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Thank you all for your help. I have solved this problem. What I did is:

-Find an older .zip of WordPress (I had 3.3.1 from long ago)
-Removed the wp-admin and wp-includes folders via FTP
-Copied the wp-admin and wp-includes from my local 3.3.1 zip via FTP back to my install
-Copied all the .php files from the zip to the install.

It asked me to “update” my database, which I allowed it to do, and everything seems to be working fine. I am able to see the visual tab and make edits with no problems. The only negative thing that happened was that I had to set my background back up, but that’s no big deal.

It’s not likely that I will be updating any time soon.

Hello, I appreciate the suggestion by cbunting99 however my host provider is telling me that I have to switch from DSO to suPHP and uninstall eAccelerator in order to make this change. I am VERY hesitant about doing this. They are explaining to me that this will significantly reduce the speed of *all* my blogs, which I cannot afford to do, as I have many and some of them are quite popular (and working fine).

I will give your ideas a shot, but I don’t think those will fix it. The blog has maybe two plugins, and it’s using the same theme as the new blog, which works fine.

Thank you for your response. I will come back later with the results.