Post installation

I want ot have a section where people can post questions, preferably without being a registered user but require them to put in there personal info, kind of like the comment module. Then I want the question/answer owner to be able to answer the question, and all of these questions/answers should readily availible to the user. The only thing I can come up with right now is a forum, but that's not really helping. Any ideas how I can do this? I guess it's kind of like a knowledge base.

Hello,

I understand that FCKEdit has support for aspell. Has anyone done this and been successful? If so, can you explain how you made it work? Thanks!

how do I create a multi column layout for my book links as shown here on drupal

http://drupal.org/handbooks

right now, I get a long, single column, list

i'd like to save some space

thanks

Hello,

I've been using Drupal for a while now and have never encountered this problem. On my website (http://hooked.org.au) I want RSS feeds from every category and vocab. But at the moment the only feed available is from the front page. Though there is a RSS feed link on each category page, it leads nowhere.

My error logs contain this:

I want to able to hide image and video location

something like this

www.xyz.com/content/node/45

instead of www.xyz.com/content/xyz.wmv or xyz.jpeg

which module should i use? tks

I'm on a mission to convert as many organization's static based sites to Drupal as I can. Often I will use existing file names in path aliases as to not break links external to the site. So if I have /products.html in a static page and also in Drupal, it by default will take the static page. Is there an easy way to have it serve up the Drupal page first? (What I'm asking is if the Drupal page can take precedence over an existing static page.)