Post installation

Hi Everyone.. Came accross Drupal through my hosting provider, and its pretty cool. I like it way more then the others that I have used..

Anyway.. The one thing I am stuck on is allowing anonymous users (not logged in) to see the RSS Newsfeeds.. Can someone point me in the right place?

Thanks all :)
Charles

I seriously need to stop posting questions. I think i'm getting annoying. But.. I have a problem and i've looked everywhere and tried everything. I want to change the color of my scroll bar and the buttons that you would find on a form or a submit button (like the save configuration in drupal). Well, i know how to change the scroll bar color, it's easy. Only problem is, it changes the scroll bar in the body text only. It doesn't phase the main scroll bar of the browser. I've tried changin the style sheets, the theme file by directly adding the code to the head of the page.

My site's focus is going to be music reviews. I want to be able to post music reviews and then have readers submit their own reviews and also rate it on a scale of 1 to 5 or 1 to 10. I just want to know what's the best approach/node to use for the review pages. Is there a specific module out there that will let me do this? Or should i just use book.module and modify it? I'm also using flexinode, so should i just create a new kind of page that will do what i want? I'm still new at this, so i kinda want the easiest route.

Is there a standard way to upload lots of existing content into drupal in batch? Ideally I'd have a PHP script I can run from the command-line (or via wget or such like) or instructions on how to insert stuff directly into appropriate DB tables. Seems like it would be a common problem when migrating to Drupal but I haven't been able to find anything relevant so far.

OK, here's the deal. I'm no PHP programmer (as I've noted before). I'm trying to figure out how to get users' messages to convert linebreaks to HTML linebreaks. I use paragraph tags for all my nodes, but most users don't use them for comments.

I've gone back and forth on the Web to try to find a way to modify filters.module, but I have yet to see some sort of concrete fix that appears durable. For reference, here's my Web site: http://www.pennywit.com/drupal. Any ideas?

I have tried this with a clean install too, so I think it is a bug, but I wanted to ask if anyone has been using comment moderation in 4.4.1?