Blogger is not our first choice for weblog-based podcasting. Movable Type and Wordpress are better solutions for many podcasters, because they offer better support for podcasting, more power and greater flexibility.

Nevertheless, many podcasters are finding Blogger to be a good starting place to experiment with podcasting. Blogger is a free service, and getting started is as easy as filling out some forms on the web.

Here's a quick guide to building a podcast with Blogger. You should be able to set up a podcast using Blogger and FeedBurner in about the time it takes for all the images on this page to finish loading!

This how-to assumes that you already have created your podcast MP3 files, and have them stored on a web server. Note that some screens may look slightly different as Blogger updates their site.

Go to the Blogger home page (http://www.blogger.com/) and select Create Your Blog Now:

If you haven't signed up for Blogger before, you'll need to do so:

That's the hardest part. If the Terms of Service part wore you out, now is a good time to take a break.

Back already? OK - now it's time to name your podcast.

We called ours Snorkflum, because it sounds stupid and this is a bogus test podcast anyway:

Once you select continue, Blogger automagically creates your blog. First it makes you wait, though:

Don't you love their casual "warning - excitement ahead" sign?

As long as the Blogger servers don't crash, the Internets go down or anything bad like that, you should get a nice confirmation screen:

This is another good time for a break. You just created your podcast blog! How awesome is that?

Now you need to Start Posting...

From the Dashboard page, click the New Post icon:

Add an entry. To add your MP3 file, create a text link, select it with the link tool, and enter the URL for your MP3 file:

When you are done, select Publish Post, and you should get a confirmation page:

Now check out the podcast blog that you've created. Snorkflum is available at http://snorkflum.blogspot.com/:

Instructions on how to create a free Gmail account

This article describes in detail how to create a free Gmail account now that it's open for everyone. Step by step instructions are provided with related screenshots so that even beginners are able to create an email address for themselves using the free online webmail service from Google.

Creating a free Gmail account should take you less than 5 minutes, but since this article has been written for the beginner, I have split it in two. There are a couple of reasons for doing this. Firstly, though the process is quite simple, I don't want beginners to feel overwhelmed by the sheer length of the page because it not only has text but also screenshot images. Secondly, research has shown that text on lengthy pages is generally skimmed upon by surfers and not fully read; and there are some sections of the text, not directly related to the account creation, that would I suggest you read carefully.

What is Gmail?

Everyone, except those living under rocks for the past decade, know about Google and their free web based email called Gmail. The service was launched with great fanfare and was 100% free from the start but one could only create a Gmail account through special invites. If you knew someone who had a Gmail account, you could request them to send you this invitation... else, well, hard luck. In those early days, Gmail accounts were so coveted that invitations were being sold through ebay.com auctions. The high demand for Gmail email address was also because the service offered 1GB (gigabyte) storage space for emails at a time when all the others were providing only a fraction of that. Anyway, after a few years, Google opened the doors of Gmail for everyone... you didn't need a special invitation to create an account.

However, occasionally I still get feedback wanting to know how to create a free Gmail email address. So here goes...

Please note: At the time of writing, Gmail is still in beta, i.e. still underdevelopment, which goes a long way in proving how successful the free email service from Google has been. Web users prefer a beta service over more established and "developed" services like Windows Live Hotmail and Yahoo!Mail.

Step 1 -Open the Gmail web site

To create your Gmail account you only need a web browser - the program you are using to read this page - and an internet connection.

You should now get to a page that looks something like the one below. At the time of writing Gmail offers a little over 7Gb of inbox space - though not unlimited but still more than enough to keep any prolific emailer occupied for years.

Click on the Sign up for Gmail link that I have circled in the screenshot and then proceed to the next page to get your free Gmail email address.

Step 2 - Enter all the required information in the "Create an Account" online form

After you click on the signup link, you shall be shown the Create an Account form with several fields that need your inputs.

Do not worry if the screen displayed to you and the screenshot image on the left are not exactly the same.

You now need to start filling the form. Once you have entered your first and last names, it is time to choose a login name. This is important as your login name will decide the email address you will get, and in case of a Gmail account, would be your-chosen-login-name@gmail.com. So be sure to pick a login name, also called the username, with care.

Step 3 - How to choose a login name or username for your email address

Choosing a login name is part art and part common sense. And because it determines what your email address will be, I suggest you spend a little time over it. Since, email addresses need to be unique which means no two people in the world can have the same address, there is no guarantee that your preferred login name would be available - more on this below. The following is my advice and suggestions on how to choose a login or username.

First check if you can get a login name of your name, firstname, lastname, as firstname-lastname or the more popular, firstname.lastname (yes, the period sign can be used in a login name). You can also try out firstnamelastname. Getting a Gmail email address of your name is indeed very fortunate because of the sheer number of subscribers to the service. However, if you have a relatively uncommon name, you do stand a good chance; I don't even try this because mine is such a common name - both my first name and lastname.

If your name doesn't work out, seek to couple your name with your profession - such as john.webdeveloper.

Your login name needs to be catchy and at the same time describe you so people are able to recall it without much difficulty and associate it with you. For instance, if you are a docile accountant from a small town, choosing "hells-angels" as the login name would be unwise. Rather, boone-accountant@gmail.com would be a lot better - FYI, Boone is a small town in North Carolina where I spend a day - lovely place.

