Well it seems pretty detailed to me. I might be willing to help you further except that I already don't like your tone towards me and I saw the other thread you got a lot of help and try to blame mojoPortal for your frustration.
Any help you receive here is voluntary and I suggest if you want people to want to invest their own free time to help you, you should not try to pass your stress on to us.
This is a free product and we provide a lot of good support but there is indeed a good deal to know in order to manage web sites and web servers and do web design. Technology is often frustrating when we don't know how it works or what to do, you should expect frustration as we've all had our share, often there are things that seem so hard until you know how to do them and then it seems easy.
You said previously on this thread:
So apparently one must also be a server administrator or have that experience to be able to use this CMS product...?
The answer is in fact yes to run web sites and webservers you do need to be a system admin to at least some degree, that is true for any web site software. There is a lot to it, we try to make it easy as we can but it does require some knowledge of how the web works and how web server work to manage web sites and web servers. Bottom line if you choose another CMS that is ok with me, I don't claim mojoPortal to be the solution for every web site or every project.
I felt a need to give this warning because you've already raised my stress level unneccesarily. Now if you want to back up and take a more friendly tone and start over I may be willing to help you further.
First things I would want to know is:
1. What version of mojoPortal are you using. Look under Administration > System Information
2. What version of .NET framework 3.5 or 4.0?
3. Hosted in Medium Trust hosting or not?
4. Included Artisteer skins work ok or not?