In Feburary 2016 29,
Visit the Firefox site listed in Resources. This is the download page for the FireFTP add-on for Firefox.
Click 'Add to Firefox.' When the Software Installation window opens, click 'Install Now' and Firefox will install the add-on. After installation, click 'Restart Firefox' to restart the browser.
Once Firefox restarts, click 'Tools' and select 'FireFTP' to open the FireFTP graphical interface.
Click 'Create an Account' to open the Account Manager window. In this window you create a connection to your FTP server by entering information in the text boxes.
Enter the URL of your FTP server in the 'Host' text box. Enter your login and password information in the appropriate text boxes.
Click 'OK.' The Account Manager window will close and return you to the program's main interface.
Click 'Connect.' Firefox will connect to the FTP server. You will see your local files and folders on the left side of the window and the FTP server's files and folders on the right side of the window.
Drag one of your local files to one of the folders on the FTP server. Firefox will transfer the file to the server. Drag additional files as needed.
Click 'Disconnect' to disconnect the FTP session when you are finished.
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Monday, 29 February 2016
Saturday, 27 February 2016
How to Add a WordPress Blog to Your Zen Cart StoreIn Feburary 2016 27,
In Feburary 2016 27,
Right-click inside your hosting folder and select “New Folder.”
Name the folder “Blog.”
Download and unzip WordPress to your computer.
Log in to the cPanel of your Web-hosting account and create a new database for your WordPress installation.
Open the WordPress folder on your computer.
Rename the 'wp-config-sample.php' file to 'wp-config.php.'
Open the 'wp-config.php' file using Notepad.
Type your database name and database username and password from Step 5. Save the file.
Copy the WordPress files located on your computer to the Blog folder on your Web server.
Log in to your Zen Cart Admin Dashboard at mydomain.com/zencart/admin. Replace “mydomain.com” with the URL of your website.
Click “Tools” and “EZ Pages.” Click the “New File” button.
Type “yoursite.com/blog,” replacing “yoursite.com” with the URL of your site in the “Link URL” box.
Click “Insert.”
In Feburary 2016 27,
Right-click inside your hosting folder and select “New Folder.”
Name the folder “Blog.”
Download and unzip WordPress to your computer.
Log in to the cPanel of your Web-hosting account and create a new database for your WordPress installation.
Open the WordPress folder on your computer.
Rename the 'wp-config-sample.php' file to 'wp-config.php.'
Open the 'wp-config.php' file using Notepad.
Type your database name and database username and password from Step 5. Save the file.
Copy the WordPress files located on your computer to the Blog folder on your Web server.
Log in to your Zen Cart Admin Dashboard at mydomain.com/zencart/admin. Replace “mydomain.com” with the URL of your website.
Click “Tools” and “EZ Pages.” Click the “New File” button.
Type “yoursite.com/blog,” replacing “yoursite.com” with the URL of your site in the “Link URL” box.
Click “Insert.”
In Feburary 2016 27,
How to Check FTP Transfer RateIn Feburary 2016 27,
In Feburary 2016 27,
If your computer uses the 32-bit version of Windows 7, download Net Speed Monitor 2.5.4.0 for Windows. (See Resources.)
If your computer instead uses the 64-bit Windows 7 version, download Net Speed Monitor 2.5.4.0 for Windows (msi, x64). (See Resources.)
Run the installation program. The license agreement will open.
Accept the agreement. Click 'Next.' Further options will open.
Click 'Next.' Click 'Install.' A dialog box will ask whether you want your task bar to display the 'NetSpeedMonitor toolbar.'
Click 'Yes.' Another dialog box will open.
Click 'Save.'
Run your FTP transfer.
Check the transfer rate from the task bar.
Bandwidth Meter
Download the Bandwidth Meter installation program. (See Resources.)
Run the program.
Click 'Next' through the options. Choose 'Install' when the final step prompts you to.
Run your FTP transfer.
Check the transfer rate from the task bar.
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If your computer uses the 32-bit version of Windows 7, download Net Speed Monitor 2.5.4.0 for Windows. (See Resources.)
If your computer instead uses the 64-bit Windows 7 version, download Net Speed Monitor 2.5.4.0 for Windows (msi, x64). (See Resources.)
Run the installation program. The license agreement will open.
Accept the agreement. Click 'Next.' Further options will open.
Click 'Next.' Click 'Install.' A dialog box will ask whether you want your task bar to display the 'NetSpeedMonitor toolbar.'
Click 'Yes.' Another dialog box will open.
Click 'Save.'
Run your FTP transfer.
Check the transfer rate from the task bar.
Bandwidth Meter
Download the Bandwidth Meter installation program. (See Resources.)
Run the program.
Click 'Next' through the options. Choose 'Install' when the final step prompts you to.
Run your FTP transfer.
Check the transfer rate from the task bar.
In Feburary 2016 27,
Friday, 26 February 2016
How to Set Up a Website ServerIn Feburary 2016 26,
In Feburary 2016 26,
Download a server program. Apache HTTP Server is a reliable, easy-to-use web-server program that can be downloaded for free.
Install the program. When prompted, enter the name of the domain (website.com) and the server name (www.website.com). Also enter the email address for the site's administrator.
