Choosing Blogger Labels

BLOGGER HELP » LABELS

Labels are an important part of your blog navigation. A lesson, some {of us} have learned the hard way. Think main topic, index or even glossary.

When I started blogging about four years ago, I had no idea how important the labels would be to my blog down the road. In the beginning, I labeled with 'keywords' rather than just a 'main topic' (or two).

Using this post as an example, for keywords I may have used: labels, blogger, how-to, article, etc., rather than creating {or adding to} a main topic such as 'Blogger-Help' or 'Blogger-Labels'.

A broader topic will show more posts to your reader. Choose a 'label' or topic according to your blog content. If your blog is about Dogs you may have labels: Training, Nutrition, Exercise and/or Health.

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If visiting a Doggie blog seeking a trainer, would you select the 'Training' label or sift through multiple blog posts hoping to locate a trainer near Denver? Sure occasionally, you may find a post conveniently titled 'Dog Trainer's in the Denver Area' however, you're more likely to view the Label titled 'Training' to start your search.

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BLOGGER QUESTION & ANSWER ON LABELS

1.
Question: How do I label my posts?
Answer: http://help.blogger.com/./...answer=44498

2.
Question: How do I change the name of a label?
Answer: http://help.blogger.com/./...answer=74896

3.
Question: How do I edit labels on multiple posts at the same time?
Answer: http://help.blogger.com/./...answer=50644


Advanced - Label Feeds

Can I get site feeds for specific labels?
http://help.blogger.com/./...topic=12515


See also: Labels > Fix a Problem

This is just a guide, label as YOU see fit.

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9 Little Know Google Facts

This article was found at CNN Money:
http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2008/fortune/0801/gallery.BestCo_Google_8.fortune/index.html

Get the facts on bikes, babies, and free eat's!

CNN » Google Ranked #1 Employer in 2008
URL: http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/bestcompanies/2008/

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You can also copy and paste the entire address above into your web browser.
http://money.cnn.com/galleries/2008/fortune/0801/gallery.BestCo_Google_8.fortune/index.html

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Spyware Detection and Removal Guides

Due to a recent (anonymous/moderated) comment promoting the rogue, SearchandDestroy aka Search-and-Destroy(dot)com, I felt it was necessary to publish removal instuctions. I've also included a short list of excellent spyware/malware/greyware/rogue removal guide sites.

Thanks to Spyware-Techie.com for the
SearchandDestroy or Search-and-Destroy(dot)com Removal Guide
SearchandDestroy is known as a misleading application that pretends to remove spyware and adware. SearchandDestroy comes from the website Search-and-Destroy(dot)com which is a deceptive website promoting rogue (Wikipedia: rogue software) anti-spyware software.
View Spyware Warrior List of Rogue/Suspect Anti-Spyware Products & Web Sites

SPYWARE AND MALWARE REMOVAL GUIDE SITES

(random order)

1. BleepingComputer.com: Spyware & Malware Removal Guides


2. MajorGeeks.com Support Forums - Malware Removal Guides (Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, 2003, XP or Vista)



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SPYWARE AND MALWARE REMOVAL GUIDE SITES




3. PCPitstop.com Spyware Home


4. SpywareWarrior.com - Spyware/Adware/Hijackware Tools includes Online Scanners


5. TrendMicro.com » Free Tools & Services


6. Malwarebytes.com Forum


7. SpywareHammer.com

This is only a very short list of site's providing help for spyware, malware, rogue detection and removal.

Other Helpful PC Links

(random order)

• BleepingComputer.com - Tutorials
• Windows Safe Mode
• MajorGeeks.com - Basic Computer Maintenance
• Windows Safe Mode
• Karenware.com - Free Powertools

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HOW-TO USE YOUR EMAIL BCC FIELD

Please protect everyone's email address, by using your own email in the "To" field with the name "Undisclosed-Recipients" for all outgoing email to multiple recipients.

= HOW TO USE YOUR EMAIL BCC FIELD =

Use when sending email to 2+ recipients.

