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By subscribing to our RSS* feed, you will be immediately notified of any new issues that are published, without checking your email! No more worries that your email notice has been lost in your Spam filter, or buried under mountains of spam and other junk emails.

With RSS, you are notified by a pop-up window, or a flashing icon when there are new issues. Read the headlines from the issue, then simply click, and you are a taken to the full online newsletter.

Easy Steps to setting up RSS:

• Download and install an RSS Reader program for your computer. There are many readers available commercially, as shareware, and as freeware. We list the following because they are simple and straightforward, but since we do not own or produce them ourselves, we cannot offer direct support for the installation, configuration and use of any of these programs.

  • For Windows: Here is one of the better readers that allows you to view the full page and not just the headlines. RSS Reader is compatible with IE7

  • For Macintosh OSX: Download NewsFire Here or
    for more information and support, visit http://www.newsfirerss.com
    
    
  • For Linux: get Linux Feed Reader at
    http://sourceforge.net/projects/liferea
    
    Other sources are: http://www.shareware.com and http://www.downloads.com

    Some newer web browsers and email readers, such as Internet Explorer 7.0, FireFox and ThunderBird, have RSS features built in.

• Add cut and paste our RSS feed URL in your reader program's subscription list.
  
  

  Dealer eNewsletter http://www.imakenews.com/dealercomm1/e_rss.aspx

  Digital Dealer eNewsletter http://www.imakenews.com/digital1/e_rss.aspx

  Dealer Fixed Operations eNewsletter http://www.imakenews.com/dfixed/e_rss.aspx

  Dealer Pre-Owned eNewsletter http://www.imakenews.com/dealerdpo/e_rss.aspx

  Dealer F& I eNewsletter http://www.imakenews.com/dealerfi/e_rss.aspx

  Dealer Restyling & Accessories http://www.imakenews.com/dealersf/e_rss.aspx

  
  
  
• Set preferences. Each RSS reader is different, but they all have a few common features. You can set how often they check for updates. We recommend at least once a day, but you can check more often if you are eager to receive the latest issues as soon as possible. You can also set the notification method. Some will play a sound, flash an icon, or pop up a window.Get on with your day. After initially loading the list of back issues, your RSS reader program will check for updates automatically, and will notify you when our next issue is published.

* RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication