In Feburary 2016 30,
Download the Filezilla Server software on your computer (see 'Resources'). Double-click the downloaded file to install the software. Double-click the FileZilla icon on the desktop to open the program.
Select the 'Install as a service, started with Windows (default)' option from the drop down. Leave the default for the port and leave the check in the box for 'Start server after setup completes.' Click the 'Next' button to continue. Click the 'Finish' button to complete the installation.
Go to the myipaddress.com website to see your current IP address. Enter your IP address in the text box, in FileZilla, for the server address. Leave the default port alone and then enter an administration password to use for the program. Remove the check in the 'Always connect to server' box and then click the 'OK' button.
Click the 'Edit' drop-down and select the 'Users' option. Click the 'Add' button on the right side of the window. Enter a user name and password for the user. Repeat this step to create additional users that will access your hard drive.
Select the 'Shared Folders' option on the left side of the window. Click the 'Add' button and then select a folder on the hard drive that you want to share. Click the 'OK' button to save the changes.
Test your FTP server by having a user log in from his computer. He will need an FTP program to connect to your FTP server.
In Feburary 2016 30,
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Monday, 29 February 2016
How to Import a MySQL DatabaseIn Feburary 2016 29,
In Feburary 2016 29,
Install phpMyAdmin software on your computer if it is not already installed. You can find phpMyAdmin software online at the phpMyAdmin homepage (see Resources below).
Log onto the phpMyAdmin page from your Web space. You will need the username and password assigned to you by your Web-hosting provider.
Select the database you wish to import the old data into from the drop-down Database Selection box on the left of the page.
Click the SQL tab toward the top of the interface.
Click the Browse button located toward the bottom of the page.
Find the .SQL file where it is saved on your hard drive, select it and click 'Open.'
Click the Go button. The data in your SQL file has now been imported into your database.
Using the SSH Command Line
Contact your hosting provider to gain SSH access.
Log into your Web space using an FTP client. You will need to know your username and password.
Find your existing .SQL database and upload it to your Web space using your FTP client. It doesn't matter where in your Web space you upload it to, as long as you execute the SSH command when you're in this folder.
Close your FTP program.
Log into your Web space using the appropriate SSH client. You will need the username and password assigned to you by your Web-hosting provider.
Enter the following into the command line, using your own database name, file name, username and password instead of the words in capitals.mysql -uUSERNAME -pPASSWORD DATABASENAME
In Feburary 2016 29,
Install phpMyAdmin software on your computer if it is not already installed. You can find phpMyAdmin software online at the phpMyAdmin homepage (see Resources below).
Log onto the phpMyAdmin page from your Web space. You will need the username and password assigned to you by your Web-hosting provider.
Select the database you wish to import the old data into from the drop-down Database Selection box on the left of the page.
Click the SQL tab toward the top of the interface.
Click the Browse button located toward the bottom of the page.
Find the .SQL file where it is saved on your hard drive, select it and click 'Open.'
Click the Go button. The data in your SQL file has now been imported into your database.
Using the SSH Command Line
Contact your hosting provider to gain SSH access.
Log into your Web space using an FTP client. You will need to know your username and password.
Find your existing .SQL database and upload it to your Web space using your FTP client. It doesn't matter where in your Web space you upload it to, as long as you execute the SSH command when you're in this folder.
Close your FTP program.
Log into your Web space using the appropriate SSH client. You will need the username and password assigned to you by your Web-hosting provider.
Enter the following into the command line, using your own database name, file name, username and password instead of the words in capitals.mysql -uUSERNAME -pPASSWORD DATABASENAME
In Feburary 2016 29,
Saturday, 27 February 2016
How to Create a Link to the Home Page in JoomlaIn Feburary 2016 27,
In Feburary 2016 27,
Navigate to the Administrator section of your Joomla website. The login URL for the Administrator section is usually http://www.MyJoomlaSite/administrator, where www.MyJoomlaSite is the URL for the homepage of your website.
Click 'Add New Article' on the Administrator Control Panel page.
Enter a title for your new article. Select a section and category for your article or blog post using the corresponding drop-down boxes. Click the 'Yes' option next to the 'Front Page' label if you want the article to appear on your Joomla site homepage. Otherwise leave the 'No' option enabled.
