Does Microsoft Frontpage work with a domain name purchased through Yahoo?
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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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Visit:\nhttp://domains.yahoo.com/
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Well, you need a HTML editor, which can technically be just your notepad application, but unless you are fluent in HTML that is not a probable solution,  Applications like MS FrontPage or Cold Fusion are common web dev apps.  Once you have your page created, then you neeed a place to store the page for viewing.  Most Internet Service Providers will provide this space and give you an address for free.  Once you have the address and space alocatted, then you must reserve a domain name. A domain name takes an adress which is numerical and relates it to an alpha-numeric sequence, hence 901.01.09.031 becomes Yahoo.com. Once you have all of this you should be able to type your domain name into your browser space and call up your page.  The page can be managed or changed through your HTML editor like Front page.  Hope this helps!
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Yahoo Domains simply gives you a domain, but you'll have to find a computer (known as a server) to host it on.  The server would most likely be your computer, meaning whenever anyone went to your website, they would be accessing files on your computer.  This means that whenever you want your website to "work", you would need your computer to be on.  Yahoo Webhosting gives you a domain and space on a server to host your files on for your website.  I would HIGHLY recommend Yahoo Webhosting.
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Yahoo can register your domain name ... I think they have a great deal for like $2.99 a year right now .... you can keep it for as long as you keep paying to keep it yours ... Network Solutions has a "lifetime" deal which holds the domain name for 100 years .... if you live that long
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web hosting and domain names are completely different, you can register your own domain for $5 if you want to, then you need hosting, just search yahoo for web hosting and find a cheap plan.
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Frontpage is a webpage program...
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Frontpage is good if you are a beginner. My opinion is that it feels too "microsofty". There are some great alternatives if you want great looking sites.\n\n1. go to www.nicesites.org: they'll do it great, and cheap\n\n2. 1and1.com: these guys offer great tools & cheap hosting\n\n3.Trendy flash: Beautiful sites, easy to use software, they rock
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Website address works fine , no redirection , no fwd to any other website.\n\nBut be careful to buy online , check secure online paymet certificate.
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no one gives free. there is bravenet, geocities, but all dont have a personal domain name. I have heard of msn providing one for free provided their ads feature on each of the page.
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Check to see if you've enabled cookies. If not, or not for that site (depends on security level if you use IE), then it won't work.
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buy your domain from yahoo, (assuming you mean your yahoo account)
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iam not clear of your question but still   it should work\n\nWRITE THE INTERNET LINK WITH in your e- mail "http://www.yahoo.com" and it will appear like http://www.yahoo.com
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Microsoft Front Page 2004
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You need to Buy a Domain. Try Yahoo Small Business
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It's a program for creating web pages. Microsoft has recently removed this program in their release of Office 2007, and now encourrages you to use either the Expression Web product or the SharePoint Designer product. Have a look at expression web if you're thinking you have a need to use frontpage: http://www.microsoft.com/products/expression/en/default.mspx.\n\nFrontpage is historically one of the worst HTML WSYWIG editors ever.\n\nIt is installed in some versions of Microsoft Office automatically, and if you don't edit web pages, you won't need to use it. You can remove it if you prefer (if it will let you without uninstalling all of Office).
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You need to type the complete website, including http://\n\nFor example,  www.yahoo.com won't work, but http://www.yahoo.com will.