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Turn on your computer and open Internet Explorer.
Click on 'Tools' in the toolbar and then select 'Internet Options.' This will open an Internet Options window.
Click on the 'security' tab at the top of the window, next make sure 'Internet' zone is highlighted, and then click on 'Custom level.' This will open a security settings window.
Scroll down to the 'Downloads' section and select 'enable' underneath 'Automatic prompting for file downloads.'
Click 'OK' to close both open windows.
In Feburary 2016 20,
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Saturday, 20 February 2016
Friday, 12 February 2016
How to Use FTP With WordPressIn Feburary 2016 12,
In Feburary 2016 12,
Open any FTP client. There are hundreds to choose from and you may already have one installed. Download a free client from FileZilla, WinSCP, gFTP or Cyberduck, among others.
Start a new connection if you've never connected to your web host through FTP. Each client is different, but the general process is the same. When you launch the FTP client a connection window will appear. If it doesn't, open the 'File' menu and look for 'New Connection...' or click the connect icon in the toolbar, if applicable.
Enter your host name and your web host username and password. The host name is usually your domain name, but check with your hosting provider if you're not sure. The connection type should say 'FTP' and you can check a box to save the information. Click 'Connect' or 'OK.'
Wait until the connection is established, then you'll see your WordPress files listed in the window. From here you can add or delete files as you need to. Use the toolbar icons to add or remove files or drag and drop them to and from your computer if your client software supports that.
Log out of your hosting account when you're done. There will either be a disconnect icon to click or just close the program.
In Feburary 2016 12,
Open any FTP client. There are hundreds to choose from and you may already have one installed. Download a free client from FileZilla, WinSCP, gFTP or Cyberduck, among others.
Start a new connection if you've never connected to your web host through FTP. Each client is different, but the general process is the same. When you launch the FTP client a connection window will appear. If it doesn't, open the 'File' menu and look for 'New Connection...' or click the connect icon in the toolbar, if applicable.
Enter your host name and your web host username and password. The host name is usually your domain name, but check with your hosting provider if you're not sure. The connection type should say 'FTP' and you can check a box to save the information. Click 'Connect' or 'OK.'
Wait until the connection is established, then you'll see your WordPress files listed in the window. From here you can add or delete files as you need to. Use the toolbar icons to add or remove files or drag and drop them to and from your computer if your client software supports that.
Log out of your hosting account when you're done. There will either be a disconnect icon to click or just close the program.
In Feburary 2016 12,
Sunday, 7 February 2016
How to Bridge an XBox to a PCIn Feburary 2016 07,
In Feburary 2016 07,
Turn off both devices and plug an Ethernet cable into the Xbox 360 and PC. This will create a local area network between the two devices. Turn both devices on.
Click on the start button on your PC and click on “Network and Internet.” This will open a window where you can manage your network connections, among other things.
Click on the “Network and sharing” button and then “Manage network connections” on the left side of the blue toolbar. This will open a window where you can see your network connections. Your “Local area connection” is your connection between your Xbox 360 and PC while your “Wireless network connection” should be your PC’s connection to the Internet. These are the connections you’ll be bridging.
Right click the “Wireless network connection” icon and click properties. This will open a new window where you can enable network sharing.
Click the sharing tab and place a check in both boxes to enable sharing from that network connection. This will allow you to bridge connections. Click “OK” to close the window and return to a list of your networks.
Hold down the CTRL key and single-click on both the “Wireless network connection” and “Local area connection.” This will highlight both connections.
Right click either connection and select “Bridge connections.” Your computer will automatically bridge the connections, allowing your Xbox 360 to share your PC’s wireless Internet.
In Feburary 2016 07,
Turn off both devices and plug an Ethernet cable into the Xbox 360 and PC. This will create a local area network between the two devices. Turn both devices on.
Click on the start button on your PC and click on “Network and Internet.” This will open a window where you can manage your network connections, among other things.
Click on the “Network and sharing” button and then “Manage network connections” on the left side of the blue toolbar. This will open a window where you can see your network connections. Your “Local area connection” is your connection between your Xbox 360 and PC while your “Wireless network connection” should be your PC’s connection to the Internet. These are the connections you’ll be bridging.
Right click the “Wireless network connection” icon and click properties. This will open a new window where you can enable network sharing.