View the 3 STEPS... tutorial web page:
http://docs.google.com/View?id=dhqs36z3_27fqkcfpg5

1) To/TO: Your email address. (sender/recipient)
Email address(es) will appear after sent.

2) Cc/CC: No email addresses. (copy to recipients) 
Email address(es) will appear after sent.

3) Bcc/BCC:  All email addresses being sent email. (blind copy to recipients)
Email address(es) won't appear after sent.

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+ In the "To" field - Type your email address or *select "Undisclosed-Recipients" from your Contact's or Address Book. You will always receive a copy of the email after sent. *See shortcut below. ** See note below.

*Shortcut - Add Your Email Address to Your Contact's/Address Book as "Undisclosed-Recipients". (Yes, you can send email to yourself.) Select "Add Contact", type "Undisclosed-Recipients" in name field, type "youremail@mailserver.com" (your email address) in email field (do not include quotes for name or email), select "Save" or "Ok".

Tutorial: Address Book Add Contact:
http://blog.urlage.com/2009/01/tutorialaddressbookaddcontact.html

+ In the "Cc" (Carbon Copy) field - Do not add email addresses in this field, unless you specifically want all recipients to know the email was sent to this email address. **See note below.

**NOTE: All email addresses placed in the "To" or "Cc" field will appear in the email after sent. 

+ In the "Bcc" (Blind Carbon Copy) field - Type all email addresses (or select from Contacts)
you want to send an email.  No email address placed in the "BCC" field appear in the email after sent.

The "Bcc" field will protect everyone's email address from being spread around the internet, used by spammer's or from possible ID Theft.

+ What to do if you receive a Forward revealing multiple email addresses:
***Select all email addresses, hit the "Del" (delete) or "Backspace" key on your keyboard. This should delete everything you selected. Next, format the email using the 3 STEPS above, then send. DO NOT forward before removing all other email addresses in the email.

***How to "Select" text and/or images: 
L click + hold down (before/in front of anything you want deleted), and drag the mouse over everything you want to delete. This will highlight (select) text and some images. To delete: see above.

All About Email: http://email.about.com/

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Backup Your Computer - Windows Vista

How to Backup Your Computer in Windows Vista

from wikiHow - The How to Manual That You Can Edit

Backup steps to save individual files and folders, or the entire Windows Vista Operating System, are quite critical in emergency situations such as a system crash. This backup allows you to save an image backup of your entire system which can be restored in a matter of minutes if you need to recover from a hardware or software problem.

Steps

Backing up the entire computer

1. Click Start and enter the Control Panel.
   
2. Click the System and Maintenance tab, then select the Backup and Restore Center.
   
3. Click "Back up computer" button.
   
4. Choose where to backup your data in the drop-down box and click Next.
   
5. Click the "Start backup" button after confirming your backup settings.
   

Backing up files and folders

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1. Click Start and open the Control Panel.
   
2. Click the System and Maintenance tab, then Backup and Restore Center.
   
3. Click the Back up files button.
   
4. Choose where to backup your data in the drop-down box, then click Next.
   
5. Select appropriate categories on the Which file types do you want to backup? page, then click Next.
   
6. Select frequency, day, and time on the How often do you want to create backup? page and click Save settings and start backup button.
   

Tips

• The data backup will take place in the background without affecting your work in any way.
  
• Backing up entire computer can not be done to same drive you are backing up.
  

Warnings

• The "Backup Entire System" feature is not available in the Home Basic or Home Premium editions. For these editions, you can backup files and folders only.
  

Related wikiHows

• How to Backup a Folder With a Flash Memory Drive
  
• How to Make Your Computer Look Like Windows Vista
  
• How to Add Parental Controls to Windows Vista
  
• How to Backup Firefox Extensions, Bookmarks, Themes and Preferences
  
• How to Create Recovery Discs for Windows Vista
  

Sources and Citations

• Home Computer Maintenance.com
  

Article provided by wikiHow, a wiki how-to manual. Please edit this article and find author credits at the original wikiHow article on How to Backup Your Computer in Windows Vista. All content on wikiHow can be shared under a Creative Commons license.

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