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MyNISI Web Site Help

PDF Documents
When you see this symbol , next to a link, it is a PDF document. These documents will open in your web browser. To view a PDF, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader or an equivalent program. Adobe Acrobat is available as a free download from the Adobe web site.

Video Playback
Videos on MyNISI are played using Adobe Flash Player. If you do not have Flash Player on your computer, it is available as a free download from the Adobe web site.

Links to other web sites
If you see this icon [ ] next to a link, it means that the link will take you to a different web site. The site may or may not be maintained by Noridian Mutual Insurance Company, the parent corporation of Noridian Insurance Services, Inc. Noridian Mutual accepts no responsibility for site it does not operate. These links are being provided as a convenience to clients and potential clients.

RSS Feeds
RSS, which stands for Really Simple Syndication is an XML-based format for content distribution. When new information is published, the RSS feed can inform readers that updated news is available without requiring constant visits to the web site. RSS feeds keep you up-to-date on news, information and blog posts, giving you the knowledge you need, both at work and at home. BCBSND’s RSS feeds are available free of charge.

How do I Use RSS?
To view RSS feeds, you will need an RSS reader or aggregator. There are a number of free or low-cost applications available for you to choose from. You can set up these feeds for your online browser, your e-mail program or your mobile device. Noridian Mutual does not recommend any particular aggregator and is making links available to the aggregators listed below only as a service to our clients. You may choose from this list or find another that best meets your needs. Some Internet browsers may already come with news aggregators built in.

• Feedreader
• Newsgator
• My AOL
• Bloglines
• Pageflakes
• Sage (for Firefox browsers)
• Other options

To add a feed, follow the instructions of the aggregator you choose. Typically, you will need to click on the RSS icon or an XML icon to subscribe to a feed.