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Subscribe to the RSS Feeds (RSS Feeds: Subscription-based distribution feeds of news, blogs, and other information. RSS Feeds contain summaries or complete content and can include attachments. Other names for RSS Feeds include Web Feeds or XML Feeds.) for Office OneNote 2007 and Office OneNote 2003, and about once a month we'll send you the latest Help and How-to articles.

All you need to get started is a Really Simple Syndication (RSS) (RSS: A way for content publishers to distribute news, blogs, and other content to subscribers. This content, whether complete or a synopsis, usually has a link back to the original content on the publisher's Web site.) reader such as Windows Internet Explorer 7 and the links to the RSS Feeds listed in this article.

In addition to having information sent to you via an RSS Feed, you can also visit the OneNote Help & How-To home page to search for specific OneNote content at your convenience.

Get the RSS Feeds

If you're using Windows Internet Explorer 7, you can automatically sign up to the RSS Feed you want by clicking its link in the list below. If you're using another type of RSS reader, you may need to manually copy and paste the URL of the RSS Feed into your reader software in order to sign up.

 Tip   If you don't yet have Windows Internet Explorer 7, you can get it here for free.

Office OneNote 2007

 Office Online RSS Feed: OneNote 2007 productivity articles

Office OneNote 2003

 Office Online RSS Feed: OneNote 2003 productivity articles