I have design a website using microsoft frontPage. How do I host it on the internet, I have no credit card.?
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http://www.geocities.com
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If u want to start with a simple step: learn a programming language such as HTML or Java Script, then use an office application such as the FRONT PAGE then publish ur web site. If u want it to happen fast search 4 the sites that provide "free site building" service and personalize a page that u can call: ur website.
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There are several places available on the internet where you can start your personal homepage or a blog (web log, journal) for fee or for free. Web pages contain files, such as HTML, images, graphics etc that need to be hosted on a web server. Also they need a URL address that points to them.\n\nBoth services you can get free or if you require more options for a fee. Often they are both provided by the same service provider.\n\nOnce you sign up for an account, there is (most of the times) a collection of easy to use tools so you can add content and customize your personal web page.\n\nAssuming you are new to this, and have no knowledge of programming or HTML, you could start by visiting the web sites listed below. Good luck!
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To host your site for free, I would highly recommend the following 2 sites.\n\nAwardspace -> www.awardspace.com (PHP + MySQL)\n50webs -> www.50webs.com\n\nBoth of these sites allow you to host for free and does not have any advertisement pop ups like those provided by geocities.\n\nI have sites hosted on both the companies. Example\nAwardspace -> http://www.wanginternet.com\n50webs -> http://cctvcamera.50webs.com\n\nAlso, read a review I wrote on Awardspace at http://www.wanginternet.com/free-web-hosting-with-no-advertising.htm\n\nHope it helps, feel free to ask me for any additional help required.
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Hi Jen,\n\nFrontpage is a really good program to use if you are a novice. You will still be able to use Frontpage to design your site, the difference will be that you may not be able to use the frontpage functionality to upload your site, depending on who you use to host your website. I would say that if you use Yahoo to host your site you won't be able to use Frontpage to upload. There are other programs out there that you can use to do the same thing after you have designed your site in Frontpage.
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I have used many web hosts that use Miva Merchant system.  They are pretty basic, but will do all you are currently looking for.\n\nMy webhost is:  Westhost, and they offer it on their plans.  I think there is a one time setup fee though.
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You'll have to either learn HTML and some sort of programming language, or buy a software like FrontPage. I'm not sure if FrontPage will do that though. And you'll need a domain name, and probably a server if you plan on website hosting.
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look for a hosting website, like geocities, lycos etc, or buy a domain name, and start formatting html and putting whatever you want up! there are also companies who can do it for you.\n\nif you start with geocities, you get a webpage free, but its limited and theres ads and things.
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Go for Microsoft Visual Web Developer Express 2005. U will get the whole software free (Licenced edition) from microsoft site. Enough to create web pages that is professional. Anyway if u r developing and deploying sites as a buisiness check microsoft licence agreement (EULA) for approved usage terms.\n\nIf u r looking for a light weight one. either u can ignore vast capabilities of above and use only HTML pages or use Microsft Frontpage. All these equally support drag-n drop features and a WYSIWYG interfaces. U can get free lessons on VWD Express and starter tutorial if u register it(again free)
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If you want to do it the hard way just open a text editor (ie. notepad) and type in the HTML code. Otherwise, if you want a wysiwyg(graphical) editor, the good ones cost money.\n\nI find dreamweaver to be a good all-round program; easy enough to pick up but also powerful enough to be useful to professionals.\n\nIf you want to make it look good you may have to lay out for a good graphics editor too, but that's up to you.\n\nIf you don't want anything too fancy then this (http://www.alleycode.com/) looks quite good.\nNB. you can still produce professional looking website with this but the tasks may not be automated in the same way as with using a program like dreamweaver. This would make using it a little more time consuming but in the end would probably give you more working knowledge of the HTML code.\n\nI would also recommend having a look at these sites:\n\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp\n\nhttp://www.htmltutorials.ca/\n\nhttp://www.webdiner.com/webadv/index.htm\n\nOh, as a last point you will need a company to host your page and a web address so that people can browse to your site.\n\nAlmost all ISPs provide you with a minimal amount of space and a subdomain name. They will probably provide website editing pages too-take a look on your ISPs homepage and see if there is an option to "log in" and then one for something to do with "webspace". The webpages to edit your personal site will be user friendly but not as powerful as an HTML editor.\n\nFor business purposes paying for a domain name can be of use and lends a more professional edge to a site(costs less than $30 a year depending on the domain name). I won't, however, recommend any hosting or domain name registration sites in case I give an overpriced one.
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I am not sure if you have the money and knowledge or not but ther eis something I always wanted to do but failed financially...create a website that provides SMS service, etc.\n\nIf you are looking for something that doesn't cost more than the hosting cost (which is in some cases free if you are to host as a subdomain), then do a website on something you really prefer and know a lot about...share your knowledge with others...\n\nPS: don't put all these colors that make the website really hard to view...simple/fast/informative websites are more attractive and more people visit\n\nI nenver use MSN Search because its just too much and the colors are not that attractive\nhttp://www.msn.com/\nI prefer the much simpler website Google\nhttp://www.google.com/\n\nBefore designing though, have a glance on a lot of websites and take not of what you like and what you dislike in order not to fall in this trap\n\nAlso, design a plan of the site on paper first then start the practical work [design the hierarchy of the site and the template used]\n\nGood Luck with your site...and give me the link of your site once done ;)
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http://www.interkeys.com/temphelp1 has a pretty good frontpage 2003 tutorial and guide (how to work with templates etc..)\n\nmost of the designs can be obtained from your company (web host provider)  - they usually supply you with templates or scripts mysql 1-click websites etc..
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The company that I have used, and the one with the best prices I have found for "unlimited" access is http://www.superuser.net They will host and register your domain name for free as long as you are with them and if you choose the setup with unlimited access then you don't have to worry about getting hit with thousands of dollars worth of bills.  In short most hosting sites give you a preset limit on visitors megs of downloads and then if you go over charge you accordingly.  This can get horribly expensive.  These folks start at around 12 bucks a month for 2 gigs of storage space and have unlimited downloads so no matter how many folks go to your site you won't pay a bit more.  They also have anonymous FTP you can setup which will allow your viewers a much faster download than regular HTML and can be done with simple click off your webpage.  I started a website for a non-profit civic organization in California awhile back and set them up to be hosted there.  Works excellent.  Also they have a checkout and catalog system already installed where you can sell and categorize your wares if you want to sell any of your stuff and take credit cards, etc.  If anybody knows of a site with a better deal please post it and let me know as well.  :-)
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1. Decide which features you need (PHP, MySQL, ASP, FrontPage, template-based);\n2. Find a web hosting provider offering the services you need (names you've heard of might cost more, but are safer).\n3. Open an account and upload your material.\n\nShort cut -- start with a blogging service, such as blogger.com. You can learn a lot about HTML, links, etc., and it's template-based, customizable and free.
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Use free web host like www.geocities.com
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If you are running microsoft windows family O/S you will need to have ISS installed to host the site.  You will need to create the site html or whatever format you wish to host.  A domain name like www.yourdomain.com.  A broadband connection.  The reason for the broadband connection is because you need a static IP address and dail up changes your ip every time you log in.
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I'd like to know more about the microsoft free domain and hosting for life deal. They charge my business each month (after the beta period anyhow).\n\nBUT... Here's an alternative if you don't mind having five small links (NOT banners) at the bottom of each page in exchange for free hosting complete with cPanel and FrontPage extensions.