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Here is a list of all the companies in the world who will host that website for free:
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Seems like a good time to plug my website >>
www.ffz.pczap.net (soon to be a .com doman, but I won't say what, as some spiteful child will buy it, I just know it ;))
:D Go look!
www.ffz.pczap.net (soon to be a .com doman, but I won't say what, as some spiteful child will buy it, I just know it ;))
:D Go look!
www.blogger.com.
cjh wrote:
> I ment the Space where your Forums, are. Who is the hosting company
> for those?
Oh my good friend Ben is hosting those for me!
As I don't have a host!
> I ment the Space where your Forums, are. Who is the hosting company
> for those?
Oh my good friend Ben is hosting those for me!
As I don't have a host!
I ment the Space where your Forums, are. Who is the hosting company for those?
Who hosts your Forums?
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I use the college pc's!
The I already have another domain so how would I upload that?
The I already have another domain so how would I upload that?
Make your Web Site, and Upload it :).
When when it's done, simply set up your Domain Name to point to whatever Freeola web address you signed up with.
Oh, just before you go any further, are you aware that you can only upload to your Freeola Web Space via their dial-up connection???? Meaning you have to pay for the cost of the phone calls to Upload .... is that a problem at all????
When when it's done, simply set up your Domain Name to point to whatever Freeola web address you signed up with.
Oh, just before you go any further, are you aware that you can only upload to your Freeola Web Space via their dial-up connection???? Meaning you have to pay for the cost of the phone calls to Upload .... is that a problem at all????
cjh wrote:
> That's what I ment, use the forwarding you point to an account on
> Freeola, and stick your Web Site on your Freeola Web Space, that's
> what I did for a while.
Ok i've set up a freeola account now what?
> That's what I ment, use the forwarding you point to an account on
> Freeola, and stick your Web Site on your Freeola Web Space, that's
> what I did for a while.
Ok i've set up a freeola account now what?
If you've already bought the domain, chances are you bought hosting with it. It will always cost you money - either to host the domain, transfer the domain to a free host, or both.
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