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Going Live with Your Lesson??!? It's time to upload your webpage to a server. But how? To accomplish this you will need:
Finding a web host
The first thing you need is an ISP server (ISP = Internet Service Provider) that will let you put a web page on their server. Check with your school system, as they may already have that service with your email provider. The information you will need about the server is: 1. The domain name of the server or the address. 2. Your user name( could also be called ID or login name). 3. Your password for the server. Your server may also provide you with detailed directions for uploading files. Ask about limits, and also if ads will be placed on your page. Many of the free websites are free because they advertise on your web page. However, THEY control what ads go on your page, and being in a school situation, that may not be your best solution. Finding and Using Software to upload your files Now that you have a server, you will need software to get your files from your machine to the host server. This software is called FTP (File Transfer Protocol) software and can be downloaded for free. The most popular one for PC's is WsFTP, and for Mac's is Fetch. For more details visit this site - 1st Site Free Although FTP software is quicker and more efficient, you can also use the "Publish" function of Netscape Composer to get it to your server. Read the online help files for directions. You will need the information to get started. Now the rest is in your hands........ you will need to find:
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