Enter the text for your article or blog post in the body section of the article editor. Click the 'Add/Insert Image' icon on the toolbar to insert photos into the body of your article. The 'Add/Insert Image' icon has a small picture of a landscape painting on it and is located next to the chain-link icon.
Highlight the text or select the image you want to link to your Joomla homepage. Click the chain-link icon on the toolbar.
Click the plus sign next to the 'Menu' option in the 'Link Browser' list. Click the plus sign next to the 'Main Menu' option.
Click the 'Home' link option, then 'Insert.' Click the 'Save' button at the top of the editor page.
Click the 'Preview' link in the upper right-hand corner of the Admin console page. Your Joomla site homepage opens in a new tab or window. The new article appears on the homepage if you enabled the 'Front Page' option in the article editor. Once you open the article or blog post in your browser, the text link or photo link is active and visitors can use it to return to the front page of your Joomla site.
In Feburary 2016 27,
Navigate to the Administrator section of your Joomla website. The login URL for the Administrator section is usually http://www.MyJoomlaSite/administrator, where www.MyJoomlaSite is the URL for the homepage of your website.
Click 'Add New Article' on the Administrator Control Panel page.
Enter a title for your new article. Select a section and category for your article or blog post using the corresponding drop-down boxes. Click the 'Yes' option next to the 'Front Page' label if you want the article to appear on your Joomla site homepage. Otherwise leave the 'No' option enabled.
Enter the text for your article or blog post in the body section of the article editor. Click the 'Add/Insert Image' icon on the toolbar to insert photos into the body of your article. The 'Add/Insert Image' icon has a small picture of a landscape painting on it and is located next to the chain-link icon.
Highlight the text or select the image you want to link to your Joomla homepage. Click the chain-link icon on the toolbar.
Click the plus sign next to the 'Menu' option in the 'Link Browser' list. Click the plus sign next to the 'Main Menu' option.
Click the 'Home' link option, then 'Insert.' Click the 'Save' button at the top of the editor page.
Click the 'Preview' link in the upper right-hand corner of the Admin console page. Your Joomla site homepage opens in a new tab or window. The new article appears on the homepage if you enabled the 'Front Page' option in the article editor. Once you open the article or blog post in your browser, the text link or photo link is active and visitors can use it to return to the front page of your Joomla site.
In Feburary 2016 27,
Sunday, 21 February 2016
How to Display PDFs in JoomlaIn Feburary 2016 21,
In Feburary 2016 21,
Load the administrator log-in page on your browser. The URL is your domain name followed by a slash and the word 'administrator.'For example, http://mywebsite.com/administratorLog in using your administrator log-in name and password.
Move the mouse pointer over the 'Extensions' option on the upper left menu and select 'Install/Uninstall' from the drop-down menu. Click the 'Browse' button and navigate to the folder on your personal computer where you have stored the Enbed_pdf plug-in installation .zip file. Click the installation file and then click 'Open.' Click the 'Upload and Install' button after the installation manager screen reappears. After the plug-in is successfully installed, the installation manager will display a success message.
Move the mouse pointer over the 'Extensions' option on the upper left menu and select 'Plugin Manager' from the drop-down menu. The list of installed plug-ins displays. Locate the Enbed_pdf plug-in. Click once on the plug-in name to edit the plug-in properties. Click the 'Yes' radio button to enable the plug-in in the second line of the details. Click 'Save' in the upper right menu.
Move the mouse pointer over the 'Content' option in the upper left menu. Select 'Article Manager' from the drop-down menu. Click 'New' from the upper right article manager menu. Give the article a name and select a section and category from the drop-down menus.
Execute the plug-in from the article text with the following syntax:{pdf}path/filename.pdf{/pdf}Where the path is the location of your PDF files. For example, to display a file called 'myfile.pdf' in a folder called 'pdfs' on your website, use the following.{pdf}http://mywebsite.com/pdfs/myfile.pdf{/pdf}Optionally, you can change the default height, width and display app as follows:{pdf}http://mywebsite.com/pdfs/myfile.pdf|height:400|width:500|app:google{/pdf}or{pdf}http://mywebsite.com/pdfs/myfile.pdf|height:400|width:500|app:adobe{/pdf}where the height and width are given in pixels.Click 'Save' in the upper right menu.
