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Jim McBee's Mostly Exchange Web Log
Jim's Web Log: Ramblings related mostly to Microsoft Exchange, IT security, bug notices, workarounds, tips, PowerShell, and stuff. Sometimes Active Directory, 4Runners, trains, GoT, Siberian Huskies, social commentary, politics, events, religion, or humor, but, well, mostly Exchange.
Sunday, September 03, 2006
Just dying for an RSS feed from my Mostly Exchange blog? I am now syndicated via Feedburner.
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- Name: Jim McBee
- Location: Honolulu, Hawaii, United States
Where is Thomas Jefferson when we need him?!
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BlogMaps is kind of a cool idea. I hope I'm not inviting stalkers. :-)
3 Comments:
Hah. I already fed your feed into Livejournal right after you visited Johannesburg. :)
Jim, what is the trick to use Feedburner?
Hi Pavel, I have had problems with Feedburner and Outlook 2007, which is the only client I have tried. Someone else recommended Feedburner. You might also try just the regular RSS feed, http://mostlyexchange.blogspot.com/rss.xml
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