Sharing data between Windows Internet Explorer RSS and Outlook

This article will guide you how to share reading lists of RSS are stored in the browser Internet Explorer to check email application Outlook 2013.

If you are a frequent user tracking information is updated, probably pretty much their own list of the Common Feed List (or RSS). With the ability to identify RSS feeds in the browser Internet Explorer browser with RSS news features available in Outlook 2013, you can easily share data between the two applications RSS together.

This article will guide you how to share reading lists of RSS are stored in the browser Internet Explorer to check email application Outlook 2013.

First of all, you need to enable permission to use the list of RSS (Common Feed List) from Internet Explorer's Outlook 2013. Open Outlook 2013 application and access the command 'FILE'

Choose to 'Options'

Outlook Settings dialog box, select the 'Advanced'

You pay attention to the team option 'RSS Feeds', now you check the option 'Synchronize RSS Feeds to the Common Feed List (CFL) in Windows'

Click 'OK' to save the options

Next is the Common Feed List to create a list from Internet Explorer. First of all you need the RSS Feed icon of Internet Explorer toolbar appears by right-clicking on the navigation bar on IE and select the 'Command bar'

When the bar Command bar and the RSS icon appears, you click and select Feed your need to use

The browser will automatically display the RSS Feed address you selected. Now you click on the command line 'Subscribe to this feed'

A popup window will appear, you proceed to establish a name and number directory information for your Feed. Finally, click 'Subscribe' to save

Now the browser will appear more complete notified add RSS Feed in IE. You can click on the 'View my feeds' to see a list of Feed that you have added.

Reopen Outlook 2013, you will see the RSS Feeds option is automatically added to the bottom of the email accounts list

Quite convenient is not it? Wish you success.

How to save images and video data in addition to 1 TB of free Flickr

Recently, Yahoo has generously donated Flickr users - network share their famous image - the storage capacity up to 1 TB . However, by default, users will only be able to store photos and video services. This is quite often wasted by our little one only needs video and photo storage capacities up to 1 TB. 

However, you will not be too worried by recent rlaw68 members of the social network Reddit has found a method to help you store more data types other than pictures and videos to be part of this free space . By combining the file you want to upload to Flickr with a 1 1 gif file only, you can pass the censorship mechanism Flicker want to load up their data services. Specifically as follows:

- Put 2 files you want to combine into one folder, preferably in the boot drive (drive C) as: C: \ New folder.
- you press Win + R, type cmd and press Enter to open CMD window. 
- Change the path to: C: \ users \ Welcome> cd \
- Then to the directory containing the file you want to upload (at this time) C:> cd New folder
- Now you need 2 files combined to make her one as follows (assuming it is one file named 1.rar - in case you want to file this zip file up on Flickr, file 2 is 2.gif): C: \ New folder> copy / B 1.zip +2. 1.gif gif.

 

So you just get 1 star out file named 1.gif in the folder "New Folder" her and you can download it on Flickr. Later when downloaded, you proceed to rename their files to a format and upload. Zip or. Zip and unzip program to open in order to see the original content. 

Clearly, though somewhat complex way but at the 1 TB of free space, you will save not less if the cost to the use of cloud storage services. Google charges 50 USD / month for 1 TB of storage Google Drive, or Flickr itself also required fee 499 USD / year to 2 TB of storage.