Add the article to your menu system using the menu options in the upper left menu. When the article loads, it will display the PDF file.
In Feburary 2016 21,
Load the administrator log-in page on your browser. The URL is your domain name followed by a slash and the word 'administrator.'For example, http://mywebsite.com/administratorLog in using your administrator log-in name and password.
Move the mouse pointer over the 'Extensions' option on the upper left menu and select 'Install/Uninstall' from the drop-down menu. Click the 'Browse' button and navigate to the folder on your personal computer where you have stored the Enbed_pdf plug-in installation .zip file. Click the installation file and then click 'Open.' Click the 'Upload and Install' button after the installation manager screen reappears. After the plug-in is successfully installed, the installation manager will display a success message.
Move the mouse pointer over the 'Extensions' option on the upper left menu and select 'Plugin Manager' from the drop-down menu. The list of installed plug-ins displays. Locate the Enbed_pdf plug-in. Click once on the plug-in name to edit the plug-in properties. Click the 'Yes' radio button to enable the plug-in in the second line of the details. Click 'Save' in the upper right menu.
Move the mouse pointer over the 'Content' option in the upper left menu. Select 'Article Manager' from the drop-down menu. Click 'New' from the upper right article manager menu. Give the article a name and select a section and category from the drop-down menus.
Execute the plug-in from the article text with the following syntax:{pdf}path/filename.pdf{/pdf}Where the path is the location of your PDF files. For example, to display a file called 'myfile.pdf' in a folder called 'pdfs' on your website, use the following.{pdf}http://mywebsite.com/pdfs/myfile.pdf{/pdf}Optionally, you can change the default height, width and display app as follows:{pdf}http://mywebsite.com/pdfs/myfile.pdf|height:400|width:500|app:google{/pdf}or{pdf}http://mywebsite.com/pdfs/myfile.pdf|height:400|width:500|app:adobe{/pdf}where the height and width are given in pixels.Click 'Save' in the upper right menu.
Add the article to your menu system using the menu options in the upper left menu. When the article loads, it will display the PDF file.
In Feburary 2016 21,
Friday, 19 February 2016
How to Insert a Time Stamp in PHP MySQLIn Feburary 2016 19,
In Feburary 2016 19,
Create a new field in your database. Open the 'phpMyAdmin' utility for your MySQL databases. Select the database of your choice from the left-hand menu. Select the table in which you wish to place the new time stamp field and click on the 'Structure' action item. Hit the 'Go' button next to the 'Add One New Field' selection.
Set the attributes of the new field. Under the 'Field' input box enter your new field's name. Name the field 'Timestamp.' Select the 'Type' drop-down bar and tag the 'Timestamp' options. This defines your new field as a 'Time Stamp.' Click on the 'Default' drop-down bar. If desired, select the 'Current_Timestamp' option. If selected, this option automatically creates a new time stamp whenever a new record is entered into your database. Now, click the 'Attributes' drop-down box. Select the 'On Update Current_Timestamp' menu item. If this option is selected, the time stamp field will update every time a change is made to your database record.
Save the changes. Select the 'Save' option at the bottom right-hand corner of the window. The changes to your database structure are now saved. From this point on, the time stamp field automatically populates each time a new record is entered.
Using PHP
Capture the current time using the PHP date function and assign it to a PHP variable. The PHP date function takes the current time and formats it according to a set of values that you enter. Consider this example:$current_time = date ('Y-m-d H:i:s');In this line of code, it calls the date function and enters the values which format the output into the format of year, month, day, hour, minute and second or '2012-12-21 06:26:36.' This is the exact time stamp format used by MySQL. In this example, the date is assigned to the current-time variable.
Insert the time stamp into the MySQL time stamp field of the database table of your choice. Use 'PHP's mysql_query' function to complete this step. Here is the example.$query = 'UPDATE
yourDatabaseTable
SET
timestamp
= '$current_time' WHERE
yourPrimaryKey
='$primary_key_variable' ';mysql_query($query) or die('The new time was not inserted');
Upload the PHP file to your server.
