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I know how to do it if two domains are parked at the same web hosting company. If they are hosted at separate servers, I think you can still do it by simply sharing the same database. We accidentally did it before. However, that could cause some problems. I would suggest that you park two domains under the same web hosting company.

I think we had a login problem when the same blog was accidentally hosted at two separate servers.

Do you run Internet Information Server (IIS)?

Did you use Mr. Merrill’s WordPress Database Backup to backup WP database and upload it at the new host?

Oh, okay. So you must have used Skippy or whatever. I have never used Skippy. So I don’t have much to say.

Hmm… Try using WordPress Database Backup instead of coming the database with phpMyAdmin.

How about just using categories?

There is somewhat popular software called RapidWeaver for Mac. There are many themes to come with. Or you can create your own themes pretty easily if you know how to write CSS. I created about 60 themes last year, I think. Using RW, you can build a website with ease and with little knowledge about HTML. I know this software because we created video tutorials for it several months ago. I’m sure there are a lot of apps like it for Windows.

I’m not just a cyber crime reporter. I do a lot of things including making CSS themes, creating video tutorials…

>I dont think macsoft was suggesting that that particular webapp

You are absolutely right, whooami. I already mentioned that every software…

As somebody already suggested, you should use secure file transfer protocol like SFTP and TLS. It is very important that you have a secure password to the control panel with special characters + lower case + upper case letters + Greek letters if possible.

I don’t meant to scare you, but an exploiter always goes back to the same website to host phishing websites and affiliate pages. For example, an exploiter hacked the website of wintergreendesign.com (Spoono Host’s client) in two consecutive days.

Spoono Host’s client websites (several different domains) were hacked for 3 consecutive days and used for Bank of America/Skype phishing last week. Actually, their client websites were hacked several times in the past 11 days or so. The phishing splee started in January 3. When I gave a kind notification to Spoono Host, they answered “We have it under control. Thanks.” Then another website was hacked and used for BOA phishing. Apparently, the hacker had total control on website’s control panel. How did they do it? I don’t know. I’m just a reporter at —-.NET. It’s just that I suppose some web hosting companies’ control panels have some vulnerability issues. I would avoid small web hosting companies. I don’t know how big is yours, COMPILA-UK or whatever. If I remember correctly, Spoono Host’s control panel is H-Sphere. I don’t mean to imply in any way that this control panel should be avoided.

Ahh… I see what you mean. I’m not 100% sure, but it looks like that depends on the web browser you are using. I simply want to edit the article directly with HTML code. So I just use a particular browser. If I use Firefox (Mac), I would have to click on the code button or something.