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Be A Big Sky Blogger!
June 27, 2005 | 1 Comment
If you’re new to blogging (or new to WordPress, the software that powers this site) you might not know exactly what to do once you register here at Big Sky Blog. If you’ve registered but don’t know what to do in order to create an entry, don’t worry: just go to the login screen, and once you’ve logged in, you will see a screen that looks like this…in just a few simple steps, you can create your first post!
Oh – and after you’ve hit the “Publish” button and taken a look at your entry and found an error — just go back to the screen and select “EDIT” to find your entry and make any changes…and then press SAVE to re-publish your entry. And if you really get stuck, just drop me an e-mail (davidmsc @ gmail.com) and I’ll help you out.
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