how do i set up my own xanga site?
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go to website and sign in   its free
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hi\n   1st of all you need to create you site form a webdesiner and he will host you site.
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You need to install a web server such as IIS (Internet Information Services) on your PC in order that you can host these pages.  You also need to have, at minimum, a static IP address or better a domain name, so that you can direct people to your site.  \n\nIf you have never built a website before you are going to need some kind of tutorial to walk you through.\n\nHowever, once you expose your PC to the internet in this way, you need to be aware that there plenty of people out there from the 'dark side' who will take great delight in trying to hack it.  Think very carefully before making your PC a web server.
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xanga sucks. myspace is where it's at.
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You might wanna try an image search, or go find a layout with a background that you like.  That's usually what I do with my xanga.  Here's my xanga: www.xanga.com/queenofcool3 and if you go to subscriptions, I've subscribed to a lot of layout sites, and you can look through there. Or you could go to toopowerful.com, that also gives you tons of xanga layout sites.
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i don't understand why people come here and ask how to do stuff on myspace and xanga. they have their own help pages, forums, groups and an an email address you can contact them with. get real.
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go to geocities through yahoo, it is an easy template to making your own site
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You've got yourself a domain, but does your hosting provider accept PHP scripts? If not, then you can't install your own Wiki site. \n\nFirst you'll want to know what kind of Wiki software you want. There's small ones which are somewhat simple to install, such as PmWiki, which has instructions at http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/PmWiki/Installation . The one Wikipedia uses is called MediaWiki, and it is a very big file, which requires more work, especially if you want it to behave like it does on Wikipedia. The software could be found at http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki The installation details can be found at http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Installation
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Yes. This is very possible. First of all, you need a domain name. I use http://noip.com , because it's free. Then, you need to get a hosting program/server. I recommend Foxserv. It is very simple to set up. Get it at http://sourceforge.net/projects/foxserv/ . It is the simplest way to set up your own server.\n\nYou also need a page to display. Try phpnuke. It's what I use, and it is very easy to configure and is good looking and provides a lot of functionality. Check it out at http://phpnuke.org.\n\nGood Luck!
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http://www.migente.com/\n\nhttp://www.xanga.com/
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apache2 with php5 - both free and reasonably straight-forward to set up, if you don't have static IP then register with dyndns.org and install a dynDNS client.\n\nnow you can run your own web server!\n\nof course if you have a mickey mouse ISP throttling your bandwidth then forget it!
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The options for setting up a website are as varied as the options for choosing a car. Choose what you think your needs are from the left-hand column and follow the instructions in that row. \n\nWho You Are  What You'll Need to Invest  Do This  Don't Do This  \nI'm a student and need to be able to put my class projects on a website. \n\nI just want to set up a personal site with a few photos and some generic information. \n\nI'm campaigning for public office and don't want to spend any money on the Internet, but someone told me I need a website. \n\nThere's no way I'm going to spend anything on building a website, but I'm sure I need one.  Free websites are available everywhere. You'll need to spend at least half an hour to set up what you want, but you don't need any special skills. Your only investment is time.  Go to Geocities or Angelfire and follow their very simple step-by-step instructions for setting up a website. If you can follow directions, you can put up a website with one of these services. There are plenty of others available, but these two are the best-known. \n\nWhen you're done, be sure to add the address of your website to the signature line on your e-mail. If you have business stationery or other printed literature, put it there as well. It's just about the only way anyone will find your site. \n\nIf you know anyone with a website, ask them nicely if they would mind giving you a link. Unless some other site links to yours, the search engines will never find it. \n\nExpect to grow annoyed with the ads on your site. Free web hosts use pop-up ads, pop-under ads, and banners built-in to your pages in order to pay for their services. If you're not bothered, don't worry about them. Most users eventually grow tired of them.  Don't expect a lot of visitors. Your address will be long and hard to remember, so unless someone is really intent on finding your site, not many folks will visit. \n\nDon't expect to be taken very seriously. If you aren't willing to put any money into your site, don't expect visitors to think you're an authority. \n\nDon't get caught up in design. There's not much you can do to make your free site look great. Just put the basic information up and see whether it does the trick for you. Crazy backgrounds, wild color schemes, lots of pictures, and sounds that play whenever people visit your site will only serve to irritate. Keep it simple. \n\nDon't forget to add content. Since your page probably doesn't look very special, be sure to add things to it often enough that it serves a real purpose. \n\nDon't put your e-mail address on the page. Anywhere. If you do, you'll get so much spam you'll never forgive yourself.  \nWho You Are  What You'll Need to Invest  Do This  Don't Do This  \nI have a lot to say, and I want to blog.  As little as nothing. Some fees may apply, especially as you become more sophisticated. Expect it to become a regular consumer of your time.  Go to Blogger or TypePad or LiveJournal and follow their instructions. \n\nHave something interesting to say, and often. Keep your site fresh. Political campaigns and businesses are starting to realize the power of fresh information posted to people who actively want to follow what's happening directly from the source. \n\nYou may eventually decide to go solo and run your personal site without someone else's software or hosting. When that time comes, use PairNIC to register your domain and Pair Networks to host your site. Their prices are excellent and so is their service.  Don't expect it to be easy. Well-done blogs often absorb lots of their authors' time. \n\nDon't post so often that you create unreasonable expectations. Sandbag a little until you're comfortable with the amount of time you dedicate to your blog. \n\nDon't divulge personal secrets, proprietary information, or national secrets. Serio
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you can use the website www.angelfire.lycos.com to set up any kind of website that you want.  and its free
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there are a number of places that will let you create your own website for free. some of the most popular ones are xanga.com and freewebs.com.
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You could always start you're own webpage by using Notepad and uploading to another site like Angelfire, Tripod, or Geocities.  Or you could start a blog, or something of the sort, and post links there.  \n\nI would create my own site though because it's so much more customizable.  But the downside is that you need to know HTML or java to create one.  I can help with HTML though.  So if you want, you can email me.
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my website is www.xanga.com/neopetz2006
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First you have to purchase a domain name. \nType 'Domain Names' into Google...sorry Yahoo, and browse for a supplier. The best companies will offer plenty of advice on setting up your own web site.\n\nGood Luck