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http://help.joomla.org/content/view/1944/306/ In certain circumstances there might be a problem with using the standard Browser Installation method described, but all is not lost. It is possible to install Joomla! in a more complex, but never-the-less straight-forward process provided it is completed in sequence.
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/content-sharing/newsletter/10341 This is really a awesome free extension in professional quality. I maintain a couple of sites where from time to time I need to send mails to registered users. I scratched my head when searching for a solution and was quite unsure.

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When you are first trying out Joomla!, it is often recommended that you install it on your local system. (e.g., "localhost"), for example with XAMPP , and get your site running locally. Eventually you may want to copy this site to your remote host. Fortunately, this is easy to do. http://docs.joomla.org/Copying_a_website_from_localhost_to_a_remote_host#Create_a_Place_on_Your_Remote_Host_to_Install_Joomla.21

How do you copy a site from localhost to a remote host?

http://onwebdevelopment.blogspot.com/2008/02/remote-installation-of-joomla.html Working mainly with the Joomla CMS as our base for building websites, I have to install at least one Joomla site a week. Sometimes, 2-3 a day. This can become quite tedious.

Remote Installation of Joomla