I don't have the first clue about how to get a page live on the web.  Where are the associated images hosted, stored or served?  How much does this cost per month/year?  Do you pay per page, or just the domain (i.e. example-page.com)?
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Several sites offer a free membership with just the basics. Each will tell you how much you can store/save. You don't pay per page just for the general package. The more "bells and whistles" the more you pay. Domain names sometimes come with the package, sometimes not. For beginners I recommend either Geocities (Yahoo) or Tripod.\n\nWhen I was learning I found Tripod to be the easiest. Go to both sites and research, or sign-up on both and try out each.
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You register your desired domain name and website hosting through any provider who offers such. Average reasonable price for .com is $7-$10 a year, hosting is relative (anywhere from $2 to $30 a month) depending on a variety of factors.\n\nFor example, I can register my domain name through Go Daddy, Domainsite, Namecheap, etc. I then sign up for hosting through Hostgator, Lunarpages, Pair, etc.\n\nDon't let price be the prime motivating factor to sign up your services with someone. Do your research, ask questions from your potential choices, etc.
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GoDaddy.com is the best in my opinion. It cost me about $3.95 per month for my hosting. Linux/PHP or Windows. Either one will do for what you need. If you buy your domain name from them you get free hosting and free website builder. On the free one they run ads at the very top of the page. Go look at my website http://www.kennedale-police.com this is done with free hosting. Dont judge me on that one as it is incomplete and I only have 2 pages. Imagine what you might be able to do. Go to GoDaddy.com and check out all the features.
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You can go with a free web host, then later upgrade to a paying account if you need more features. This is a good option, because free web hosts often offer very easy to use programs and interfaces that make it a snap to build your own web site, even if you don't know much about programming [HTML, javascript, etc]. Some will even give you cool graphics and templates to start you off with. You can also go with a fee-based host as well. Just make sure-- if you're totally new to web page building-- that whichever one you eventually choose has an easy program you can use to build your site with.\n\nI have to warn you, though, that based on your content [nudity], you might run into a little trouble setting up an account. This is because many web hosts are very strict about the type of content they will host. So before you sign up with any host, make sure you read its Terms of Service to make sure your photos are acceptable, or you might find yourself in violation and have your site revoked one day down the line.
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- Yes you can setup your own web page.\n- You have to register a domain\n- You have to hire some space from the vendor\n- You have to know the web programming like using HTML, javascript, image optimization, ftp or using the control panel provided by the vendor, multimedia animation etc, etc.,\n- A mid range PC which is capable to work photoshop and dotnet (if you are going to use dotnet for professional programming)is fine.\n- all the best.\n------------------
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The place where you are publishing that page, accepts ftp and FrontPage?  Start with that, then I hope you have a recent version of FrontPage.  Keep me updated, please.   Good luck!
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Get a free acount at Photobucket.com then it will give you a URL for your picture as well as codes in other formats. For livejournal, copy the code that starts "<img src..."\nand paste it into your entry.\n\nTinypic.com is also a good option. You don't need a membership there. But unlike Photobucket.com, you can't store your photos there.
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Having a site is different from having a domain. To have a site you must having hosting, or computer space set aside to save the information from your site. This hosting should have come with at least some limited email functions. You should contact whoever did your website and get them to set up your email. Don't let them over charge you for this at all. At the very least one email address with limited space should be fine and should be free. Anymore than a few email addresses with great space may cost you, but I would guess no more than around 10$ a month.
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There are a lot of web sites that will offer free hosting.\n\nWhat you are looking for is someone with high bandwidth - not necesarrily high disk space.\n\nYou will need FTP service, as I presume that is how you will send the images to your web space.\n\nI included a couple that you might be of value to you.
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Get a pic hosting site, like photobucket,com, and use it for hosting your pics on your page.
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I am not selling this. I ran across it because I had similar questions as you.\n\nHow to build your own web server and never pay hosting fees again!!    http://www.diywebhosting.com/\n\nCheck your ISP terms of service if you'd like to serve from home.\nISP's have different regulations and/or requirements.\n\nHope this helps!
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Have you uploaded your images onto the web server you are using?  You may have to manually adjust the code that refers to the source of your images.\n\nAre you using a web design software or are you typing in the html?  For example, front page creates all your folders for you and all images and the code correspond, but all that info then as to be uploaded onto the internet in that order or your images won't be found.\n\nIf you are uploading all files manually, remember that the folder structure of your web page on the server has to be an exact copy of the folder structure of your web page on your hard drive, so you have to create folders on the server accordingly.
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Actually, you don't have to get your own domain, there are several sites that will do all the web hosting for you.  You sign up with them, they take care of the hosting, the billing, and the promotion, then they pay you up to 60% of the take.\n\nOtherwise, you would have to get a web host, create a website, get an online billing company, and pay for the site bandwidth.  You would also have to promote the site yourself, as well as do all the maintance on the web page.  For someone just starting out in the business, you may find it a little overwhelming.
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Check the location of the background image in the HTML source.  It should refer to it one of a few ways:\n\nexact placement URL = full link\n   <img src='http://www.yoursite.com/folder/image.jpg'>\n\nrelational URL in same folder\n   <img src='image.jpg'>\n\nrelational URL in subfolder\n   <img src='folder/image.jpg'>\n\nWhat we know for sure is wrong:\n   <img src='C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;youruser&#92;Documents&#92;Website Folder&#92;images&#92;image.jpg'>\nIf the browser is looking for an image on a URL that starts with a drive letter, obviously the viewer of the page does not already have the image in the same location on their hard drive that you have on yours.  This only happened to me once, about 8 years ago, but knowing only what you've told me it's my best guess.
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if you want the pdf file viewable by everybody, put it in the main directory of the website.   This should be the same directory as your main page (index.htm or index.html).  To link the file, just point to: www.abcsite123.com/filename.pdf.\n\n\nFirst, what is the name of the pdf file.  Second, did you put the link to the correct pdf name??  Third, are you sure you placed the pdf file on the root of the home page directory?\nThe exampleI used assume the PDF file was named "filename.pdf".  Please point to the name of your file!
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Has it been Published and or Uploaded to a domain? like http://myemail@my.isp/myusername./html.htm?
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i would sugest purchasing yourself some webspace. the cheapest place (also where i am at) is ixwebhosting. i think they have 100GB of space a free domain name (incase you also wanna host ya own website) for like $3.95US per month, which is pretty awesome.\n\nyou can go to their website www.ixwebhosting.com or if you feel nice you can go through this link, i think i get points or whatever for refering people. its not a scam, i'm just very happy with their service.\nhttps://www.ixwebhosting.com/cgi-bin/affiliates/clickthru.cgi?id=eagle4\n\neagle4