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Pretty much any blog package will do as you describe assuming you are not looking for automatic transcription. I suggest you register with Wordpress.com for a free account and go from there.
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Pretty much any blog package will do as you describe assuming you are not looking for automatic transcription. I suggest you register with Wordpress.com for a free account and go from there.

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With Respect<br />
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&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;I want to start a blog for very occasional use, adding material a few times a year at most.<br />
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&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;I want to be able to post spreadsheets and databases on the blog so people can look at them, copy them to have their own versions to work on and make changes to, but not change the originals<br />
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&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;It would also be convenient to be able to transform audio on cassette tapes simply into units of text that could be posted on the blog.<br />
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&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Please give me recommendations about what blog host, programs and approaches would be best &nbsp;for doing all this.
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With Respect

	I want to start a blog for very occasional use, adding material a few times a year at most.

	I want to be able to post spreadsheets and databases on the blog so people can look at them, copy them to have their own versions to work on and make changes to, but not change the originals

	It would also be convenient to be able to transform audio on cassette tapes simply into units of text that could be posted on the blog.

	Please give me recommendations about what blog host, programs and approaches would be best  for doing all this.

Advice about starting a blog with databases, spreadsheets and transcriptions of audio

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