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IE and Firefox on my end both render them the same. Have you got it fixed already?

Goto your admin panel…under options find writing…make sure its unchecked there.

You can change your WP settings to NOT send the comments to the moderation que.

Check your extensions pal. Are you using the WebDev extenstion or anything like it? I had a similiar prob and I uninstalled my extension and it was fine.

Check the codex. Do some research before posting. Thats why you are not getting any responses. If you would have even searched the codex with the a tag as simple as ’email’ you would have found atleast 5 plugins that does this for you. Im not a mod, so don’t listen to me. But I do know this SUPPORT forums should be used to ask for support once you have researched and failed doind what ever it is you are doing.

Check resolutions. If your using 1024 on Mac and using 800 on PC< that would make a HUGE difference on your visual appearance. Other then that I couldn’t tell you. You could try altering your CSS to form to Safari’s standards.

Using the XML_RPC API still uses a browser. Unless using AppleScript, then again, that too uses a browser. He’s talking about something like Googles Application API.

You could use a php redirect, an HTML redirect or you could edit your htaccess file.

Examples of all three

PHP:
<?php
// Do stuff here before sending headers
redirect(‘/’)
redirect(“/my/page”)
redirect(“https://www.foo.bar/page.htm&#8221;,303)
redirect(“./index.php”,307)
?>

HTML:
<META HTTP-EQUIV=”Refresh”
CONTENT=”5; URL=NEWLOCATION”>

HTACCESS:
Redirect 301 /oldpage.html https://www.example.com/newpage.html

WP provides this for you. wp-login.php

If you want to implament this into another page/sidebar or something you could use the same code found in the wp-login file. Check the codex also, I know there are several plugins that provide this feature also.

You could cheat. Set up blog by email and use outlook ??

Im not sure of any application API that WP offers. Then again, I haven’t gone looking for any. But that would be awesome. I’d be interested in that myself.

I’d def go with your own domain. Using WordPress is great for beginners and low level users. But you are bot able to get the full functionality of the software using ‘wp.com’. Blogspot was nice at fist, until I signed up for it!! lol. It’s horrible. You have very few themes to choose from unless you want to purchess an account, and why do that when you could pay the same price for a domain/hosting?
WordPress on your own domain is your best idea.

If you want to gain traffic by using other free sites then you could create an account on blogspot and set up your blog to forward to your new domain. That way you could use ‘tags’ on blogspot that would help BS users find you and redirect to your site. That make since?

If you haven’t figured it out yet then you can do this.
Log into your phpMyAdmin. Open the DB you are using for WP. Find the table Options. Click it. Then Click on Browse. it will show all the settings. Change the URI to what you want and save. That should do it.

You can edit the CSS to indent new paragraphs and what not.

Umm…just change your wp-config.php to same sql settings that you used before

It shouldn’t happen. Either consult your host about security and amke sure your user for the db has the bare minimum privs that it needs. That way things can’t get screwy