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Recent pages Keeping Track Of Updates Add a list of subpages Aerodynamic Drag Calcul... Manufacturer Guides Changing Rear Shock Bush All pagesMain pages Vespa Labs 1st Read Wiki 101 Wiki Tricks Add a list of subpag... Image Size Include content from... Keeping Track Of Up...

Edit page New page Print page More Page last modified 15:52, 18 Sep 2011 by internetscooter 1 Page Notifications Off Vespa Labs > 1st Read > Wiki 101 > Wiki Tricks > Keeping Track Of Updates Keeping Track Of Updates From $1 Table of contents 1. RSS Feed 2. Email Alerts RSS Feed The best way to keep a track of updates is through Google Reader Get Google Toolbar Add the Google Reader button from the Toolbar Gallery (search for "Google Reader") You can then subscribe to any RSS feed and whenever there is an update your browser will let you know  You will see button like below which will turn green when there a new updates.   Email Alerts Email alerts are another way of tracking what is happening and you can either subscribe to the whole of Vespa Labs or just pages of interest. To subscribe use the "Page Notifications" button at the top right hand corner of each page. This gives you a number of options to switch on/off emails as well as subscribing to child pages. Tags: (Edit tags) No tags Attach file or image Files (1) File Size Date Attached by     vlfeed.jpg No description 33.6 kB 13:35, 22 May 2009 internetscooter Actions Attach new version Edit description Move/rename Delete Images 1 vlfeed.jpg     Comments (0) You must login to post a comment.

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