How do i upload a web page that i have created in notepad to the internet using a FTP.?
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First and foremost you need an location to upload to.  You can't just upload to the Internet.  The location where you are uploading to, i.e. Yahoo, will have directions on how to upload to the site.\n\nTry starting at: http://360.yahoo.com/login.html?.done=http://360.yahoo.com/\n\nGot your email but can't reply because of unverified email.
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first of all buy host and domain(www.yourname.com) from companies that sell them.(you should know your host size by cheking the size of website source)\nafter that you have a username and password and the link(address) too upload your site in internet.\nyou can use your browser (simply type ftp://address-that-they-give-you and when prompt type username and password) or ftp-voyeger or ws-ftp or other FTP programs to upload website.
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View the from your tool bar source, look for someting like \n\nsrc="http://blah blah whatever.swf" and copy into your adress bar. If it works, open note pad\ntype in\n\n<html>\n<body>\n<a href="insert adress here">any text you want here</a>\n\n</body>\n</html>\nand save with an .html rather than a .txt extension.\nclose document, then open and right click the text and save the link.\nNote you may have to open the doc with a browser
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I use FileZilla - it's free, OPEN SOURCE, and works very well.  They also have FTP SERVER software available.
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Most hosting sites provide facilities for you to upload files...  they may have their own tools, or let you use ftp.\nIn the second case, you just need to get an FTP client (CuteFTP, WS_FTP, etc.) and ask them the details of the "location" (server adddress) and username/password to set up...  then you can up/download to your heart's content.\nMost site have tech support teams who will help out.\n\n\nWhat kind/size of site are you setting up?\nDrop me a line, I may be able to fix you up...
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Free site builder.\nNVU\nhttp://www.nvu.com\n\nFree FTP to upload pages.\nFilezilla\nhttp://filezilla.sourceforge.net/\n\nFree HTML tutorials.\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/\n\nStep by step tutorials.\nhttp://www.webmasterautomation.com/videos/
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In Internet Explorer.\n\nOpen File Menu and Select Save As option.\nand Select the Plcawe i.e C;/,d:/ etc.\nand Click Save which will save current web page to ur hard disk not whole site.
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You can use explorer to do this job if you are using Windows 2K or XP.  The only disadvantage is that it is slower to other programs such as cuteftp.  \n\nAll you need to do is to open My Network Places.  \nClick on Add Network Place. .. next\nChoose "another network location ...."  ..next\nEnter the ftp server address starting with ftp://  ..next.\nEnter Log on details.\nand enter the name of the network place to be displayed.\n\nThese settings are only set once.  When you need to connect to the ftp server. go to My network place\nand double click on the icon of the server.  When prompted enter a password. \nTo upload files drop and drag.\nTo delete select and press delete.
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Using FTP server u can link ur page there are some free FTP clients available\n\nVisit www.tripod.com
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There are several web hosting sites available in WWW. You can just upload your file. First choose file pressing BROWSE button. then click upload button.\nThen when the file got uploaded the browser will request for a email id to which it'll mail stating the following file iis uploaded . \nP.S : Better zip ur file using WINZIP and upload .\nKeep Going :)\nSome free websites :\n  www.megaupload.com\n  www.yousendit.com\n  www.freeaspupload.net\n  www.4shared.com
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There is no "easy way."\n\nTo make webpages in Notepad, or any text-processing program, you use HTML, or HyperText Markup Language.  There are numerous tutorials on the internet for using HTML (I put one below).  A very basic webpage might look like this:\n\n<html>\n<head>\n<title>My First Page</title>\n</head>\n<body>\nHello, World!\n</body>\n</html>\n\nPasting that into Notepad and saving it with a .html extension will give you a very simple webpage that displays "My First Page" in the title bar and "Hello, World!" on the screen.
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Most often you will FTP them to the server.  Windows can do this with built in support.\n\nYou can point your web browser to the FTP address of the server and drag and drop your files.\n\nBUT... it doesn't always work.  The windows support isn't always good.\n\nI recommend Cute FTP, but there are many free FTP applications out there.  EVERYONE should look at www.download.com for good software. Often it's free... check it out.