In Feburary 2016 19,
Create a new field in your database. Open the 'phpMyAdmin' utility for your MySQL databases. Select the database of your choice from the left-hand menu. Select the table in which you wish to place the new time stamp field and click on the 'Structure' action item. Hit the 'Go' button next to the 'Add One New Field' selection.
Set the attributes of the new field. Under the 'Field' input box enter your new field's name. Name the field 'Timestamp.' Select the 'Type' drop-down bar and tag the 'Timestamp' options. This defines your new field as a 'Time Stamp.' Click on the 'Default' drop-down bar. If desired, select the 'Current_Timestamp' option. If selected, this option automatically creates a new time stamp whenever a new record is entered into your database. Now, click the 'Attributes' drop-down box. Select the 'On Update Current_Timestamp' menu item. If this option is selected, the time stamp field will update every time a change is made to your database record.
Save the changes. Select the 'Save' option at the bottom right-hand corner of the window. The changes to your database structure are now saved. From this point on, the time stamp field automatically populates each time a new record is entered.
Using PHP
Capture the current time using the PHP date function and assign it to a PHP variable. The PHP date function takes the current time and formats it according to a set of values that you enter. Consider this example:$current_time = date ('Y-m-d H:i:s');In this line of code, it calls the date function and enters the values which format the output into the format of year, month, day, hour, minute and second or '2012-12-21 06:26:36.' This is the exact time stamp format used by MySQL. In this example, the date is assigned to the current-time variable.
Insert the time stamp into the MySQL time stamp field of the database table of your choice. Use 'PHP's mysql_query' function to complete this step. Here is the example.$query = 'UPDATE
yourDatabaseTable
SET
timestamp
= '$current_time' WHERE
yourPrimaryKey
='$primary_key_variable' ';mysql_query($query) or die('The new time was not inserted');
Upload the PHP file to your server.
In Feburary 2016 19,
Tuesday, 16 February 2016
How to Insert a Checkbox in Word 2004 for MacIn Feburary 2016 16,
In Feburary 2016 16,
Open Word 2004 and open the file that requires a check box.
Click your mouse cursor at the spot in your document where you want the check box to appear.
Click the 'Insert' option at the top of the computer screen. This opens a drop-down menu. Select 'Symbol.' The 'Symbol' window appears with a chart of possible symbols to choose from.
Select 'AppleGothic' in the 'Font' drop-down menu.
Scroll through the symbols until you arrive at 'AppleGothic character 166 (Unicode character 9634).' The symbol names appear under the chart of symbols as you scroll. This particular one is a check box. Click this symbol; a blue preview window will pop up.
Click the 'Insert' button at the bottom of the 'Symbol' window. You have now added a check box to your document.
In Feburary 2016 16,
Open Word 2004 and open the file that requires a check box.
Click your mouse cursor at the spot in your document where you want the check box to appear.
Click the 'Insert' option at the top of the computer screen. This opens a drop-down menu. Select 'Symbol.' The 'Symbol' window appears with a chart of possible symbols to choose from.
Select 'AppleGothic' in the 'Font' drop-down menu.
Scroll through the symbols until you arrive at 'AppleGothic character 166 (Unicode character 9634).' The symbol names appear under the chart of symbols as you scroll. This particular one is a check box. Click this symbol; a blue preview window will pop up.
Click the 'Insert' button at the bottom of the 'Symbol' window. You have now added a check box to your document.
In Feburary 2016 16,
Sunday, 14 February 2016
How to Make a Digital Look Book Using DreamweaverIn Feburary 2016 14,
In Feburary 2016 14,
Open your website folder stored locally on your computer and create a new sub-folder named 'images' or something similar. In it place all of the images you want to use on the look-book page.
Open the Dreamweaver program.
Add your website to your Dreamweaver program by clicking on 'Site' in the program menu at the top of the page and selecting the 'New Site' option. In the pop-up window click on the 'Site' option in the left sidebar.
Type the name of your website in the 'Site Name' text field.
