Log in, and Click the Edit Account button. Enter your Old Password, Enter your New Password, Confirm your new password, and  Click the Change Password button.

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The short answer is yes. You will be able to insert any URL hypertext link, You Tube video and Image/Picture or audio file link into your article or blog.

You can upload several images/pictures for your article via the "Browse" button upload. Acceptable image formats via the "Browse" upload button are gif, jpg, jpeg, and png.

If you wish to insert any other pictures or photos within your article or blog, you can also use the little yellow square image icon located in the first row of the tool bar menu above the body of your article that says "Insert/Edit Image" when your cursor hovers over it.  In order to insert photos using this yellow icon, you must predefine the location you want your picture to be inserted into using the table creator icon located in the second row of the tool bar menu, define the size of the photo, then insert the photo in your specified place using the yellow icon. Repeat the same process for your YouTube video inserts. See Figure 1. below.

Figure 1. Location of Icons on Task Bar Menu

If you already have a pre-finished Word article or Notepad document and want to copy and paste it into the Article Body, Arial 12 is a nice easy read size. That is what you are seeing here. If you are typing your article directly within this Article Body choose Arial and Medium for your size. Use Large or Extra large font size for your title. Sub-headings may be Medium and bolded in size. These guidelines are practical and therefore recommended.

Your tables, figures, and diagrams should be no larger than 700 pixels wide.

The "Tools" module tab appears only when you click upon an article in order to read it. It appears in the top right hand corner of the web page.

Available tools are as follows: Print an article, Bookmarking an article, Creating a PDF file of an article, and Tell a Friend.

Sometimes I the hidden codes in MS Word or any other wordprocessing document get in the way of controlling your article or blog. MS Word, inserts invalid HTML tags, appropriate only for the MS Office environment. Here is what you can do to get rid of those tags before you paste your article or blog into our web site.

> 1. Open your article/blog for editing,
> 2. Copy the article/blog text to Notepad and from notepad paste it back into our web site WYSIWYG editor. This operation strips the MS Word office tags.
> 3. Now you can format (layout) your article or blog with our builtin WYSIWYG editor
> 4. Saving your article or blog every now and then is a good idea. I also copy the html code of all my articles and blogs and paste them all back in to Notepad where its stored safely. I could always "restore" an article from my backup Notepad file by clicking the Source button. When it turns blue it is now in html mode. Paste your code there and click source again and you will see your article layout on the screen as the viewer would see it.

Note: if you had any href tags and need to restore them, just use the href tag below and replace it with your URL address and text:

<a href="http://articlesandblogs.ezreklama.com/pub/articles/baking-cooking-food/the-almond-tree-sweetens-up-the-market-at-the-forks-7790.htm" style="font-size:11px;text-decoration:none; color: #010101;">Candy Store</a>

An added benefit to doing it this way is that the PDF generator will format your article or blog properly.

Using the HTML reference tag below. Just insert your own url address to send your reader where you want to take them after they click it. Also, replace "Candy Store" with your own text.

<a href="http://articlesandblogs.ezreklama.com/pub/articles/baking-cooking-food/the-almond-tree-sweetens-up-the-market-at-the-forks-7790.htm" style="font-size:11px;text-decoration:none; color: #010101;">Candy Store</a>

1. Click AUTHORS in the Publishing Menu Block located on the top left hand side of the home page or on top of the Home Page,

2. Click on the first letter associated with the authors username, and then click the white letter  "i" (info) within the small blue circular button to the right of the author's avatar (picture) if there is an avatar at all. (example, I'm looking for Web Author Ihor Cap. I click on the letter "I" in the accounts and find my author (ihorcap) in the list of usernames. Then I click his blue info button to the right of his picture and two tabs appear: General and Articles tabs. Click the Articles tab and a list of Ihor's articles and blogs appear starting from his very first published article "The Forces of Leadership" to "Will Odesa City Deputy Councilor... etc" on the very bottom of the list. Notice that although Ihor has over 75 articles reported in his general tab, only 20 are listed in his articles tab.

To access all his articles, you need to click the blue button next to any of the 20 articles. Any article will do. Then when his article appears on the screen, scroll all the way down to the bottom of the article selected and on the right hand side of the page you will the Author Block with his Avatar and the following information: username, the total number of articles and blogs this web author wrote, and a "View All" hypertext link.  Click the VIEW ALL link and it will list all of the author's published contents.