Click the sharing tab and place a check in both boxes to enable sharing from that network connection. This will allow you to bridge connections. Click “OK” to close the window and return to a list of your networks.
Hold down the CTRL key and single-click on both the “Wireless network connection” and “Local area connection.” This will highlight both connections.
Right click either connection and select “Bridge connections.” Your computer will automatically bridge the connections, allowing your Xbox 360 to share your PC’s wireless Internet.
In Feburary 2016 07,
Thursday, 4 February 2016
How to Publish BlueVoda Pages Without VodaHostIn Feburary 2016 04,
In Feburary 2016 04,
Navigate to the BlueVoda folder where the BlueVoda pages are saved.
Create a new folder, such as 'html' or 'web_files,' within that folder.
Navigate back to the main BlueVoda folder and copy the Images folder.
Double-click the new folder you created and paste the Images folder there.
Repeat Steps 3 and 4 to add any other files your Web pages need to work properly, such as media files or scripts.
Go to the main folder and open the home page ('index.bvp') in BlueVoda. Then select 'File,' 'Preview in Browser,' 'Default Browser' from the toolbar to open it in a Web browser.
Select 'File' and 'Save As' for Internet Explorer and Safari or 'File' and 'Save Page As' for Firefox from the toolbar to save the file.
Navigate to the new folder you created in Step 2.
Type 'index' without the 'bvp' file extension. Change the 'Save as Type' menu to 'Webpage, HTML only (
.htm,
.html)' in Internet Explorer, 'Web Page, HTML only' in Firefox or 'HTML Files' in Safari. Then click 'Save.'
Repeat Steps 6 to 10 to open other BVP files and save them as HTML files. Use their original filename without the 'bvp' extension.
Open the new folder and double-click the 'index.html' file to view it in a Web browser.
Double-check that images display correctly and that links function properly. Check that the other HTML files in the folder work as well.
Publish Files Without VodaHost
Retrieve the FTP address, username and password that your Web host gave you.
Open a Web browser and type the FTP address into the address bar, in the form of 'ftp://mysite.com.' Then enter your username and password at the prompt.
Double-click the HTML, Public_HTML or WWW folder on the Web server. Then minimize the Web browser.
Open a file browser (such as the Explorer window) and navigate to the new folder on your computer.
Highlight all the files (including the Images folder) within the folder. Right-click and select 'Copy.'
Minimize the file browser and return to the Web browser.
Right-click and select 'Paste' to publish the files.
In Feburary 2016 04,
Navigate to the BlueVoda folder where the BlueVoda pages are saved.
Create a new folder, such as 'html' or 'web_files,' within that folder.
Navigate back to the main BlueVoda folder and copy the Images folder.
Double-click the new folder you created and paste the Images folder there.
Repeat Steps 3 and 4 to add any other files your Web pages need to work properly, such as media files or scripts.
Go to the main folder and open the home page ('index.bvp') in BlueVoda. Then select 'File,' 'Preview in Browser,' 'Default Browser' from the toolbar to open it in a Web browser.
Select 'File' and 'Save As' for Internet Explorer and Safari or 'File' and 'Save Page As' for Firefox from the toolbar to save the file.
Navigate to the new folder you created in Step 2.
Type 'index' without the 'bvp' file extension. Change the 'Save as Type' menu to 'Webpage, HTML only (
.htm,
.html)' in Internet Explorer, 'Web Page, HTML only' in Firefox or 'HTML Files' in Safari. Then click 'Save.'
Repeat Steps 6 to 10 to open other BVP files and save them as HTML files. Use their original filename without the 'bvp' extension.
Open the new folder and double-click the 'index.html' file to view it in a Web browser.
Double-check that images display correctly and that links function properly. Check that the other HTML files in the folder work as well.
Publish Files Without VodaHost
Retrieve the FTP address, username and password that your Web host gave you.
Open a Web browser and type the FTP address into the address bar, in the form of 'ftp://mysite.com.' Then enter your username and password at the prompt.
Double-click the HTML, Public_HTML or WWW folder on the Web server. Then minimize the Web browser.
Open a file browser (such as the Explorer window) and navigate to the new folder on your computer.
Highlight all the files (including the Images folder) within the folder. Right-click and select 'Copy.'
Minimize the file browser and return to the Web browser.
Right-click and select 'Paste' to publish the files.
In Feburary 2016 04,
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