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I want to get into blogging, and I hear WordPress is the better way to go. However, I see that you have to download software from WordPress to create a blog with them. My question is, after you have the blog up and running, can you update the blog from any internet-connected computer or do you have to do it from a computer running the software?

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Canadian Tech Online – www.canadiantechonline.com Read the Original Article – bit.ly What is WordPress? WordPress is an Open Source Content Management System (CMS), that uses your Web browser to run a series of scripts to display a webpage. The content of those pages are provided through entries in a MySQL database. Most often, WordPress is deployed as an application to publish blogs. As a CMS, it’s very powerful and easy to use. After the initial install and setup, if you are able to handle the complexity of writing a Hotmail email message, then you can handle web publishing with WordPress. Features of WordPress: * Template System o Click and drag widgets around to move content boxes where you want them on the site’s layout * Themes o Very easy and standard framework to make themes. Tens of throusands of free webpage templates for download online. Look pro in no time! * Tracking o There is native tracking support built into WordPress. Find out quickly who is commenting, linking back, and mentioning your site from around the web * Plugins o There are literally thousands of free downloadable plugins available for WordPress online. There are even more scalable and powerful ones available for a small fee to the developers of the plugin. o Rapidly build and deploy a website with enterprise level functionality. Installing WordPress to your Windows Computer Step 1 – Get WAMP Server * www.wampserver.com * Click Download, then Telecharger * Download the EXE file to a place where …

I want to create a custom WordPress theme, but I don’t have administrative access to the computer that I’m using, so I can’t install WordPress to test my theme. Is there another easy way to do it? I have photoshop, and notepad ++ both installed on my flash drive, but as far as I know there is no way to install WordPress on a flash drive.