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There are basically two ways to make a web page. The first way is to create the page(s) offline and then upload them to your Internet Service Provider (ISP) via FTP. The second way is to create your web page(s) online using a Telnet program by accessing your UNIX account, if you have one. \n\nIf you are creating your web page(s) offline, do so in any text editing or word processing document. Make sure that when you save your document, you save it as a "text", "plain text" or "text only" document. Otherwise it will not be read properly by a web browser. Once you have created your page(s), you will need to contact your ISP about how to go about uploading them to your server.\n\nIf you have a UNIX account, you can create your web page(s) online. You first need to get a program that can access your UNIX account. I recommend Telnet for the Mac or Ewan for Windows 95/98.\n\nOnce you can access your account, you need to make a new directory called "public_html". You can do this by typing:\n\n\nmkdir public_html\n\n\nAfter this, change your directory to this new directory called "public_html".\n\n\ncd public_html\n\n\nIf you want to, you can make other directories, one for all the web pages that you make, and one for all of the graphics that you have. Follow the same steps as above to do this.\n\nNext, you need to think of a filename for your page (this is not a title, but what will be in the URL). A common filename for a main web page, is "index". Once you've decided on this, add ".html" to the end of it. Then type (i.e.)\n\n\npico index.html\n\n\nOf course, use your page's filename, instead of this one. Next, you need to gain some knowledge of the many HTML commands. Lucky for you, I've already gotten some of the basic commands for you. Follow the index below, to decide what to put on your page, and how to do it. Once you've gotten started, exit your page. You can do this by pressing control-x. Then you need to type:\n\n\nchmod 744 index.html\n\n\nOnly do this with the filename of your page. You only need to do this the very first time that you leave your web page. This command will make sure that nobody else can delete your page. You will need to do this to any other pages that you make in the future. Then, look at your page on the WWW. Lets say that your server is "www.domain.com", your username is "username", and the name of your page is "index.html". The URL would normally be:\n\n\nhttp://www.domain.com/~username/index.html\n\n\nHowever, you will need to contact your ISP for your URL. \n\nIf you have made separate directories for pages and graphics, then you need to include that in the URL also. Lets say that you made a directory for all of your web pages, called "Pages". The new URL would be: http://www.domain.com/~username/Pages/index.html \n\nTitle\nThe first thing to put on your web page, is a title. The title is what will show up in the very top of the window. Let's say that your title is going to be "John Doe's Web Page", you would type:\n\n\n<title>John Doe's Web Page</title>\n\n\nIn HTML, every command is surrounded by <'s, and >'s. And in most commands, you need to tell the web browser when to end this command. You do this by putting a back slash (/) in front of the ending command, as in above. Since HTML isn't case sensitive, <title> is the same as <TITLE>, which is the same as <TiTLe>. Next, you need to decide what you want to put on your page. Text, links, graphics, and text fields, are just a few ideas. Follow the table of contents above to decide how, and what to put on your page.\n\n\n \n\nText\n \n\nHeadings\nHTML has six levels of headings, numbered 1 through 6, with 1 being the largest. Headings are displayed in larger, or smaller fonts, and usually bolder. If you wanted to type "Hello", this is what you woul
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Use HTML to create a basic page and host it on a Server.\nvisit www.w3schools.com for excellent tutorial.
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Hi!! U have informed that u are building an website, but it is not opening. Then Follow the steps to check the webpage.\n\n1. Check ur domain name registration\n2. Be sure that ur Files are stored in the FTP server correctly.\n3. Make the Index File to be placed in the Root Directory of ur Account.\n4. Check the Name of the First page should be as default.htm,index.html, home.html which the server automatically accept it easily to show the Index page.
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How to set up a home FTP server\nREAD MORE: FTP, Feature, Home server, Top \n \nby Matt Haughey\n\nIf you’ve been following the the Lifehacker Home Server Series of articles, you know how to do things like reach your home computer from anywhere in the world thanks to dynamic DNS services. Gina wrote about how to set up a personal home web server, but in my experience the killer home server feature that hasn’t been covered to date is how to set up a personal FTP server at home. \n\nA home FTP server is useful to anyone who wants to save and retrieve files on their computer from anywhere. Ever forget a Word document on your home desktop that you really need at work? Ever download a PDF that explains how to fix something at work and you realize too late you left it at home that morning? If you have a personal FTP server, and you can reach your computer from any place on earth, your files will never be captive on your hard drive at home again.\n\nMy home FTP server has saved me on many occasions. Sometimes it’s when I’m on a business trip and need an extra file left at home, most often it’s when I’m in the office and didn’t remember to bring files I worked on at home. By far my best FTP story is from a few years ago, when my wife was giving a reading at a wedding. A couple hours before the ceremony, we realized we left the poem sitting in the tray of my printer at home. We sped to my nearby office, I FTP’d to my desktop, got the Word doc downloaded and printed it there, which we took to the wedding with time to spare. My home FTP server saved the day. \n\nThe main advantage of a home FTP server over a web server is that you can save files to the server, whereas with a web server, you can only get files. The disadvantage of a home FTP server is that you need an FTP client to connect to it, whereas web servers can be accessed using a plain old web browser. However, many modern web browsers support the FTP protocol. Instead of prefacing the URL with http://, use ftp://. That said, most web browsers make crappy FTP clients. You should use a more fully-featured FTP client to conect to your server like SmartFTP or WS_FTP wherever possible. \n\nLet’s get started. \n\nWhat you’ll need: \n\nA Windows PC \nAn always-on broadband (DSL or cable) internet connection \nStep 1: Download and install Serv-U FTP \n\nServ-U FTP is a nice windows FTP server app that has a simple to use interface. It’s been around for years — I’ve used it since 1997 and it works flawlessly. The newest version adds more security through SSL support and the best part of all is that the personal version which allows for two FTP logins is completely free. \n\nNow, don’t get confused because they have several levels of pricing and several editions, but you can download a single package from here that includes all versions. Once installed, you will have a “corporate edition” that after thirty days will become the “personal edition.” If you follow along this tutorial, you won’t be using any special features so you shouldn’t see anything change once the application reverts to the free version. And by all means, if you decide to use this on a machine at work, make your employer pay for a license, but as long as this is on your home computer, free personal use is fine. \n\nStep 2: Complete setup and create a user login \n\nAfter the initial setup is done, Serv-U should start the administrator and ask you to create a new user account. Start off by first putting in the domain name you used to setup your dynamic DNS. The names I’m using in these figures are for demonstration purposes.\n\ngo to this link for more: http://www.lifehacker.com/software/home-server/how-to-set-up-a-home-ftp-server-130806.php
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Yes, it was long ago, when setting a web page was a webmaster job. But, now you have to do nothing, just to choose a right layout that fits you best and insert some images via web based file upload system.\nftp upload is bit lengthy process and very difficult for newbies.\nI provide you some link so you can get some quick idea for web layouts just check the link.\nfreewebs uses a file trasfer protocol to upload images and contents. But not much liked by people.\nBesides you have other choices too...