Thanks for the feedback! - Tom
I have a 123-reg.co.uk domain too (the one I linked). When I set up the name servers to point to my host it took less than 24 hours before the links were working. Not sure if you're doing it differently through the DNS options - which are a tad' more confusing.
I looked into it and it told me not to touch the name server page and just go through the DNS settings.
What I did is create a CNAME and pointed it to ghs.google.com. as it tells you to do in the blogger help files. I deleted everything else as it said you didn't need the A settings.
I'm not sure if that's right or not but it's still not working. Not sure if that's because it hasn't been 24 hours since I last changed them though.
What did you do through the name servers?
(lurks and learns)
Hope you pull it off succesfully Tom. Then, I might give it a try...
Yeah, it all depends on whether your host supports it. And since this is more of mapping a domain name to an existing service, its a DNS thing. It is very easy with nameservers though, just enter two servers like ns1.example.org and ns2 and after a few hours it works.
Your domains resolving now from my part of the web, so its propogated at least through the UK at least, but as you say - no www yet. A fair few websites I know are like that though as well.
The ns1 and ns2 thing was already sorted out and, apparently, I wasn't supposed to change them. Either way it's working now but as I've said in my latest post I'm having some trouble in getting the nosignalinput.co.uk address to work.
wwww.nosignalinput.co.uk works but I know many people don't bother putting the 'www' so I'm a bit screwed in that sense. I'm not the only one having the problem though so it seems to be a problem on bloggers end.
Thanks for the help though 
Sounds confusing.... I'm going to put up my own website later this fall, If all goes well...
Try to do some kind of small business or something.. So I will have to learn all this stuff soon. :/
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