This help forum is useless

Q: This help forum is pretty useless. Why aren't there easy, straight forward answers that even a child could understand?
A: 1. Experiment first with a test blog. 
Here is mine: http://davidchin8888.blogspot.com

Perhaps that is what you need to do now: start a test blog. It is free. Blogging is really a personal journey of discovery. If we only have the help forum, then blogging will become too slow. We will be spending too much time asking questions and waiting for answers. This is a slow way of learning, especially for those with a steep learning curve.
2. Help someone else with their problems and in the process learn something new yourself. Try your hand also at posting answers rather than only questions on this help forum. Here are the answers I have posted on this forum: http://davidchin342.blogspot.com I have learned a lot just by looking for the answers for other bloggers. I recorded all the answers on this blog so that I do not have to look again. Perhaps you can find answers to all your questions. Please use the label list in the side bar.

source: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/blogger/thread?tid=51b88067b7307cb9&hl=en

A dilemma

Q: Who is the rightful owner of this blog?
A: In this case, it is not clear who is right and who is wrong. There are so many grey areas. We have heard a lot from you and nothing from the other party. A fair decision cannot be made based on heresy evidence. I am sure that Google will not get involved in a complicated personal dispute like yours. You will remain the admin of this blog. 

Obviously you do not feel good about the situation you find yourself. I have nothing more to add. Hopefully, one day, you can find an amiable solution to this problem.

For the full story, here is the link:
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/blogger/thread?tid=7e5fc20e4ed8db71&hl=en&fid=7e5fc20e4ed8db710004a4ec76390d0e

Change password

Q: How do I change my Blogger password?
A: Here is a link: 

http://www.google.com/support/blogger/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=42203

source: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/blogger/thread?tid=42cf844ec8996557&hl=en&fid=42cf844ec89965570004a4ebe5814717

Who will help me?

Q: Who can help me change my email address for my blog?
A: Nobody.
You can log in if you know the password and what was the email address. It doesn't have to be active. 
Please sign on here: www.blogger.com

There is no one else responsible for your blog, except you. All the information has not changed. Your ID and password remains the same as it has always been.

In blogger, change an email = change ownership of a blog.

It has to be done by the admin (owner) of the blog and no one else. An admin always knows his ID and password for his blog.

Change ownership
Make the blog in question into a team blog, with two members, then removing the original team member:http://www.google.com/support/blogger/bin/answer.py?answer=41448

source: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/blogger/thread?tid=14b173b1cb8724c9&hl=en&fid=14b173b1cb8724c90004a4dadf743e07

Combining two Google accounts ?

Q: Is there a way to combine my Google accounts so that I can sign on to both using one common ID and password?
A: If you are using two different Gmail addresses, you have 2 Google accounts. I do not know of a way for you to combine your two accounts so that you can sign in to both accounts with one common ID and one password.

Operating two accounts can be done, provided you remember to keep them separate:

1. By using two separate computers.

2. by using two different browsers on one computer.

3. by using one browser on one computer; but doing an extra step to clear cache and cookies; sign off and sign back on, each time you use a different account.

Most bloggers have one Google account. Life is much simpler that way and you know exactly which is the real you.

When you have had enough, try combining the Blogger accounts under one Google account:
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/blogger/thread?tid=363a0b7b37f31782&hl=en

source: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/blogger/thread?tid=2817796c59dd52dd&hl=en&fid=2817796c59dd52dd0004a4c4ddebacd4

Delete blog

Q: How do I remove my deleted blog from my dashboard?
A: Many new bloggers assume that deleting an item will make the problem go away. It doesn't. Your deleted blog will continue to haunt you for 90 days; some times for a much longer period. If the search engines already found and indexed your blog, a cached copy will remain for months on Google servers.

That was why I suggested first to you, not to delete; but to make your unwanted blogs into stub blogs. This way you maintain control of all your blogs, at all times. 

source: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/blogger/thread?tid=39124de8239530e0&hl=en&fid=39124de8239530e00004a4b3031db979