Copyscape - Revealing the Copies Copied!

If you want to know how many of visitors to your blog/website have appreciated your posts/contents by copying them, you can log on to Copyscape and type your URL in the text box provided and click on the Go button. Copyscape will show you the search results about the sites that have copied your posts/contents, or that have quoted them as posted by you! When each one of the results is clicked a page appears that shows all the copied contents highlighted in different colors!

Numion and Blogger - Help to load faster!

Everybody browsing the internet wishes the referred website or the blog to come into view quickly. You can make your website or the blog to load faster and please its viewer, and hence increase also the traffic to it. First measure its loading time. You can get the help of Numion for that! Simply paste your site’s URL in the box provided in this Numion and click on the Start StopWatch button and note the indicated loading time. If it takes too much time, you can get the Help of Blogger and proceed to bring it down!

Hyperlinking Colored Text!

Can a hyper-linked text in a Google document (that was got by uploading a MS Office Word 2007 document from computer - prepared on Web Layout) be restored with its original color? No, it cannot be restored:

An already colored text in this type of Google document, when hyper-linked, turns into deep blue in color indicating that it has been hyper-linked. After this you will not be able to either restore to it its original color (by selecting it first and next its original color from the Font color tab) or give it another color!

The only way to color back the text is: Publish the document to the Blogger’s blog page first  go to the Edit Post  delete the hyper-linked text and retype it  select and color it with its original color  then hyperlink it by using the Link box  remove the selection from the text. Now the hyper-linked text will be retaining its color. In other words and in short: it is better to do coloring and the subsequent hyper-linking of the texts in the Post Editor rather than in Google document!