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  • How to Calculate the File Size of a Website

    A website is comprised of folders, code files and images. To calculate the file size of a website, the user must have access to the all of the folders and files for the site. For example, the user...

  • How to Create a Web Site Deployment Plan

    Every website project needs a deployment plan. The deployment plan outlines how a project will get from internal development into a production environment. Unfortunately, there are many cases in...

  • What Is the File Extension Dlm?

    Akamai is an Internet development company that creates technology used for Internet websites. One popular Akamai technology is the company's Download Manager, which uses dlm files.

  • How to Backup your Web Site

    If you have a web site, the files (pages, images, etc) that make up your web site are stored on your hosting provider’s servers. Usually these servers have backup methods in place to prevent the...

  • HTTP Vs. FTP File Transfer

    Many sites, such as Facebook or a blog, will allow a user to upload or download files to the site for a myriad of reasons, such as pictures for a website or files for a forum or blog software. In...

  • How to Install PHP Scripts on Your Website

    If you have a website and want to add a script to it, it's not that hard. Mostly, it's a matter of following directions. Sometimes, though, there are no directions, and you have to wing it. ...

  • How to Upload Audio Files

    Uploading files from your local computer to a remote server or computer is a basic yet powerful capability of the Internet. The reason uploading files is such a valuable tool is that you can take...

  • How to Create a PDF Website

    There's no limit to what you can put on the Web; the only obstacle in uploading any type of file you want is making sure your visitors have the capabilities to open them. PDFs, or Portable...

  • How to Update a Website Using FrontPage

    FrontPage is Microsoft software that helps the beginner or expert design web pages. FrontPage has several versions and was discontinued at the end of 2006. You could buy the software separately or...

  • How Does Someone Use Your FTP?

    If you host a website on the Internet, you can take advantage of the file transfer protocol (FTP) service on your website's server to store or share data with others. When allowing other people to...

  • How to Set Up a Website & URL

    If you're still new to this whole Internet thing or you have a little experience but you need to setup a website and you have no clue, don't panic. Setting up a website and a URL is quite simple...

  • How Do Websites Work?

    Websites are essentially a group of associated files that are displayed through a web browser. Web browsers can read various types of programming languages; however, the most common websites are...

  • What Is the Definition of Web Hosting?

    Millions, if not hundreds of millions, of websites make up the World Wide Web used by billions of people every day. Each of these sites resides on a web host somewhere. Let's explore the...

  • How Does a Website Get Blocked?

    Why does a website get blocked? When the time comes to protect and preserve the integrity of your home or office computer, the Internet is what most owners want to block. Rated by content or...

  • How to Understand GIF

    There are so many file extensions for images on your computer, it is about time you really understood theme! Here is an article on how to understand GIF files.

  • Uploading Websites Using Web Hosting Companies

    Congratulations on your decision to publish a website. The most popular way to run a site is to use an account with a web host, which means that you will need to somehow send the HTML files (or...

  • How to Back-up a Website Using an FTP Client

    Anyone who has lost a document or any other file to a crashed computer or viral attack understands the need to back up important files and folders. However, when it comes to backing up website...

  • How to Sync Frontpage 2003 With a Website

    When transferring files and folders between your computer and a remote site in FrontPage 2003, you have three options. Transferring files from your computer to the remote site, transferring from...

  • How to Use FileZilla

    Filezilla is a very powerful, yet easy to use, FTP Client. FTP clients transfer files from a local computer to a remote server. A server is just a computer able to propagate files onto the...

  • How to Create a Subdirectory Using GeoCities File Manager

    Using your Geocities account’s File Manager is a fairly simple way to keep all your Web site's files organized. You can use subdirectories to further organize your files, making it easy to keep...

  • How to Upload an MPC with GeoCities File Manager

    An MPC file is a music file, and it is much like an MP3. It is normally a bit better quality than a regular MP3 file. You can add your MPC files to your Geocities Web site. It is rather easy and...

  • How to Upload a GIF with GeoCities File Manager

    Making your little corner of the Web uniquely yours is as easy as adding a few pictures. To add a GIF picture file to your Geocities Web site, you first have to upload that file to your File...

  • How to Upload a JPEG with GeoCities File Manager

    When you have a Geocities Web site, you can make it a perfect representation of yourself. A really good way to do that is to add pictures to your site. One type of picture file is a JPEG file....

  • How to Use Your GeoCities Web Site to Share Music

    Building a Web site at Geocities to share your music is a very easy process. You can put a good part of your music library onto your page to share. Here is how to share your music using your...

  • How to Import a File Into a FrontPage Web

    In FrontPage, although you can use an image located on your hard disk, it's better to import images, files and folders into your web. That way, you ensure that all necessary files will be uploaded...

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