In that light, it can't be understated that Microsoft's incorporation of RSS into Windows is one of those true 'turning points' that has to be acknowledged. It does change how computers and Internet will work.

This is a great step forward in making RSS an integrated and seamless component of computers and Internet.

At last, someone has gotten RSS right.

Not much probably!

Does DOS mean anything to you? If you're like 95% of computer users - probably not much. But that doesn't stop us from enjoying our computers and fully benefiting from DOS. Sometimes complete ignorance is bless.

Unless you're a techie and such technical stuff sets your heart a racing, knowledge of such material is not really required by end-user. People don't have to understand 'HTML' to enjoy Internet.

Likewise, knowledge of RSS is not important to ordinary computer or Internet user. Microsoft's RSS Longhorn statement puts RSS where it rightfully belongs, in background, invisible...seamlessly integrated into your computing and web browsing experience.

It will make RSS an integral element of its new operating system which has code-name Longhorn. It will firmly place RSS into heart of your computing experience, enriching and enhancing it in more ways than even Microsoft is probably aware of yet!

RSS stands for 'Really Simple Syndication' and it has long been associated with blogs and blogging because they are written in RSS or XML format - code like HTML. DOS stands for 'Disk Operating System' by way and its platform for operating systems on your computer. MS-DOS is most widely used system. Ignorance can sometimes be overrated. Microsoft's announcement of its plans to place RSS features into its next Windows version - due out in 2006 and in servers by 2007 - is truly groundbreaking . You can read more about Microsoft's RSS plans here: Understanding RSS In The Next Windows.

This takes RSS out of just browsers and RSS readers (called aggregators); and gives it much more powerful applications. Most interesting is a new set of applications - Simple List Extensions - allowing web sites to publish feeds containing lists such as a wish list or top 10 list. Should make David Letterman happy!

All kidding aside, for you, these RSS applications will be very beneficial and rewarding. These applications will make browsing, searching and subscribing to your favorite information or sites a lot more easier. You can now take control of your Internet, viewing and accessing information you want to digest.

It has many personal and business applications that will take 'keeping in touch' to a new level. Calendars, events, updates, personal photo albums...can all now be syndicated with new RSS platform.

What's really important about Microsoft's plans, (I believe) is fact that this now makes RSS legit. Lets face it, outside of blogging and a few alert online marketers, RSS is still not understood by most people.

But as stated before, people don't have to understand 'HTML' to enjoy Internet. They don't really have to know about servers, DOS, or even ISPs to get full benefit from web. Likewise, RSS doesn't have to be known or even understood by majority of people who will be using it.

But it's helpful that you do understand that for you future of RSS holds many treats and full impact won't really be known for years. Under Creative Commons license, RSS applications could have a far reaching impact on your computing world of future.

The potential of RSS is enormous. It may even pave way for a 'Billion Channel Internet' - where each web site is its own little broadcasting system. An interactive channel that broadcasts audio and video feeds to all interested subscribers.

Microsoft's announcement may just be nucleus of such a system. Many components are already in place like podcasting, broadcatching, data feeds, etc. and it's not that great a leap or too fantastical to imagine such a system will exist in very near future.

For RSS changes HOW information is transmitted on web...from a passive role to a more pro-active one. Don't come to us - we will deliver.

RSS is also one of more democratic elements of web where little guy has a say. It was more than fitting that Microsoft's RSS team met with Dave Winer (Mr. RSS to those who keep a close watch on all things RSS) and asked his opinions on these recent developments.

Ordinary Bloggers have preached benefits of RSS for so long - mantra was becoming a tiresome echo across web. No one seemed to be taking RSS seriously.

In that light, it can't be understated that Microsoft's incorporation of RSS into Windows is one of those true 'turning points' that has to be acknowledged. It does change how computers and Internet will work.

This is a great step forward in making RSS an integrated and seamless component of computers and Internet.

At last, someone has gotten RSS right.

c) If you work in equipment's factory or their distributor you will have schematic diagram for model that they sell. Any under warranty unit that comes in you will be able to diagnose and repair equipment fast. This will increase company's reputation and customers will recommend to their friends about quick service of that particular brand of equipment. You also can get schematic diagram in form of a book from local electronic shops. This is usually a compilation of few brands and model of a specific electronic equipment. Tv or television schematics diagram are easily to get but computer monitor schematics and radio amplifier schematics is a little bit harder to find. If you have budget get one of book. Third, as most of us already know that you can download free electronic schematics diagram from internet. Free tv schematics is easily found on internet. You may also buy it 'CD' format. This investment will usually pay back in shortest time.

d) As how to read schematic diagram, i'm unable to show you thru article because you do need a real schematic diagram in order to make you understand. Reading schematic is not that difficult, provided you have some basic electronic knowledge. I have a few suggestions: -Ask from a friend who is in repair line -Take short courses on electronic repair and ask lecturer -Buy books from your local bookstore about subject "how to read schematic diagram" -Buy schematic diagram and learn on your own (this will take sometimes but worth it) -Fix some project kit using electronic kit schematics given. This will add to your knowledge also.

Conclusion-In order to become a successful electronic repairer you must understand how to read schematic diagram.

Jestine Yong is a electronic repairer and a writer. For more electronic repair information please visit his website at http://www.noahtec.com/electronic-repair-articles.htm