Click the icon of a file beside the 'Local Root Folder' text field and in the pop-up frame, navigate to the folder on your computer containing the local copy of your website. Click the 'OK' button to select it.
Click the 'Save' button at the bottom of the pop-up window to save your changes.
Check in drop-down menu at the top of the files panel on the right side of the program to see that the website that you added is selected. If it is not, click on the drop-down menu and select the website from the list. Click on 'File' in the program menu and select the 'New' option in the drop-down menu to create a new Web page for the look book.
Click in the new document text area to move the cursor there and type a title for the look book at the top of the page to help viewers identify it. Alternatively, add a header image to the top of the page by clicking the 'Insert' option in the program menu and selecting the 'Image' option. When prompted select the 'File System' option and navigate to the folder containing the images you wanted to use on the look-book page. Click on the header image you wanted to use to select it and click 'OK' to insert it into your page. Enter an explanatory name for the image in the 'Alternate Text' field and a longer explanation in the 'Long Description' text field when prompted and click the 'OK' button.
Press the 'Enter' key on your keyboard several times to create a satisfactory visual space between the header image and the beginning of the look-book images.
Add a look-book image to the page. Click 'Insert' in the program menu and select the 'Image' option from the drop-down menu.
Select the 'File System' option and navigate to the folder of images you wanted for use on the look-book page. Click on the image you wish to insert to select it and click 'OK' to insert it into the page. Type a name for the image in the 'Alternate Text' field and a explanation of in the 'Long Description' text field. Click the 'OK' button to insert it.
Click on the image that has been inserted into the Web page to select it. Click on 'Window' in the program menu and select the 'Properties' option from the drop-down menu.
Resize the image to your satisfaction by typing in your preferred image width in the text field marked 'W.' Then type in your preferred image height in the text field marked 'H.'
Align the image on the page to your satisfaction by clicking on the drop-down menu marked 'Align' and selecting your preferred alignment option. Type enter a few times to create whitespace below the picture.
Repeat Steps 7 through 11 to continue adding the pictures to the page until you have added all of the pictures you wish to show in the look book.
Click on 'Site' in the program menu and select the 'New Site' option. In the pop-up window click on the 'Servers' option in the left sidebar.
Click on the '+' icon at the bottom of the server list pane to add a new server.
Type in a name for the server in the 'Server Name' field. Set the 'Connect Using:' drop-down menu to the 'FTP' option. Enter your site's FTP address and your FTP account username and password in the provided text fields. Enter the file structure to the root directory of your site (the file where your index.html file is located) in the 'Root Directory' field. Enter the corresponding root URL to your site in the 'Web URL' field.
For example: Root Directory: /home/user/public_html
Web URL: http://mywebsite.com/Click the 'Save' button at the bottom of the window to save the server info. Close the 'Site' window to return to your look-book Web page.
Click on the arrow icon pointing up at the top of the files panel on the right side of the program to upload your look-book Web page to your website. When prompted 'Upload Related Files' click the 'Yes' option to upload the inserted image files to your website as well.
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Open your website folder stored locally on your computer and create a new sub-folder named 'images' or something similar. In it place all of the images you want to use on the look-book page.
Open the Dreamweaver program.
Add your website to your Dreamweaver program by clicking on 'Site' in the program menu at the top of the page and selecting the 'New Site' option. In the pop-up window click on the 'Site' option in the left sidebar.
Type the name of your website in the 'Site Name' text field.
Click the icon of a file beside the 'Local Root Folder' text field and in the pop-up frame, navigate to the folder on your computer containing the local copy of your website. Click the 'OK' button to select it.
Click the 'Save' button at the bottom of the pop-up window to save your changes.
Check in drop-down menu at the top of the files panel on the right side of the program to see that the website that you added is selected. If it is not, click on the drop-down menu and select the website from the list. Click on 'File' in the program menu and select the 'New' option in the drop-down menu to create a new Web page for the look book.
Click in the new document text area to move the cursor there and type a title for the look book at the top of the page to help viewers identify it. Alternatively, add a header image to the top of the page by clicking the 'Insert' option in the program menu and selecting the 'Image' option. When prompted select the 'File System' option and navigate to the folder containing the images you wanted to use on the look-book page. Click on the header image you wanted to use to select it and click 'OK' to insert it into your page. Enter an explanatory name for the image in the 'Alternate Text' field and a longer explanation in the 'Long Description' text field when prompted and click the 'OK' button.
