the meta tag: applecollab_commentuid
It should look something like "groups/foo/discussion/45678" take that and subscribe to:
http://server.com/groups/foo/discussion/45678/index.rss
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I cannot find the list of RSS feeds so I can delete one. I import into Outlook where I deleted the feed, but can't reload the RSS feed.

When I use Explorer, there is a place that lists all my RSS feeds which I can delete, open, etc.. I cannot find a similar location on FireFox.
There is a RSS feed that I am having problems downloading to my Outlook and I would like to delete the feed & reload. (I have deleted from my Outlook.).
Any suggestions on where I can find a list of my RSS feeds?

Firefox doesn't keep a special list of RSS feed items.<br />
Those are treated like all other bookmarks and are managed in the Bookmarks Manager (Library).
* Bookmarks > Show All Bookmarks
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* https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Live+Bookmarks

How can I get my RSS feeds to show up on my iOS devices from iCloud?

How can I get my RSS feeds to show up on my iOS devices from iCloud? The RSS feeds now show up just fine on my iMac.
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This is helpful, but how do you get both devices to communicate to this single calendar via the iCloud?...
You did not mention that it must be through iCloud. But then, it can't really do so if you want to maintain separate Apple IDs.
So you just set up an additional calendar on your devices.
iPads, iPhone, Macs can show multiple calendars simultaneously. I have my work calendar and several personal calendars all showing simultaneously on my iPad, Mac Mini and Macbook Pro. In the case of my client, they didn't need multiple calendars. They just were going to use the one shared calendar. But I did setup the shared Google calendar and separate personal caldendars on their iPhones. (e.g.: Husband's iPhone = husband's personal Mac Cal + shared Google Calendar. Wife's iPhone = wife's personal Outlook for Windows Cal + shared Google Calendar.)

How can i add an rss feed to mac mail?

I am trying to unclog my email and cancel many of the news related emails I get each day. I would like to figure out the best way to still get news sent to me (without having to always remember to check 6-7 websites). I used to use RSS feeds into my email program (was using outlook). I cannot figure out how to add an rss feed to show up in mac mail as an email folder on the left hand side of the screen under the mailboxes.
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That functionality is not to be found in Apple Mail for Safari. Your best bet is the brilliant free RSS reader Vienna. Works very well, highly recommended.

Subscribe users to RSS feed in sharepoint 2010

I want to subscribe the user group to the RSS feed for a discussion board in Sharepoint 2010 and make it an opt out feature not an opt in feature. Is this something i can do? And how.

Hi,
If a user wants to subscribe to a RSS feed of SharePoint list/library, he/she needs to access the list/library and then click RSS feed button in the ribbon to view the RSS feed in IE. After that clicking subscribe the RSS feed link to add the feeds to Outlook.
As it is needed to trigger the feed protocol to add the feed to Outlook from SharePoint, then every user needs to click the subscribe the RSS feed link.
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