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Starting a WEB page and getting it Hosted

Postby cobalt261 » Mon Jun 16, 2003 12:20 am

Well I'm wanting to create my own Web Site and get it hosted. But in what format and with what program (I guess not Frontpage) and how to keep it simple and cheap 8O
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Postby HeadNerd » Mon Jun 16, 2003 3:58 am

I suggest DreamWeaver. It has enough features to make it easy for noobs to use...and also...if you're not a noob...it lets you be as lazy as you want =).

As for hosting...I would go with my old host MileScape.com they are reliable and what not....and if your site doesn't suck...you can get it sponsored like I got mine and you never have to pay for hosting again =).
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Postby Gecko » Mon Jun 16, 2003 10:36 am

As HeadNerd said DreamWeaver will be the best for you to start with.
As for the hosting, I can offer everything below for less than $5 a month
through a resellers account that I have.

Disk space 400 MB
Transfer per month 5 GB
99.999% up time
Direct OnNet Connection(OC12)
1 Free domain registration
100 POP3 email accounts
100 Email aliases
100 SubDomains
1 MySQL databases
Front Page Extensions support
FTP account
Web based File Manager
Unlimited Mailing lists
SSL support
SSI support
Perl support
PHP support
POP3 server
SMTP server
Autoresponder emails
Bandwidth Stats
Traffic Stats - WebAlizer
Advanced Control Panel
Custom ERROR 404 page
Stable Linux with Apache
Extensive Online Documentation
Instant Account Activation
24/7 support
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Postby cobalt261 » Thu Jun 19, 2003 10:26 pm

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Postby bsh33han » Sat Jul 05, 2003 4:37 am

:P HTML kit is the way to go for starters , and Freelayouts.com can get u started , use those two things until ur good at making your own ... :P
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Postby cobalt261 » Sat Jul 05, 2003 10:10 pm

Well the design not the problem but what theme I want to use that is still the biggy I'm working on right now. hope to be up by the end of the month :lol:
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Postby Restek » Mon Jul 07, 2003 12:16 pm

Let us know when it's up & we'll come have a peek :)
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heh

Postby Fraz » Tue Aug 12, 2003 3:51 pm

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Postby Aaron » Tue Aug 12, 2003 8:17 pm

hey now, that woud be ILLEGAL. shame on you. i would never consider downloading illegal programs...especially not things like photoshop, 3dsm, WXP...and others....err.. im gonna go...and download some full...err trial versions of expensive programs.
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also

Postby vexing000 » Wed Oct 22, 2003 10:39 pm

check out with your service provider. A lot of them offer free homepages under their domain: (for example, members.cox.com/vexing000/). It's free and it probably suits your needs. otherwise it's $60/yr for pearl and CGI and way more space/bandwidth than you need. You should check that out. and NameZero.com (i think) has a trial domain name period (i had a free domain name for a year before they asked me to start paying for it.)

And good call on Dreamweaver, that one's the best. :wink:
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