Press the 'Enter' key on your keyboard several times to create a satisfactory visual space between the header image and the beginning of the look-book images.
Add a look-book image to the page. Click 'Insert' in the program menu and select the 'Image' option from the drop-down menu.
Select the 'File System' option and navigate to the folder of images you wanted for use on the look-book page. Click on the image you wish to insert to select it and click 'OK' to insert it into the page. Type a name for the image in the 'Alternate Text' field and a explanation of in the 'Long Description' text field. Click the 'OK' button to insert it.
Click on the image that has been inserted into the Web page to select it. Click on 'Window' in the program menu and select the 'Properties' option from the drop-down menu.
Resize the image to your satisfaction by typing in your preferred image width in the text field marked 'W.' Then type in your preferred image height in the text field marked 'H.'
Align the image on the page to your satisfaction by clicking on the drop-down menu marked 'Align' and selecting your preferred alignment option. Type enter a few times to create whitespace below the picture.
Repeat Steps 7 through 11 to continue adding the pictures to the page until you have added all of the pictures you wish to show in the look book.
Click on 'Site' in the program menu and select the 'New Site' option. In the pop-up window click on the 'Servers' option in the left sidebar.
Click on the '+' icon at the bottom of the server list pane to add a new server.
Type in a name for the server in the 'Server Name' field. Set the 'Connect Using:' drop-down menu to the 'FTP' option. Enter your site's FTP address and your FTP account username and password in the provided text fields. Enter the file structure to the root directory of your site (the file where your index.html file is located) in the 'Root Directory' field. Enter the corresponding root URL to your site in the 'Web URL' field.
For example: Root Directory: /home/user/public_html
Web URL: http://mywebsite.com/Click the 'Save' button at the bottom of the window to save the server info. Close the 'Site' window to return to your look-book Web page.
Click on the arrow icon pointing up at the top of the files panel on the right side of the program to upload your look-book Web page to your website. When prompted 'Upload Related Files' click the 'Yes' option to upload the inserted image files to your website as well.
In Feburary 2016 14,
Sunday, 7 February 2016
How to Remove a Joomla Powered SiteIn Feburary 2016 07,
In Feburary 2016 07,
Uninstall all Joomla extensions before removing the actual back-end software. If you do not have any extensions, skip to Step 3. To uninstall extensions, login to Joomla. If you do not remember your Joomla login information, consult the confirmation email you received when installing the software. This email contains the personalized link that will allow you to sign-in to the Joomla service.
Click the drop-down menu in the left-hand side of your Joomla screen. Select 'Extensions' from the menu. Click the name of each extension that you have running. Joomla will then display the extension's settings page. Click the uninstall icon, which looks like a trash can. Joomla will alert you when the uninstall process is complete. Repeat for each extension.
Launch your FTP software (e.g., Cyberduck for Mac or Fetch for Windows PCs). Login to your web host server. Wait for the FTP software to load a list of all of the files and folders for the web site. Right-click the folder entitled 'Joomla' and select 'Delete' from the pop-up menu. This will delete all of the program files for the software.
Login to your web host account and access the MySQL database page. The location of this setting varies according to your web host provider. If you are unsure of where to find the settings for your databases, contact the customer service department at the hosting company.
Delete the database you used to operate Joomla. Joomla is now completely uninstalled.
In Feburary 2016 07,
Uninstall all Joomla extensions before removing the actual back-end software. If you do not have any extensions, skip to Step 3. To uninstall extensions, login to Joomla. If you do not remember your Joomla login information, consult the confirmation email you received when installing the software. This email contains the personalized link that will allow you to sign-in to the Joomla service.
Click the drop-down menu in the left-hand side of your Joomla screen. Select 'Extensions' from the menu. Click the name of each extension that you have running. Joomla will then display the extension's settings page. Click the uninstall icon, which looks like a trash can. Joomla will alert you when the uninstall process is complete. Repeat for each extension.
