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    Fixed! Thank you!

    I was looking for a way to do this as well so that I could use a single newsletter as a template to send updates to subscribers on the status of a daily service. If that’s your scenario too, you might find my solution a good one for your needs.

    Simply create the newsletter and insert a Post as the body of the message! Any changes you need to make after sending it you can make to the embedded post. This also allows you to insert custom fields using the many plugins available.

    I spent too long looking for an answer to this question when the answer was right there in the MP editor.

    I had exactly the same problem with a fresh install of OS X Lion. You must go into all of your apache conf files and set AllowOverride from None to All in each of the locations that will affect your site. So, in the default directory section, of the main conf, then for your user, and then again for your site.

    Take a look at this site for the instructions I had to follow to get mod rewrite working again:

    http://rexselin.wordpress.com/2006/07/28/making-mod-rewrite-and-htaccess-work-on-mac-os-x/

    The only difference between his instructions (for Tiger, I believe) and what I had to do was change the httpd in the path to your user apache conf file to apache2, so /private/etc/httpd/users becomes /private/etc/apache2/users.

    Finally, you must go into /private/etc/apache2/sites/ and edit the individual conf files that are created there for each of your sites and change AllowOverride to All.

    Good luck!

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