professional hardware can now be syndicated quickly and easily using our new Really Simple Syndication feeds.

Based on the XML data format, RSS is the simplest way to add professional hardware headlines to your site. By using our RSS feeds, you'll be able to display the latest #nome portale# News headlines and story descriptions on your own Web pages, in real time.

We have feeds for professional hardware main News section more will be available soon!

You may use our RSS feeds to your heart's content, provided you do not publish the full text of our articles. You must also properly reference "professional hardware as the source -- either with the logo image we've included in the RSS code, or in text. Use of the professional hardware logo is limited to the source attribution for the RSS feeds only.

Tradenet reserves the right to revoke RSS syndication privileges at any time, for any reason.

To get one of our feeds, click the XML link next to the feed name. This will display the RSS feed in your browser window. You'll then need to copy the URL from that page and paste it into your RSS reader.

professional hardware RSS NEWSFEED

RSS readers
An RSS reader will allow you to display the RSS feed in a readable format. There are a number of readers available for download, and they all work a bit differently. Here is a list of some of the readers that are available:

• Bottom Feeder: http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/BottomFeeder/
  A freeware RSS reader developed for Windows, Mac, Linux and UNIX.
  
  
• NewsGator: http://www.newsgator.com/
  NewsGator is a "news aggregator" that runs in Microsoft Outlook. It allows you to subscribe to various syndicated news feeds (such as weblogs, news sites, etc.) and have news from these sites be delivered right into your Outlook folders.
  
  
• WinRSS: http://www.brindys.com/winrss/iukmenu.html
  WinRSS can use "balloon tooltips" to display the news. WinRSS works differently to most RSS/XML readers, most of which display information in an e-mail reader style interface. Instead, WinRSS sits quietly in your system tray, periodically checking your favorite sites for updates. When a site is updated, WinRSS displays a summary as a Windows balloon tooltip, which you can click on to open the site.
  
  
• My Yahoo: http://my.yahoo.com/s/rss-faq.html
  If you have a My Yahoo account, you can integrate any RSS feed into it.
  
  
• DMOZ: Offers a comprehensive list of newsreader applications.

How to use RSS
After obtaining your RSS reader, paste the URL from the feed into the reader. You'll need to follow the instructions for your particular reader for adding a new feed.

Terms of use
We permit and encourage you to use our news feeds, but please do not post the full text of the story and always include a link to http://hardware.tradeworlds.com as the source of the content. We reserve the right to request that a site remove a feed at any time for any reason.