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June 07th, 2011 - 12:42 pm ET by Colui il quale | Report spam
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I would like to use Outlook 2010 as a RSS reader.
Now I'm using Mozilla Thunderbird. The feature that I miss in Outlook is
the automatic complete viewing of the RSS articles. On Thunderbird I can
click on the title of a RSS feed to obtain on the reading window a
complete view of the article. In Outlook this is possible only after a
second click on the HTML link of the article, so that a new window of
the browser opens, containing the complete article; otherwise I can see
only a synthesis. This happens even if the automatic download of artcles
and pictures is enabled in the options of Outlook regarding security and
protection.

Does anybody know a way to view automatically complete RSS in Outlook by
a single click on the title?
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#1 Diane Poremsky [Outlook MVP]
July 06th, 2011 - 05:23 pm ET | Report spam
unfortunately, you can't change how it works. (It's really not a very
good RSS reader for serious RSS users.)


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On 6/7/2011 12:42 PM, Colui il quale wrote:
I would like to use Outlook 2010 as a RSS reader.
Now I'm using Mozilla Thunderbird. The feature that I miss in Outlook is
the automatic complete viewing of the RSS articles. On Thunderbird I can
click on the title of a RSS feed to obtain on the reading window a
complete view of the article. In Outlook this is possible only after a
second click on the HTML link of the article, so that a new window of
the browser opens, containing the complete article; otherwise I can see
only a synthesis. This happens even if the automatic download of artcles
and pictures is enabled in the options of Outlook regarding security and
protection.

Does anybody know a way to view automatically complete RSS in Outlook by
a single click on the title?

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