Drupal 4.7.x

I would like to send an email to users who have not logged in for a defineable period of time, and to resend the reminder at regular intervals. For example, send to users who have not logged in for 6 weeks, and to resend the message again to those who fit the criterea every 4 weeks.
The Advanced User module advertises that it does this, but I can not get the filter to select anything other than "never" in the Last Access field. Also, the email does not support variables: %username, %password, %site, etc.

I have several imagemaps employing rollovers on my website (www.artthreat.net -- see the bottom left white boxes). They have been working until today, when our web programmer made a few CSS changes. He reversed the changes he made, but the rollovers still do not work on the main page. They DO however still work in individual entry pages. Example: http://www.artthreat.net/2007/03/114

I am working on customizing an audio_playlist module and would like to remove fields "album","genre", "track" and make left over fields wider. Any help on how to accomplish it would be appreciate it. I have looked in settings and inside of "audio_playlist.module" but haven't been able to find a solution.

Thanks in advance.

Well, looks like my ISP has told me they can no longer support my web site - because Drupal is too expensive in terms of mysql resource usages. They have put in limits to the amount of time queries take, and while I can access my site and navigate, looking at the administration page which displays logs now fails, and there are also intermittent failures when adding/updating nodes.

What fails 100% of time time is the log display - these error messages are thrown up - now, this is a new change at my Hosting Provider, so not sure if other packages are also impacted, but my small, low traffic site (< 1000 page views per day) is causing Drupal mysql queries to take too long - is this a Drupal problem? Or are the limits at my provider too low? In any case, since this is a hobby site, I'll try to look for another provider, http://www.hostmonster.com/ looks good, if anyone has Drupal running correctly on it, let me know.

Current provider errors:

I'm trying to implement traditional sort methods such as date / alphabetical / rating but am confused over the differences in implementation via views for the taxonomy content and via search hooks for the search results.

Can anyone give me any pointers? I would think it would be a very common request but I seem to have found very little about the correct / proper implementation...

Thanks!

I was thinking of using these two modules shorty. But I already have a list of users and their respective profiles. Will these two modules convert existing users and profiles into nodes?