Post installation

What is the best module or way to create and maintain simple lists? EG links or name/address records. Preferably categorised by taxonomy, and alpha sorted into tabulated form.

Thanks
Tony Sleep

Am finding it hard work keeping track of content and in particular controlling a piece of content's position on a page relative to other content. Is there a control panel or dashboard like module - or a setting I have not discovered - which displays all the content and the weighting so all the content on a page can be reweighted at one place rather than having to edit every piece of content to change the weightings every time a new piece of content is posted to say the front page.

I have been running Drupal (4.7.3) quite a while on my WAMP (Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP - all latest versions) and have noticed that I have a tremendous memory issue. I recently installed the sysinternals process explorer and took a look at my http.exe performance and was shocked that it was feeding on 180MB Ram. I restarted the process, kept the performance graph window open and opened my drupal home page with a browser and then kept hitting refresh every couple of seconds after the page had fully loaded.

I'm working on a blogroll based on aggreagtor feed, it works but I haven't PHP skills and I'm not able to add 2 features:

1. show on blocks links list instead of category I add links
2. show links created by blog owner

I'm trying to set up Flickr's blog tool, and everything works fine on the flickr end, but when i check the test post in my blog the flickr post has been put in the title field, not the body. This happen to anyone else, and how can I fix it? I've checked some of the other forum posts and haven't found anything pertaining to this particular problem. Thanks in advance.

Hi folks,
I'm using book content to create a FAQ and I'd like to be able to restrict the structure of the book somewhat. I'd like the FAQ to be divided into a small number of sections, and each section should contain FAQ entries as leaf-nodes, meaning that I don't want the FAQ entries to have any children.

This means I need to restrict access so that regular users can only make child pages for the sections -- no child pages of the top-level book, and no child pages for the individual questions.