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Find the FTP address of the remote file, including the file's complete path. (If you are clicking through a link on a Web site, you will not need to know the path, since the Webmaster will have coded this into the link.)
Enter the FTP address in the browser address box, the same way you would enter an HTTP (Web) address. For example, your FTP address might be something like this: ftp://ftp.simtel.net/freeware/myfile.zip.
Press the Enter key.
Enter any ID information or passwords that you may have been assigned, if prompted. Some Web sites may be set up so you are not required to enter passwords or log-in IDs.
Choose the Save File to Disk option if given the choice between that and Open File.
Identify the folder on your hard drive where you want the downloaded file to be stored. Accept the default or choose another folder.
Wait while the file downloads to your hard disk.
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Tuesday, 1 March 2016
Saturday, 27 February 2016
How to Log On to iLOIn Feburary 2016 27,
In Feburary 2016 27,
Restart the server and press 'F8' when prompted during the POST. The iLO starts running, and you will be prompted to enter a username and password. Enter the valid iLO user ID and password. The defaults are 'administrator' for the username, and the number from the tag attached to the server for the password.
Enter the serial number of the server in the DNS field. Click 'OK' when you are finished and you will be signed in to iLO.
Change the default administrator password if you want by clicking 'Administrator' at the bottom of the page. Enter the new password in the password field and hit 'F10' on your keyboard to apply it.
Click 'File' and then 'Quit' to close iLO. The server will automatically reboot. When iLO comes back up, type the new password in the password field and click 'OK.' Your new password will be changed.
In Feburary 2016 27,
Restart the server and press 'F8' when prompted during the POST. The iLO starts running, and you will be prompted to enter a username and password. Enter the valid iLO user ID and password. The defaults are 'administrator' for the username, and the number from the tag attached to the server for the password.
Enter the serial number of the server in the DNS field. Click 'OK' when you are finished and you will be signed in to iLO.
Change the default administrator password if you want by clicking 'Administrator' at the bottom of the page. Enter the new password in the password field and hit 'F10' on your keyboard to apply it.
Click 'File' and then 'Quit' to close iLO. The server will automatically reboot. When iLO comes back up, type the new password in the password field and click 'OK.' Your new password will be changed.
In Feburary 2016 27,
Wednesday, 24 February 2016
How to Make Checkboxes in DreamweaverIn Feburary 2016 24,
In Feburary 2016 24,
Open your HTML document in Dreamweaver.
Click wherever on the page you want the check box to appear.
Click 'Insert,' 'Form' and 'Checkbox.'
Enter a name for your check box in the 'ID' field. This allows you to reference the check box with programming code, should you need it.
Enter a 'Label' for your check box, which is the text that appears next to the check box on your HTML page. Click 'Before form item' or 'After form item' from the Position section to place the label before or after the check box.
Click 'OK.'
Click the newly created check box and enter a value in the 'Checked Value' field of the Property window. If you cannot see the Property window, hold the 'Ctrl' button and press 'F3.' The value determines the entered value for a checked box. If no value is entered, a checked box defaults to 'Yes.'
Click 'Insert,' 'Form' and 'Button' to create a Submit button, which is commonly used to submit the form.
Click '
Hold the 'Ctrl' button and press 'S' to save your changes.
In Feburary 2016 24,
Open your HTML document in Dreamweaver.
Click wherever on the page you want the check box to appear.
Click 'Insert,' 'Form' and 'Checkbox.'
Enter a name for your check box in the 'ID' field. This allows you to reference the check box with programming code, should you need it.
Enter a 'Label' for your check box, which is the text that appears next to the check box on your HTML page. Click 'Before form item' or 'After form item' from the Position section to place the label before or after the check box.
Click 'OK.'
Click the newly created check box and enter a value in the 'Checked Value' field of the Property window. If you cannot see the Property window, hold the 'Ctrl' button and press 'F3.' The value determines the entered value for a checked box. If no value is entered, a checked box defaults to 'Yes.'
Click 'Insert,' 'Form' and 'Button' to create a Submit button, which is commonly used to submit the form.
Click '
Hold the 'Ctrl' button and press 'S' to save your changes.
