Tim answers:

Www.blogace.com and then suggest the widget and it will get added.

Tim answers:

Backup your data and then upload it to the new hosting account.

Tim answers:

Hi Andy,

It sounds like you are using WordPress.com (the free service), and not the WordPress.org software on a self hosted site.

If this is the case, then the short answer is, you can't do that with a WordPress.com site.

Here is a support page from WordPress.com that explains some of the differences between the two systems:

http://en.support.wordpress.com/com-vs-org/

Look under WordPress.com cons.

Tim answers:

There isn't an official way, but there are two fairly easy workarounds:

1. Import your xml file into excel (or another spreadsheet app), clean up colums, then export as csv.

2. If you have cPanel, or access to phpMyAdmin, go into your wordpress database, and export the posts table as csv, clean up extra colums. The urls are in the guid column.

Oh - here's something that came to me last night

-- added after quick test --

if you can ftp and edit, unzip/save the file called csv-export.php, then upload that file to your current theme folder. Create a new blog page, use csv-export as the page template (choose template option over on the right in wordpress), then publish and view the page - it will list your posts and titles. Copy and paste list into excel, notepad etc, save as csv..

Http://paulcoughlin.com/csv-export.zip

cheers,
Paul.

Tim answers:

You can get that developed at http://www.snyxius.com

They expertise in PHP programming and can get you this script in no time.