If you're currently using FTP publishing to publish your blog externally , because you want to use a non-Blog*Spot address, you may have looked at your friends who are now publishing to a Google Custom Domain , and envied all of the shiny features in New Blogger that they can now use. Now publishing externally was how you got to use a non-Blog*Spot address for your blog, under Old Blogger. But blogs published externally, and statically, can't use the dynamic features of New Blogger 2007. So Blogger developed Custom Domains, where the blogs could be published to the Google servers (enabling dynamic HTML), and use externally hosted DNS to point a non-Blogger domain into the Google servers (enabling non-Blog*Spot addresses). Let's say that you have a blog, currently published to a section of your website, as "mydomain.com\blog". Depending upon how you setup your FTP Publishing, it may be redirected from "myblog.blogspot.com". Update your website, to p...
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