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Blog Service - Help & FAQsUse this page to help you learn more about the QuickBlog service.What are comments and trackbacks and how can I control them in my blog? A comment is a reply or feedback that a reader can leave in response to an individual entry in your blog. When reading your blog, readers click the Comment button next to an entry to leave a reply or feedback for that entry. You can then write a comment in response to a readers comment, therefore creating a dialog between you and your readers. A trackback is a link from an entry in another blog or Web site to an entry in your blog. When reading your blog, readers can create a trackback (or link) to the individual entry in your blog from their blog or Web site. The trackback sends a ping from the originating site to your blog, to notify it that a link was created. If you choose to, you can disallow comments and trackbacks in your blog. Otherwise, readers can leave comments regarding individual entries in your blog and can create trackbacks to entries in your blog. If you opt to allow comments and trackbacks to your blog, the Manage Comments page lists all of the comments for each entry in your blog and the Manage Trackbacks page lists all of the trackbacks for all entries in your blog. From the Manage Comments page you can reply to, view, approve, or delete comments, ban IP addresses, or mark comments as SPAM. From the Manage Trackbacks page you can view, approve, edit, or delete trackbacks, ban IP addresses, or mark trackbacks as SPAM. Banning an IP address prevents people who are accessing your blog from that IP address from writing comments or creating trackbacks, respectively. New comments and trackbacks are not automatically published to your blog. New comments or trackbacks made by others have a status of Pending Approval until you either approve them or mark them as SPAM. Comments that you author or trackbacks that you create have a status of Draft until you approve them. Return to TryBlogs.com Home Page Can I import entries from another blog into my Quick Blog? Yes, you can import entries from another blog into your Quick Blog. The Import/Export Entries page enables you to import an RSS feed into your blog or export your blog entries as a text file. Return to TryBlogs.com Home Page What is RSS? RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an XML-based format for sharing and distributing Web content. Using an RSS reader, you can view data feeds from various sources, such as WeekendRUSH Small Business, including headlines, promotions, and links to full articles. How do I access RSS? RSS/News Aggregators: RSS/News Aggregators (also called Readers) will download and display RSS feeds for you. A number of free and commercial Aggregators are available for download. Many aggregators are separate, "stand-alone" programs; other services will let you add RSS feeds to a Web page. Weblogs: Another way many people use RSS feeds is by incorporating content into weblogs, or "blogs". Blogs are web pages comprised of usually short, frequently updated items and web links. Blogging as a publishing tool is used for many purposes: traditional journalism, personal journals, group discussions around a topic, and many combinations in-between. Return to TryBlogs.com Home Page To Set Up Quick Blog
Can I import entries from another blog into my Quick Blog? Yes, you can import entries from another blog into your Quick Blog. The Import/Export Entries page enables you to import an RSS feed into your blog or export your blog entries as a text file. Return to TryBlogs.com Home Page Quick Blog System Requirements For Building a Blog Using Quick Blog With Quick Blog you can design, build, and manage your blog online; all you need is an Internet connection and Web browser. To use Quick Blog to build your blog, please ensure you are using the Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5.5 or later Web browser (v6.0 recommended). Quick Blog is not available for use with the Safari™ or Internet Explorer for Mac browsers when building your blog. While your specific computer hardware and the type of Internet connection you use play a big role in how fast or slow any Web application works, Quick Blog can be used on virtually any system and regardless of the type of Internet connection you use; whether dial-up, DSL, or high-speed Internet. For Viewing a Blog Created Using Quick Blog Your blog is rendered so that it can be viewed by any of the following Web browsers, regardless of the platform you used when building your blog, including: NOTE: Beta versions may not work properly with Quick Blog. PC Users: America Online® 7.0 or later MSN® 8.0 or later Internet Explorer v5.0 or later Firefox™ v1.0 or any number of common Web browsers Mac Users: Safari™ Internet Explorer for Mac Firefox for Mac NOTE: If you are a subscriber to AOL®, Earthlink®, or any other service that provides a unique browser for you to access the Internet, we suggest you minimize your primary browser and open Internet Explorer to access and work in Quick Blog. Return to TryBlogs.com Home Page More Help with Quick Blog For a more comprehensive look at Quick Blog, see the Quick Blog online help system. The online help system features the full support that accompanies Quick Blog when you purchase it. Return to TryBlogs.com Home Page |