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Posting Your
Own Website
Included with
your Dialogue account is one Mb of web space which can be used to
post your own personal site. Some Dialogue users choose to post
their own personal or business site, some post pictures for eBay
products they are selling.
Step 1: Create Your Website in a Web Design Application
Your first step in creating your own website is to design its look
and feel using a web design application. A popular design application
is Macromedia's
Dreamweaver, although many popular word processors have the
ability to generate web pages. Once you have the site created and
saved to your hard disk, you are ready to post it to your Dialogue
web directory using an FTP client.
Step 2:
Download and Install an FTP Client
An
FTP client is a program that is used to move files between your
computer and our server. A popular FTP client that we recommend
is WS FTP. You can download WS from our website at...
http://www.dialnetwork.com/software/ws_ftp32.zip
*Note: You will need a copy of Winzip to decompress
this file.
Step 3:
Transfer Your Website Files to Your Webspace
Once you have downloaded WS FTP, run the saved file to install it.
Once it is installed, you are ready to post your site.
1. Connect to the internet
2. Run WS FTP
3. Fill in Hostname: www.dialnetwork.com
4. UserID: <your Dialogue username>
5. Password: <your Dialogue password>
6. Click connect.
7. Browse to the directory your pictures or html files are in the
left hand window. Click the arrow button to transfer them to your
website.
Step 4: View Your Website
Once you
have a file transfered, you should be able to view it in your web
browser by entering
http://www.dialnetwork.com/~username/filename.html
Special note:
the webserver is CASE sensitive which means you'll want to name
all files in lowercase letters for consistancy.
If you name the top page (welcome page) of your website index.html,
your site will be accessible by going to
http://www.dialnetwork.com/~username/
Questions?
If you come across any problems or have a question, please email
us. names
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All rights reserved.
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