I also advice against using numbers and digits in your login name unless, of course, they are a part of your company/business name. Again, you need to have a username that is easy to recall - you don't want people racking their brains and calling you up each time they forget your email address.

The availability of a login or user name can be verified by entering it first in the text field and hitting the check availability button

Step 4 - Choosing a password for your email

Securing your Gmail email account with a strong> password is imperative. Think of the password as the key combination to your safe and you need to give the same amount of importance. A combination of uppercase and lowercase letters with some digits thrown in would be a strong enough password. on the right of the textfields in which you enter your password a sort of meter would indicate the strength of the password.

You need to enter the password twice and you can leave the "Remember me on this computer" box unchecked.

Step 5 - Protecting your Gmail account with a security question

You now need to either select a security question from the drop down list or enter one - and you need to provide the answer. This additional security helps in getting your email account password if you forget it.

You may also enter a secondary email address but this field is optional, i.e. you can leave it blank. And rightly so, because if the Gmail address is your first email account you will not have an alternate email ID.

Step 6 - Word verification and confirmation

After providing your secondary email address - you can leave this blank, if you don't have one - and your location, you need to enter the characters that you see in the picture above the field in your form. Why is this required? So that Gmail knows the inputs are from a human being and not some automated program.

Now that everything is set, you can go through the Terms of Service and click on the "I accept. Create my account." button which will create your very own free Gmail account! Hurrah and congratulations.

To access your Gmail account in future, you need to go to the web site (links mentioned above) using a web browser and enter your username (login name) and password once again.

Solutions to some problems in getting your Gmail email address

Here are solutions to two common problems faced by account creators:

Login names of my choice are not available

Gmail is a very popular service and it is likely that the login names you choose are no longer available. The only solution to this dilemma is to keep trying to work with different permutations and combinations and also brainstorming to come up with new ideas.

Gmail Account Creation Failed

Occasionally you might get a screen like one below that displays an "Account Creation Failed" message.

The error message is a result of Gmail's spam filters working overtime! As mentioned on the help pages, Gmail refuses to create email addresses from a computer/connection if it exceeds a defined limit. Web users trying to create a lot of addresses at once, like a class or a group, may hit this limit. This is Gmail's way of protecting itself from users who they believe will be creating email addresses for spamming. The solution is to go through the process of getting your Gmail address from another computer using a different I.S.P.

Windows Live Mail and Gmail setup

This last bit is not for the beginner but rather a more experienced computer user.

Is your computer running the Windows Vista or Windows XP operating system? Did you know you can setup and configure your Gmail account in Windows Live Mail, the latest free email program from Microsoft? Click on that link to get step by step instructions.

Picture above is how to register to facebook has been in Indonesian, if you want to use Indonesian for your facebook, change it first. Look at the left . And find Bahasa Indonesia. Click it, then, page will be changed just like the picture above.

2. After you see the page just like the picture no. 1, fill the registration column. Type you complete name, your e-mail address (If you don’t have e-mail address, please read the guide of how to register on e-mail), enter password (The code which will be needed when you want to open your facebook account) for safety, make the uniq password and difficult to be guessed by people. To choose sex, month, year and date of birth, just click the small triangle on the side of column, and the options will be displayed. After you filled all, click Sign Up (make sure that you’ve filled the right data, before you click Sign Up).

3. After you click Sign Up, you will see the next page, and you will be demanded to fill the displayed alphabet.

4. Just like the example of the picture below, enter the matching alphabet just like the example, the capital or small must be same, enter in the Text in the Box column. If you can’t read the code, you can change it with another code by clicking Try Different Words. After you type the code, click Sign Up. Sometimes, if you use space I wong, you can try without space.

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5. After you signed up, in the next window just like the picture below if you find this picture it means you have been registered on Facebook. In order to he regisration is easier, follow this step, by clicking the button (Follow this step).
6. At the second step How to Register on Facebook, a simple profile information page will be displayed. Just like the picture below, type your school, or your university, or your company. But you can skip it. If you’ve filled it, click Save and Continue, but if you don’t want to fill it, click Skip
7. At the third page there’s a page for uploading photos, you can enter your photo on your Facebook account

9. Please check in your e-mail inbox. You will see message from Facebook. Open the confirmation e-mail.

10. Clck on the confirmation link. After you click it, you will see your active Facebook account.

11. Next, the Facebooker will see the page just like the picure below::

12. Your Facebook account is now active and can be used. But because you’re still new here, of course you haven’t get any friend. It’s time to find friends in Facebook. It’s easy. You just need to type the name in the Search Box. For example Vicky. After you type the name, click the Lup picture on the right of column, or press Enter on your keyboard.

13. Then, the name of the Facebook account owner will be displayed. Click Add as Friend to get him as your friend.

14. After that, the window of “Add as Friend” will be displayed. Click Send Request.

15.Because your account is still new, so to get friend is rather difficult. You are asked to enter code again. Just type the available code. The code displayed are two words. Separate them with space. After that, click on Send Request.

After you send the request, this window will be displayed. You just need to wait until your request confirmed.

16. To up date your status, click on Home, then, there will be a column to up date your status, just like the picture below. Type your status, then click Share.