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The best way to do it is set up a FeedBurner account and have the RSS feed aggregated there. Then, enter the Feedburner address in Facebook. It will be something like http://feeds2.feedburner.com/XXXXX. If you use the standard RSS address for your blogger account, it redirects automatically to...

All you do is go into the Notes application and tell it to import a blog. You're limited to pulling one RSS feed into Notes. If you're clever, you could have all your RSS feeds go into one central and have FB pull that central feed. --Bill

I meant to put in some tips about Facebook business pages. 1. Utilize Facebook's RSS feed. In the Notes secion you can tell it to automatically pull one RSS feed. That means you can have it pull your latest blog entries. It takes a half hour or so after you make a post, but it will come through...

This is an important thread and what's interesting is, just by reading the responses here, we can tell that Facebook is not necessarily for everyone; but it could be. One poster above said they didn't want "one more thing" to keep track of. Their energy was better spent elsewhere. While a "fan"...

Probably not. The best way to do it is to remove the glass altogether. If that's not possible, a polarizing filter will help. Otherwise, if it's not your reflection in the glass, it will likely be something else. The other problem you'll run into with point and shoot cameras zooming in on...

Thanks for the comments. I should have known someone would notice the absence of the fork. If you read the blog post, you'll know that this is actually a prep shot and was not originally intended to be a final. The fork is in Athena's hand (the innkeeper/chef) ready to place on the plate after...

I'm a constant reader of this forum but don't chime in very often, so I probably should qualify myself for this post. I'm primarily a professional photographer, and food is one of my areas of practice. I began doing editorial food photography (for magazines, etc.) which led into doing the same...

Good news about the virus. The reason you should download and run Malwarebyte is there's a virus going around that captures your FTP login information and sends it back to the virus perpetrator. Then, since they have your FTP login, they simply place whatever files and code they want into your...

I've been a reader here for a long time, but never posted. I thought I would chime in on this issue. It's likely your normal anti virus software isn't able to detect and destroy the trojan horse you have acquired. Try downloading Malwarebyte's Anti Malware (do a Google search and download from...