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I think this would involve editing the site templates, and I don’t feel confident enough to do that.

I suppose I could also try batch editing the original Word files; but I’ve made desirable tweaks since, and that would be a lot of work. I could also copy the site files back to Word …. But again a lot of work.

I do find it remarkable that something so sophisticated and wonderful as WP hasn’t got these simple editing functions built in…. and perhaps even more surprising that nobody’s got a plugin for the job!

Thanks so much for the kindness of giving me some thought and help though, bless ya!

Thanks for your efforts here Alin,

However, I’m no nearer a happy installation: I singed up for GA on the Google+ site and directed it to my website.
Then I uninstalled GA, so that I could re-install and hopefully direct it to my gmail address.
But upon re-installation I get the following message :

Could not create directory. D:/virtualservers/(website details)/(website details)/wwwroot/wp-content/plugins/google-analytics-

dashboard-for-wp/

I have gone through that setup, but instead of getting the GA dashboard, I get : Lock selected access level to this profile: ?– your profile list needs an update: Click here

When I click, I get the error message :
Error calling GET https://www.googleapis.com/analytics/v3/management/accounts/~all/webproperties/~all/profiles?key=AIzaSyBG7LlUoHc29ZeC_dsShVaBEX15SfRl_WY: (403) User does not have any Google Analytics account.

Would it help if I uninstalled GA, and then re-installed?
Thanks for your help
Steve