Launch your FTP software (e.g., Cyberduck for Mac or Fetch for Windows PCs). Login to your web host server. Wait for the FTP software to load a list of all of the files and folders for the web site. Right-click the folder entitled 'Joomla' and select 'Delete' from the pop-up menu. This will delete all of the program files for the software.
Login to your web host account and access the MySQL database page. The location of this setting varies according to your web host provider. If you are unsure of where to find the settings for your databases, contact the customer service department at the hosting company.
Delete the database you used to operate Joomla. Joomla is now completely uninstalled.
In Feburary 2016 07,
Friday, 5 February 2016
How to Increase USB Transfer Speed in Windows VistaIn Feburary 2016 05,
In Feburary 2016 05,
First, click Start then double click Computer and when the Computer window is open, right click on the icon for the USB drive you have plugged into the computer, and then in the drop down menu click Properties, and then click the Hardware tab.
Now, under All Disk Drives, click to highlight your USB drive and then click to select Properties.
Next, click on the Policies tab and then select the Optimize for Performance and then click Ok to exit.
In Feburary 2016 05,
First, click Start then double click Computer and when the Computer window is open, right click on the icon for the USB drive you have plugged into the computer, and then in the drop down menu click Properties, and then click the Hardware tab.
Now, under All Disk Drives, click to highlight your USB drive and then click to select Properties.
Next, click on the Policies tab and then select the Optimize for Performance and then click Ok to exit.
In Feburary 2016 05,
Monday, 1 February 2016
How to Export a Site from GoDaddyIn Feburary 2016 01,
In Feburary 2016 01,
Log in to your GoDaddy account. Under the 'My Account' menu, select 'My Products.' Scroll down until you locate the 'Web Hosting' link. Click on it. A list of domains you have hosted with GoDaddy appears. Click the 'Launch' button to open the hosting control center. Once inside your hosting control center, select 'Content' from the horizontal navigation bar. A drop-down menu appears. One of the options on the menu is 'Java FTP Client.' Click on this. A Java application opens. The application has two windows; the window on the right shows the files you have uploaded to GoDaddy's servers that are part of your website. The window on the left displays files as they are organized on your machine's local hard drive.
Make a new local directory. To do so, click on the 'New Folder' icon situated under the window that displays the files on your local drive. A box opens prompting you to enter a name for the new directory. After entering a name, click 'OK.' The new folder appears as a directory on your local drive listings. Double-click on it to open it.
Return to the window on the right. Select and highlight all folders and files by clicking on each row with the control (Ctrl) button on your keyboard pressed. When all folders are selected and highlighted in blue, click on the left-pointing arrow between the two windows. This arrow only becomes 'live' after files are selected. Once you click on the arrow, the files that comprise your website begin downloading to your website. A progress report can be seen in the box below the two windows displaying the files. When the download is complete, you will have successfully exported your site from GoDaddy.
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Log in to your GoDaddy account. Under the 'My Account' menu, select 'My Products.' Scroll down until you locate the 'Web Hosting' link. Click on it. A list of domains you have hosted with GoDaddy appears. Click the 'Launch' button to open the hosting control center. Once inside your hosting control center, select 'Content' from the horizontal navigation bar. A drop-down menu appears. One of the options on the menu is 'Java FTP Client.' Click on this. A Java application opens. The application has two windows; the window on the right shows the files you have uploaded to GoDaddy's servers that are part of your website. The window on the left displays files as they are organized on your machine's local hard drive.
Make a new local directory. To do so, click on the 'New Folder' icon situated under the window that displays the files on your local drive. A box opens prompting you to enter a name for the new directory. After entering a name, click 'OK.' The new folder appears as a directory on your local drive listings. Double-click on it to open it.
Return to the window on the right. Select and highlight all folders and files by clicking on each row with the control (Ctrl) button on your keyboard pressed. When all folders are selected and highlighted in blue, click on the left-pointing arrow between the two windows. This arrow only becomes 'live' after files are selected. Once you click on the arrow, the files that comprise your website begin downloading to your website. A progress report can be seen in the box below the two windows displaying the files. When the download is complete, you will have successfully exported your site from GoDaddy.
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