Here at OnlineClinic.co.uk, we've created a simple to use news feed that automatically delivers frequently updated website news directly to your desktop, every time fresh content is added. This is done through our RSS feed service, which connects users directly to our site and informs them when a new article is published, without having to check the website again. After you've downloaded and installed the service, you will receive an update every time news is added. This allows you to stay ahead of the news regarding events that matter to you.
A simple registration form needs to be completed before you can use our service. The form should take no more than a minute to complete and is completely free.
How do RSS feeds work?
RSS feeds are based upon a technical piece of software, usually referred to as a reader (aggregator). An RSS reader will monitor a webpage for recently updated content, including news articles or new features. After a new piece of content is made available on our site, the RSS reader that you've subscribed to will send out a notification to all users that they have something new to view. This ensures that you receive the latest, most entertaining content, the minute it goes live.
To get started receiving the latest news, you must first install a reader. There are a few versions readily available, although we would recommend SharpReader or FeedReader (Windows only).
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How to download and install the RSS feeder |
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- Start by clicking the "SharpReader" link
- Choose "download the installer"
- Download and save the installer on your computer
- Once saved, open up the program
- Follow the instructions and leave all values as "default"
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- Start by clicking the "FeedReader" link
- Select "download" option or the orange button on the top right of the page
- Choose "download the installer"
- Download and save the program on your computer
- Once saved onto your computer, open up the program
- Follow the instructions and leave all values as "default"
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How to subscribe to OnlineClinic news from our RSS feed |
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- Start by clicking on the image below
- Click on "subscribe to this feed"
- A pop up window will appear, select "feed" and click "ok"
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- Start by clicking on the image below
- Choose "subscribe to this feed"
- A pop-up window will appear, choose"feed" and select "ok"
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