Drupal 6.x

Is there a way to allow users to easily delete content/entries that they create? A user can currently delete content if they go to the node>edit>delete, but I'd like them to have a view of their recent posts (which is currently enabled) with check boxes to allow them to select multiple entries for deletion like in the Admin content management section. How can I do this?

I am using profiles to collect information for a high school club. I need to be able to take the information from profiles to an excel spreadsheet, and onto paper. I can export to excel from MySQL no problem, but I can seem to find the profiles information on the database. Anyone know where its located, what tables?

How do i change the text "access denied" or as in my swedish installation "åtkomst nekad" I want to put a better text in that box.

Windows vista:
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I had successfully installed drupal under xampp_install_dir/htdocs/drupal6

http://localhost/drupal6 was configured successfully to point to MySQL db.

But the problem I am facing is related to hyperlinks in the drupal site. Any action on the site afterwards like clicking any hyperlink (ex: for administration, etc), takes the browser back to http://localhost/xampp (which I guess is the local apache home page).

Is there a way to enable the blog just for assigned users such as Administrators? I don't want the blog feature for all signed up users. Is there a module that will enable this or a setting?

Thanks folks!