I want the internet address as www.example.com, not as www.nameofthecompany.com/example!!! I need help to all who have expeirence with this things!!!!!
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DOT TK offers free domain hosting.  It isn't a .com address instead it is .tk  for example say your site was www.geocities.com/user, when you register with Dot TK you type in that URL.  if the domain is available you will get a .tk address like www.example.tk....you can then access the website by typing in example.tk or typing in the whole elongated form of geocities.com/user.  Hope this helps
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You may need to raise this with ICANN\nhttp://www.icann.org/udrp/udrp.htm\n\n///
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In Microsoft Internet Explorer, go to "Tools" on the menu above, select "Internet Options," and on the top of "General" tabpage, you will see the box where you can change your webpage. Just type the new address into the white box and click "OK" below.
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you can add it under the same domain name by adding another folder/directory under your current root directory - so you would have as your first domain - www.domain.com - then for your 2nd set of pages you could have something like - www.domain.com/mymusic - and have listings of your favorite music (basic example) - but you get the idea-  you can have as many directories under your root domain as your ISP allows.
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I think your misunderstanding.  A dynamic ip address is not what you want, it changes everytime you log on.  and its not your address you need to worry about, its the address of wherever your connecting to.  I am not familier with the site no-ip.com, but if it wants you to mess with ip adresses I would be a little suspicious.
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click on tools at the top of the page, then click on Internet options, the address box will be located in this area... change it to what ever you would like
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probably the easiest way around the ip address problem is to buy a router and use one that the router assigns I hope this helps but I have never tried it. Good Luck I have a router but have never tried to host a website on a certain IP address.
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It is because of the way the site manager has set up the forwarding in their DNS records. \n\nComputers are in reality extremely stupd and only understand bits and bytes.. and on the internet everything is based upon the ip address which is currently in the form of xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (replace xxx with a digit from 0-254).. Humans on the otherhand find ip address's extremely difficult to remember so what was set up was a linked group of computers that were authorities on certain names i.e. we have to take www.yahoo.com apart starting from the right to the left .. your computer will query the nameserver for the .com group first and this computer/network will reply with the single ip address of the authority of the yahoo.com system so yahoo.com has to set up the same type of system to respond to ftp. www. etc the yahoo dns (domain name server) would then give you the ip address of the server that has the ftp/www server and the web server software is programmed to respond to requests on port 80 (standard http) in the format of an "http get" or "http post" request and if you just use the base address (name) of the web server which on yahoo.com without say the "www.yahoo.com/index.htm" or "www.yahoo.com/index.html" it will return the configured default file using http post format.\n\nFor example with iis 5 web server software I can configure the default file to respond to any of about 10 file names i.e. index.htm index.html index.asp default.asp default.htm default.html in which the extension of the filename (htm/html/asp) tells my web server software what to expect whithin the file itself.. \n\nActually the filename itself really doesn't mean anything but the internet community has set standards and most people follow them.. \n\ndon't forget that the name server (which translates "names" into ip address's can be extended so a particular server can be only limited by your imagination.. i.e. www.abc.def.ghi.klm.mno.pqr.xyz.123.com..\nin which something has to respond with the ip address and default webpage for this working backwards.. (master domain server -> 123.com name server -> xyz (web server or xyz name server) until the entire name is resolved.\n\nThere actually is quite a lot of activity that is going on behind the scenes that you as a human really don't have to concern yourself with.. programmers on the otherhand have to concern themselves with everything but usually just concern themselves with a particular item and let an authority concern itself with the rest of the housekeeping.
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type http:// infront of the www.whatever......!!!!!\ntry it! =]
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you could add the address to your hosts file or in the restricted sites zone in IE properties\n\nas for the timer thing youd need a seperate program to do that (quite easy to write i imagine)
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You need to type the complete website, including http://\n\nFor example,  www.yahoo.com won't work, but http://www.yahoo.com will.
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The problem is that you're looking for two services for free. First, is the hosting. But if you want to have just your name, you're also looking for a free domain name.\n\nIf you've already registered your domain name, then you are looking for the provider to redirect the URL to his site. Registering a domain name costs money and you aren't likely to find that service for free. There are some that do it for minimal cost, but it's still a cost.
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to search for 123 in ex.com try\n\n"123 site:ex.com"\n\nwithout the " 's!!
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If we wish to override the default service port that is implied by the protocol (http), we place a colon (:) after the domain name portion followed by the port we wish to use. The URL "http://www.domain.com:81/" would cause the browser to override its normal use of port 80 for http, and instead attempt to connect to a server listening at "www.domain.com" for connections on port 81. \n\nmaybe this helps.....\n\nalso, the address you gave goes nowhere...
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Gotta love AOL.  I'm sorry.  There is not much you can do about that.  AOL is more of a "filter" if you will for the internet then a browser....  If the DNS is propagated and you are viewing your site in all other browsers except AOL  ...end users my need to switch to a different browser.  Remember all browsers will read web pages differently.
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Addresses have two formats on Yahoo! Answers.\n\n1)  www.yahoo.com (no link)\n\n2)  http://www.yahoo.com (a link)\n\nSimply, if you have included the "http://" prefix, the website will be linked to. If you do not, it will appear as plain text. That way, you can decide whether you want to link or not.\n\nHope this helps!\n\nP.S. Technically, you are supposed to use "http://" even when typing an address into the address bar. But nowadays, our browsers do it for us, so people fell out of the habit.