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Posted: 11:24 AM, Thursday, December 7, 2006
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Okay... leave your feet where they are! What you really need to do is BACK UP YOUR BLOGS!

We all got the message that HSB was doing maintenance this weekend. We all know how maintenance sometimes goes wrong. So if you want to feel save that your entries and your template is safe and that you won't loose anything....visit this entry for instructions.

How To Blog...Back Up Your Blog

Please spread the word by posting a link to the directions on your own blog so that your friends will know how to do this too. Thanks!

Please leave a comment if the entry is helpful. Thanks again. --R

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Backing up blogs

Hi Ronda

I backed up my blog entries, and I think I followed your instructions for backing up the template, but how do I know if I did it correctly?

Thanks again for posting those instructions. I wouldn't have a clue if it weren't for your easy-to-understand-and-follow instructions.

Hope you are feeling rested.

Blessings,
Karen

Posted by OurLittleSchoolRoom on Thursday, December 7, 2006 at 7:42 PM

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This is VERY VERY helpful

But the only problem I have is that I have 467 entries - and the page must be too big - it won't load - it loads and then says "done" in the bottom left corner - but the page is blank. Any ideas?

Posted by jewls2texas on Thursday, December 7, 2006 at 9:15 PM

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This is VERY VERY helpful

But the only problem I have is that I have 467 entries - and the page must be too big - it won't load - it loads and then says "done" in the bottom left corner - but the page is blank. Any ideas?

Posted by jewls2texas on Thursday, December 7, 2006 at 9:15 PM

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idea? sure!

Note for power bloggers. You can set your entries per page to 100 first. Then save all of your pages with unique names. Go to your Page 1, save it as Page1 then move to your Page 2 and save it as Page2, etc.

I hope that this makes sense. Please email me privately if you need further assistance.

--RugbyHS

Posted by RugbyHS on Thursday, December 7, 2006 at 9:22 PM

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