how do i make my own yahoo website?
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Go to Yahoo. Click on My Yahoo. Click on sign up (or something ike that) then enjoy.
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There is Geocities (free to Yahoo members) and ... well ... a multitude of free webspaces out there!\n\nTo actually MAKE a web page, Geocities do have a handy web page creation wizard which will make you a basic web page with very little knowledge or effort.  More than that and you will need a web publishing software like Front Page (from Microsoft), Front Page Express (which I think you can still download free), Mozilla's Composer (free with the Mozilla browser) - a tutorial here: http://www.thesitewizard.com/gettingstarted/mozillacomposer1.shtml\n\nOtherwise there is loads of information, tutorials and stuff out there on the web.  Start by asking Google about "create your own website" ... here's one of the results: http://cheap-webdesign.com/
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You can use www.geocities.com which is owned by Yahoo.\n\nYou will get 15MB free (I think), and an address like www.geocities.com/yahoo_id
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You can add your site at the following location:\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html?fr=FP-tab-dir-t\n\nSeveral options are presented, you have to choose the best one for you!!\n\nAll The Best
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or go to the main Yahoo! page and click on the "Make Yahoo! your home page" link
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Yes, You can go to Yahoo Geocities and create a webpage. They have full directions on how to do it.\nAnother host is www.freewebs.com. Just google "Free web hosts". It's That Easy.
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On the Yahoo home page, there is a link for GeoCities.  You can build your own there.\n\nIt's very easy to do.  Give that a try.
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To make your own website u can use HTML,Dreamweaver (For Graphics) aand any laguage like advance java or ASP.net if you want any submission of form etc if you don't have this requirements then you can simply make your websie with the use of HTML and Dreamweaver.\n\nAfter making these all you can contact any company who can asign you domain with wich you can launch your site but this require some money\n\nFor free search on Google there are sites which launches you site for free but for limited time \n\nOr if you want that only your friends see then go to Yahoo 360 make your site online and invite different people to share your site .
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You best bet might be to get a free web host from yahoo and use Yahoo sitebuilder\n\nhttp://webhosting.yahoo.com/ps/sb/index.php\n\nA free web host may not have the tools needed for a forum, but some of them do, so make sure to ask them.\n\nif you want a forum, you can try php bb\nhttp://www.phpbb.com/\n\nAsk your host if they can install it for you, or you can set it up yourself if you are keen.  It requires php and mysql\n\nIf you are looking for something more robust, you can try wordpress.  It also requires an installation (fairly easy) and needs php and mysql\n\nhttp://wordpress.org/\n\nhow to install wordpress\nhttp://codex.wordpress.org/Installing_WordPress#Famous_5-Minute_Install
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Through Yahoo:\nwww.geocities.com\nYou can get your feet wet here w/o knowing rocket science of web page programming.  But once you DO know the rocket science, you can do it that way via geocities or invest in your own site.\nGeocities is free.
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Try starting your own website.
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Hi\n\nI think you can do that. But I am not sure why you want to use yahoo when you have your own domain name. The better way is to use your domain name. This gives you a better edge.\n\nI can suggest some of cost effective hosting companies\n\n1. www.netandhost.com\n2. www.melbourneit.com\n2. www.verio.com
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you can use yahoo! geocities, since u already have a yahoo id it'll be pretty easy to get started.\nalso, u need to learn some html or something to make a website thats worth nething....their templates are always kinda gay.\nu can go here to learn basic html to get u started:\nwww.lissaexplains.com
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Sure! Check out Yahoo! Geocities http://geocities.yahoo.com\nIt gives you simple tools and free hosting for building your website.
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a short question, and a 'tricky' situation.\n\n1.  Do you want a domain name that is all your own?  This will run with Q2, but, you need to decide if you want www.yahoo.com/mypage or www.mydomain.com.\n\n2.  Pick a host.  there are many, many (did I mention many) places to host web sites.  Some are free, some cost an arm and a leg.  You need to determine what you want to pay, what traffic you expect, and what pains you are willing to endure (see any Geocities page with their little nag).  also, what do you want for CGI, scripts, mail-to, database, web reports, etc.  Last, with respect to the pages themselves, do you want to build it, or pay someone else to do it.\n\nif you look on Yahoo or Google, I'd suggest you look for:\n\nDNS Host Registrants\nWeb Site Hosting\nWeb Site development\n\nThose three topics should get you a ton of hits, but, you really need to go into this knowing what your own expectations are.  If its a page for static (non-changing) content that a dozen people will visit, your needs will be different than if you are looking to create a full bore site with ecommerce, identity management, and security (SSL, logins, etc.).\n\nUltimately, if all of the above sounds greek to you, then I strongly suggest you find someone in the business to bounce idea's off of.  Most technical sales people at hosting companies will be relatively forthcoming with information about what is possible as relates to what you want (if you are willing to listen to their sales pitch).\n\nand that does not even begin to address the look and feel aspects of a site (where the two schools of programatic and artistic development tend to clash over 'what is the best' and ultimately you should have a solid idea of what you want before you ask someone to build it for you).
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You can go with Godaddy.com or I htink that yahoo also sell domain names now. As for design and set up, it's best to find some sort of content management system that is already packaged. YOu would have select one and then learn either php or asp or jsp and a database like MYSQL to st it up.. you should look up "open source content management system" and hopefully find one that doesn't require databases.
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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.