In Feburary 2016 24,
Saturday, 20 February 2016
How to Pass a URL to Windows Explorer From a Batch FileIn Feburary 2016 20,
In Feburary 2016 20,
Open Notepad and paste the following text into a blank document:ftp://MyUserID@MySite.comReplace 'MySite.com'with the URL of your FTP site. Replace 'MyUserID' with your logon user ID. Do not include 'www' in the URL. For example, if your site is http://www.some_site.com and your user ID is xyz, create this string:ftp://xyz@some_site.com
Save the file to your desktop as openFTP.bat. This creates a batch file. Windows will execute the 'Explorer' command in the batch file when you run it.
Locate the file on your desktop and double-click its icon. Windows will execute the batch file and pass the URL to Windows Explorer. Windows Explorer will open and prompt you for the password to your FTP site. Enter the password and the site will open. Files on the site will appear in the Explorer window.
In Feburary 2016 20,
Open Notepad and paste the following text into a blank document:ftp://MyUserID@MySite.comReplace 'MySite.com'with the URL of your FTP site. Replace 'MyUserID' with your logon user ID. Do not include 'www' in the URL. For example, if your site is http://www.some_site.com and your user ID is xyz, create this string:ftp://xyz@some_site.com
Save the file to your desktop as openFTP.bat. This creates a batch file. Windows will execute the 'Explorer' command in the batch file when you run it.
Locate the file on your desktop and double-click its icon. Windows will execute the batch file and pass the URL to Windows Explorer. Windows Explorer will open and prompt you for the password to your FTP site. Enter the password and the site will open. Files on the site will appear in the Explorer window.
In Feburary 2016 20,
How to Download Files to Your Computer With an FTP ProgramIn Feburary 2016 20,
In Feburary 2016 20,
Install an FTP software program on your hard disk. Open the program.
Enter the host address in the text box provided.
Enter whatever passwords or IDs have been provided if this is an anonymous login. For example, you may have been asked to login as 'guest' and use your e-mail address as the password.
Enter whatever password and ID you have arranged with the remote administrator if it is not an anonymous login.
Click Connect to establish a connection. When the connection is established, the window on the right side of the screen represents the remote site.
Move through the remote folders until you locate the file that you want to download, and select the file.
Move through your hard disk (the window on the left side of the screen) until you have opened the folder that is to receive your new file.
Select the remote file on the right window, and drag it to the window on the left. Most FTP programs allow you to download files this way. If your software does not allow this method, consult the help file to see how to start the download. When the download is complete, you will find your new file in the location that you specified.
In Feburary 2016 20,
Install an FTP software program on your hard disk. Open the program.
Enter the host address in the text box provided.
Enter whatever passwords or IDs have been provided if this is an anonymous login. For example, you may have been asked to login as 'guest' and use your e-mail address as the password.
Enter whatever password and ID you have arranged with the remote administrator if it is not an anonymous login.
Click Connect to establish a connection. When the connection is established, the window on the right side of the screen represents the remote site.
Move through the remote folders until you locate the file that you want to download, and select the file.
Move through your hard disk (the window on the left side of the screen) until you have opened the folder that is to receive your new file.
Select the remote file on the right window, and drag it to the window on the left. Most FTP programs allow you to download files this way. If your software does not allow this method, consult the help file to see how to start the download. When the download is complete, you will find your new file in the location that you specified.
In Feburary 2016 20,
Thursday, 11 February 2016
What Are the Benefits of FTP?In Feburary 2016 11,
In Feburary 2016 11,
Files are uploaded to an FTP server. The server has a large memory capacity to host the files available for transfer. Files can be accessed through any Internet browser or any FTP software, referred to as a 'client.' Sometimes files are available permanently, but oftentimes, especially through a company, they may be available only temporarily. Check with the administrator to find out whether there is an automatic delete time frame.
Access
One way to access these files directly is to use the FTP address through an Internet browser. The address will be similar to a website address, except instead of 'http://,' it will begin with 'ftp://.' You may need a login ID and password to access some FTP sites, which will typically automatically pop up in a dialogue box.
