Post installation

I've searched through the various threads but cannot find a reference to this problem; I hope someone can help.

The Drupal search function does not pick up all the appropriate material on the site. As near as I can determine a pattern, it is only searching the preview portion of a story -- it does not go deeper.

Search indicates 100 percent of the site is indexed. It is picking up new material. But, as I say, the gaps seem to be in what is contained beyond the first few lines or paragraphs in a story.

I found a bug which is not described yet.
If there is a file called search.html in the root directory of Drupal - the content of the file does not matter, it can be a test file - so the search function of Drupal does not work more.
Once this file is deleted, works the Drupal search fine again.

OK, I am sure that I have never edited any of the CSS of my drupal site. Now the default color links of bluemarine theme is blue but on IE it is showing as Orange. On Firefox/Opera it's shoing blue though. It's only the a:link which is giving problem as a:hover and a:visited looks fine in all browser. What should I do ? I have checked with others and other persons are also seeing orange links in IE

1) I have been preparing my Drupal 5 site for a few weeks on a shared host accoount. I have been accessing the account from an www.sharedhosting.com/~username/subdomain/ type path structure where I put Drupal 5

2) I had it running well. I configured Drupal on a sub-domain and it was accessible, I even figured out clean urls (for a neophyte non-developer I was quite excited to have done that myself)

I'm just getting started with the Views module.

What I want to make is a page that gives an overview of my organization's current projects.
I've created a simple Page view that shows some header text to introduce the page, and a list of nodes matching a certain property, showing the title of the nodes and some teaser content -- this is exactly what I want :)

Hi there,

I've currently got drupal installed in a subdomain, like so:

dev.mydomain.com

We have a live site running already on www.mydomain.com. When I am done setting up drupal, I'd like to just copy all the files over to the main domain (www) and we'll be live with the new site.