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Name: Randy
Location: Northern Wisconsin
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There are many templates that could potentially be displaying this meta/blog-like info.
archive.php, single.php, index.php, search.php and possibly more depending on your theme.
Typically the meta code will look like this:
<?php the_time('F jS, Y') ?> <?php the_author() ?>
Alternately, if want a solution without touching the php files, you could just use firebug to see what classes the meta info is using and set any of these classes to display:none;.
Some themes are complex so make a backup copy of the file first if you are not familiar with php and wordpress themes. then you can play and always restore if things get really funky.
BTW -You usually won't see most of these classes in the php files, they get added dynamically by WP.
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