Inside an FTP Site
Once you're logged in, there will usually be a file structure, with main folders and subfolders, similar to what you may have in 'My Documents' on your computer. This structure is set up by an administrator. Folders and files may be public or private, and access may include adding, moving, editing and/or deleting; so, if it seems like you can't do something, check with the administrator about the limits to your access.
'Hidden' FTP
However, when downloading from the internet, the FTP site is probably using an anonymous login, which is why you may have never known it was happening. The FTP address itself is usually hidden from the end user, though the file transfer process is the same.
Easier Access
If you start using an FTP site regularly, find yourself with multiple IDs or just want an easier access point, then an FTP client is something to consider. There are many free options available. It makes uploading much easier and protects downloads---simply drag and drop. It will store all of your frequented FTP sites, along with their respective logins and passwords, in one convenient place. Check out the resources below for a start, find one that suits your needs and preferences, and let the file transfers begin.
In Feburary 2016 11,
Files are uploaded to an FTP server. The server has a large memory capacity to host the files available for transfer. Files can be accessed through any Internet browser or any FTP software, referred to as a 'client.' Sometimes files are available permanently, but oftentimes, especially through a company, they may be available only temporarily. Check with the administrator to find out whether there is an automatic delete time frame.
Access
One way to access these files directly is to use the FTP address through an Internet browser. The address will be similar to a website address, except instead of 'http://,' it will begin with 'ftp://.' You may need a login ID and password to access some FTP sites, which will typically automatically pop up in a dialogue box.
Inside an FTP Site
Once you're logged in, there will usually be a file structure, with main folders and subfolders, similar to what you may have in 'My Documents' on your computer. This structure is set up by an administrator. Folders and files may be public or private, and access may include adding, moving, editing and/or deleting; so, if it seems like you can't do something, check with the administrator about the limits to your access.
'Hidden' FTP
However, when downloading from the internet, the FTP site is probably using an anonymous login, which is why you may have never known it was happening. The FTP address itself is usually hidden from the end user, though the file transfer process is the same.
Easier Access
If you start using an FTP site regularly, find yourself with multiple IDs or just want an easier access point, then an FTP client is something to consider. There are many free options available. It makes uploading much easier and protects downloads---simply drag and drop. It will store all of your frequented FTP sites, along with their respective logins and passwords, in one convenient place. Check out the resources below for a start, find one that suits your needs and preferences, and let the file transfers begin.
In Feburary 2016 11,
Friday, 5 February 2016
How to upload file to server using CuteFTPIn Feburary 2016 05,
In Feburary 2016 05,
Talk to your host or ISP. You need to get:The web server name or IP address
The folder name where to place your site root
The required file name for your home page (index.html, default.html, etc.)
Your login ID and password .Go to File>New>FTP Site to add server information. Fill all the blanks.
On CuteFTP's menu, select File, New, FTP site (or press CTRL+N). Set up your new connection as follows:General tab: Enter a Label for your new connection, and set the Host address, user name and password.Type tab: you can usually leave these settings as default.Actions tab: it can be useful to set the remote folder and local folder options. Setting these default locations saves you some extra mouse-clicks when you are ready to upload your site files. Your host company will tell you the correct folder location for your homepage.
DO NOT CHANGE the setting for When Uploading, Preserve Case!
Double click to the lable of the server you want
You are now connect to the server, you can drag and drop files just like windows here.
In Feburary 2016 05,
Talk to your host or ISP. You need to get:The web server name or IP address
The folder name where to place your site root
The required file name for your home page (index.html, default.html, etc.)
Your login ID and password .Go to File>New>FTP Site to add server information. Fill all the blanks.
On CuteFTP's menu, select File, New, FTP site (or press CTRL+N). Set up your new connection as follows:General tab: Enter a Label for your new connection, and set the Host address, user name and password.Type tab: you can usually leave these settings as default.Actions tab: it can be useful to set the remote folder and local folder options. Setting these default locations saves you some extra mouse-clicks when you are ready to upload your site files. Your host company will tell you the correct folder location for your homepage.
DO NOT CHANGE the setting for When Uploading, Preserve Case!
Double click to the lable of the server you want
You are now connect to the server, you can drag and drop files just like windows here.
In Feburary 2016 05,
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