Tag Archives: rss feeds
Welcome to the ArcGIS Ideas Social Bar!
Have a great idea and want to share it with the world? We’ve got you covered with the new Social Bar in ArcGIS Ideas. Now you can easily share any Idea with your friends on Facebook, Twitter, and Email. Not enough? Hover or click … Continue reading
Subscribing to an RSS Feed for Patches and Service Packs
Have you ever wanted to know when the latest service pack or patch is available for your product package without having to check the Support Site ritually? If you, too, have been longing for updates, check out the new RSS feeds we’ve add to the Patches and Service Packs repository on the Esri Support knowledge base. You can set up a custom RSS feed based on software and version. When a patch or service pack that meets your criteria is created, you are notified either through your internet browser or via your email client.
Subscribing to an RSS Feed for Esri Support Technical Articles
The Online Support Resources team has added RSS feeds to the technical articles repository on the Esri Support knowledge base. You can set up a custom RSS feed based on software, version, and article type. When an article that meets … Continue reading
Our RSS Feeds Will Keep You Up-to-Date
Want to be updated as soon as a new service pack or patch is released? Want to read the latest white paper immediately after it’s published online? The ability to be notified as soon as a new technical article, white paper, patches and service packs, and more is available via RSS feeds.
Most email clients support RSS feed subscriptions, so you needn’t miss any important releases. Below is a step-by-step process for subscribing to the Patches and Service Pack RSS feed for Microsoft Outlook. The screen shots here are for Outlook 2010, but all versions allow for RSS subscription integration.
1. Visit Patches and Service Packs.
2. Click the RSS icon on the right of the page.
3. Copy the URL from the resulting page
4. Open your Outlook email client and follow the steps in the screenshot below
5. After you have successfully subscribed to the new RSS feed, a new folder will be created containing all new notifications about patches.
RSS feeds can also be managed easily using free Web-based feed readers, such as Google Reader, or through many Web-based email clients.
Did I mention you can also subscribe to this blog? Just click on “RSS” in the right column for the link.
