what problems are involved in using a website?
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If your looking for a list of possible problems, here are some\n\nYou must have or get and maintain access to \npower, \na computer, \nmodem or phone\ncables to connect these\nISP, \na connection between you and the ISP\nthere must be a connection from your ISP to the website server\nthe website server must be up\nan agreed set of  protocols (common languages) in which to communicate.\nyour communication maybe intercepted (man in the loop) \n\n\nYou may or may not have to \npay to use the website\nfollow or agreed to guidelines or terms of use. \n\nYou may \n be monitored (cookies, spyware)\n be exposed to porn, abuse language, ads,  hate mail, spam risk invasion of privacy and sometimes id theft\n if you download software or run software you may have an accidental infection of your computer by a virus
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there is something wrong with the computer or the site
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a variety of things, system erros, viruses, memory problems, etc...
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OR\n\nLet us try the following.\n1- Clear history and cookies\n2- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n3- Restart computer and try again\n4- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n5- Check for antivirus, you need one
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It seriously depends on what are you doing online, who's with you and what internet filters you have.\n\nOnline chat and emails can be problems though.
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If you need to tutorials on HTML, CSS, etc. you can start with the W3Schools website which helped me a lot while I was learning how to put my website together.\n\nOnce your have developed it somewhat, you can check for errors with the validator at w3.org. It allows you to upload the file, copy and paste it in or link to it if it is published. That will give you advice on how to improve your html.\n\nAnother site that will check for html errors, bad links, etc. is NetMechanic. Good luck!
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YES-(idea) use firefox browser and wont have that trouble.but will need to keep IE for some bank sites,etc.
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Browsers can cause problems. You would need the appropriate download for your browser.\n\nAnother possibility is security settings on your firewall, spy-ware or anti-virus. SP2 from Microsoft requires you to manually allow active X downloads.\n\nSometimes corrupted cookies or temporary files can cause havoc. Delete all your cookies and temporary file downloads and try again.\n\nYou can also go to Macromedia web page and view their Q&A and support pages.\n\nGo to Cnet.com and ask the question on their forum. They typically solve problems if the above does not work.
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keep site with as few graphics and applications as possible to allow even dial-up people to have a good experience on your website.  \n\nthat's the rule of thumb
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Depends on what kind of site it is (personal/business/mission-critical etc). All the infrastructure and people resources needed are dependent on the purpose of the site. \n\nThe min requirements are one computer with web design software and Internet connectivity, and one person can take care of this.
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sometimes there is an error in the page like in the lines...\n\nIf its your website double click on that were it says error on page and then click on details and then open Front Page and then check the line and then correct that... then it will go..This once happend to me...\n\nbye... any questions contact me:\n\ndesignursite  is my id..
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It's not so much a problem with your computer or connection.\nMySpace, just like any other web site or service can only take so much load, and they are exceeding that load faster than they can build themselves up to manage it.\n\nThe only way you are going to really be able to do anything about it, is to sit there, wait a few minutes, and try again.
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It's an often overlooked feature. Most likely because the website in question probably wasn't designed with accessibility high on the priorties list. And yes that's a shame.
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every site has provision for that\nu go to help section if there is any difficulty\ncheers
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Sorry, I don't have any statistics on the subject.\nI usually don't care for web based help. With most problems I can figure out the problems that everyone runs into. Trying to fix the weird errors my husband gets is difficult. It is so much easier to speak to someone and be done in 5-10 minutes than to keep trying to track down an answer on the web site. I know it is a cost saving measure, but if customer satisfaction is important a good help desk is key in my opinion.
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The problem is with the browser not with Dreamweaver.\nTry other browser.
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I recommend hosting on a Linux Apache server. Use HTML, and PHP for the actual programming of the website. Use a mysql database for any database requirements.\n\nThese are the most commonly used and widely support options for a website. Unless your website grows to an enormous size, any good host should be fine. Try hostgator. They're reasonable priced and offer good reliability and support.\n\nContent would totally be up to you. You can make everything from scratch, or you can use pre-made CMS or Blogging platforms. If you choose the blogging route, I recommend wordpress.