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Used Any Google Gadget with this text in V.2 Front Page
<style type="text/css">#module\:lasteditedby { display: none; }</style>
but "last edited by" still shows in http://tntrustees.pbwiki.com

If I want to use one wiki for my college students in a specific class, and they have emails, do I have them join pbwiki with their own email addresses and then join my specific wiki, or do I give them all my email address to log in with? Is joining just for those who wish to create their own separate wiki? I added all my students' email addresses to my wiki as editors. I'm unclear on how they access the page. Again, do they all use my teacher email address, or does each student join with his/her own email address and separate pbwiki account?

How can I as an administrator turn off notifications for any given user? I know I've done this before but can't seem to do it now. My boss was set up as a writer to the wiki but he does not want to receive the notification emails. How can I go in and turn off the notifications for him? It would seem to me that it makes sense for the administrator to be able to go in and turn off notifications for someone who asks me to do it.

Can a link be created in a wiki page that launches a macro in Word or Excel?
Example: Can I have an image link of an envelope next to a name and addressin a wiki page and have it print in envelope in Word by clicking on the image?

Can someone direct me to a post that explains the difference/pros/cons between a capable blog (maybe wordpress) and a wiki? I understand one major diff-the collaboration on the wiki. With exception to that....

I'm trying to get writer access to a friend's new private wiki. She invited me, and I got the e-mail with the link to the log-in page. I tried logging in with my e-mail and her wiki's password, no dice. I tried with my e-mail and my own wiki password, still no dice. So I requested access, and she tried to approve me but it is not working. The approve link just takes her back to the log-in page, which will not let me in! Help!
The wiki is http://periodicals.pbwiki.com
Thanks!

I'm newly using your wiki service, and I would like to sync with WebDAV. It would be great to have that support. When do you think you'll add this feature?

I recently upgraded to wiki 2.0. Unfortunately, most of my wiki mates have monitors with the screen resolution 800 by 600 pixels. So the sidebar is off to the right of what they can see on the screen, and there have been some complaints about having to scroll to access this area since the upgrade. Oddly, one wiki user, who also have 800 x 600 screen resolution, sees the wiki as if her resolution were higher, and it looks great. Is there a way to accommodate this screen resolution? (Because of monitor size, getting people to change their resolution is not an option.) Thank you!

Greetings!
As part of my wiki, I cut proposals from a Word document and paste the information into a blank wiki page. Most of the existing formatting works in the new wiki page except strikeouts. The strikeouts come across as the font without the strikeout. Is there anyway to cut and paste Word documents so that the strikeouts show up in the new page?

I've tried saving the Word document as a Wordpad document first and cutting and pasting from the text file but the strikeouts also disappear (i.e., the words are there but the strikeout itself doesn't show).

Any help would be appreciated.

I have administrator rights, why don't i have the 'unfiltered code' plug in that is listed in the manual?