I was playing around with Outlook because the program eternally frustrates me. In the process of messing up about a dozen settings I stumbled across an RSS Feed tab. Now, when I first set Outlook up a half decade ago I didn't know what an RSS Feed was . . . oh the light years I've come. I plugged in the address for our RSS Feed and voila! All our little updates come through just like emails in their own Personal folder. Well, how nifty is that? Thought I'd share with all the other tech challenged folk out there. RSS Feeds for newbies are daunting, what do you do with that little orange box you see everywhere?
 
Behind that little orange box are short, sweet, pertinent updates. They're great, we use them almost daily to post notices on new videos, prices, horse show appearances, etc., and they refresh on our home page in the "ExchangeHJ.com Updates" box.  My problem has always been managing them from other sites, for my own personal use. Now I can get them straight to my inbox, where I spend about half of my life, and there they wait until I get around to them. Bolded and black with the number of unreads blatantly displayed. Within is a brief synopsis and a link to more detail. So much easier than opening a browser and navigating the tangled interweb, which will inevitably distract me with some other ludicrous tidbit, and I'll completely forget why I opened IE in the first place.