If you don't have space to do a backup of the log, you can truncate it with this:

BACKUP LOG DMP WITH TRUNCATE_ONLY

then you can shrink the database. After all this,...

Create a new project and select "Import Analysis Services 9.0 Database" from the New Project dialog.

You can run DTS packages only on 32 bits, the DTS components doesn't exists for 64 bits.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/810927

Check on the Configuration Manager that both SQL Server and Reporting Services are started. Also check that IIS is started.

Can you see the main directory when you browse to...

By default, SSAS logs every 10th query, no matter from where they come. You can change the frecuency in QueryLogSampling parameter of the server.

You can't modify the Report Manager page, but you can write a page with links to reports and publish it to IIS.

Where are you doing this? I think it's reporting services, so in the value field of backgroundimage property of each cell enter an expression like this:

=iif( cellvalue=1, image1, image2)

The user must have assigned the Report Builder role, if he will publish reports also needs the Publisher role.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms159667.aspx

In BIDS you go to Project Properties -> Deployment, on Target section, there are options for server and database.

The role must be added in Analysis Services to the database where your user wants to deploy cubes.

Yes, you have to create the database first.

1. It have to run on a very limited account. It depends on the type of access to network or data sources if you configure it with a local or...

With that setting off, you deny access to local server Administrations group.

To restore the settings try this:

1. Stop the server

2. Open msmdsrv.ini file located in the installation dir.

3. Locate...

Check in the dimension usage if the relationships between dimensions and measure group are ok.

Delete all files in the data folder corresponding to this database, then try to restore the backup again.

If you want to add new data, do an incremental process setting a query that returns just the new rows.