Click \'Next\' and complete the installation using the \'Typical Installation\' setting. Apache will install its files to C:\Program Files\Apache Group.
Change the server directory. If you're using Apache, go to C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache\conf and open the file httpd.conf. In the file, find the reference to \'DocumentRoot.\' Change the Document Root file path to point to the folder where the website files to be hosted are located. If the website files are in C:\Webfiles, change the file to say \'DocumentRoot: C:\Webfiles\' and save the file.
Restart Apache.
Open a Web browser and visit http://localhost/ and it should show the index.html page from whatever folder has been assigned as the DocumentRoot. The server is now configured.
In Feburary 2016 26,
Download a server program. Apache HTTP Server is a reliable, easy-to-use web-server program that can be downloaded for free.
Install the program. When prompted, enter the name of the domain (website.com) and the server name (www.website.com). Also enter the email address for the site's administrator.
Click \'Next\' and complete the installation using the \'Typical Installation\' setting. Apache will install its files to C:\Program Files\Apache Group.
Change the server directory. If you're using Apache, go to C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache\conf and open the file httpd.conf. In the file, find the reference to \'DocumentRoot.\' Change the Document Root file path to point to the folder where the website files to be hosted are located. If the website files are in C:\Webfiles, change the file to say \'DocumentRoot: C:\Webfiles\' and save the file.
Restart Apache.
Open a Web browser and visit http://localhost/ and it should show the index.html page from whatever folder has been assigned as the DocumentRoot. The server is now configured.
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Wednesday, 24 February 2016
How to Use WordPressIn Feburary 2016 24,
In Feburary 2016 24,
Go to your hosting company's website and log into your account. Make sure you are at the control panel of your user profile once you are logged in.
Scroll through the control panel or profile options until you see WordPress. Depending on what type of hosting service you have it will be listed in the 'Software/Services' section of the control panel.
Click on the WordPress icon and choose whether you want to install a new version or import an existing installation.
Check you email for a message from WordPress with your user name and password. This is what you will use to access your WordPress account. You may always have the option to change the default generated password into your own code.
Log into your WordPress account. Click 'Appearance on the left hand toolbar and select 'Add New Themes. Choose which theme options you want and click 'Find Themes' to find a theme. Click 'Install > Install Now > Activate' to enable a theme. You may also disable themes by going to 'Appeareance > Themes > Delete.'
Go to 'Plug-ins > Add New Plug-ins' to search for plug-ins to add to your sites. Plug-ins may offer the latest Twitter Tools or even SEO for you website.
Explore the options on the 'Dashboard.' Do not be afraid to edit your site's PHP by going to 'Appearance and clicking 'Editor.' However if you choose to do this make sure you copy and paste the HTML code into a .Doc file so you can save a backup. Although WordPress is an extremely easy to use software it does not mean that it is error free.
In Feburary 2016 24,
Go to your hosting company's website and log into your account. Make sure you are at the control panel of your user profile once you are logged in.
Scroll through the control panel or profile options until you see WordPress. Depending on what type of hosting service you have it will be listed in the 'Software/Services' section of the control panel.
Click on the WordPress icon and choose whether you want to install a new version or import an existing installation.
Check you email for a message from WordPress with your user name and password. This is what you will use to access your WordPress account. You may always have the option to change the default generated password into your own code.
Log into your WordPress account. Click 'Appearance on the left hand toolbar and select 'Add New Themes. Choose which theme options you want and click 'Find Themes' to find a theme. Click 'Install > Install Now > Activate' to enable a theme. You may also disable themes by going to 'Appeareance > Themes > Delete.'
Go to 'Plug-ins > Add New Plug-ins' to search for plug-ins to add to your sites. Plug-ins may offer the latest Twitter Tools or even SEO for you website.
Explore the options on the 'Dashboard.' Do not be afraid to edit your site's PHP by going to 'Appearance and clicking 'Editor.' However if you choose to do this make sure you copy and paste the HTML code into a .Doc file so you can save a backup. Although WordPress is an extremely easy to use software it does not mean that it is error free.
In Feburary 2016 24,
Tuesday, 23 February 2016
How to Edit Php.ini With WebminIn Feburary 2016 23,
In Feburary 2016 23,
Open a Web browser, and type in the URL of your Webmin server, for example:https://www.mydomain.com:10000/By default, Webmin uses a SSL connection for security, and the Webmin server runs on port 1000. Change the port number if you have configured this differently for your installation.
Type in a system username and password to log in. The user must have permissions to be able to edit the php.ini file, such as an administrator or root user.
Click on the 'Others' tab in the main Webmin menu bar, and then click on 'PHP Configuration' from the page that appears.
Click on the 'Manage' link to change the most common settings through a simple interface. Make the required changes, and then click the 'Save' button to save the changes.
Click on the 'Edit Manually' link to edit the raw php.ini file yourself. This gives you full control over the file, and it does not limit you to the most common settings. Change the required settings, and then click the 'Save' button to save the file.
Restart Apache to ensure the new PHP settings take effect. Click on 'Servers' in the main Webmin menu, and then click on 'Apache Webserver.' The tabs at the top of the screen allow you to stop and start the Apache server.
In Feburary 2016 23,
Open a Web browser, and type in the URL of your Webmin server, for example:https://www.mydomain.com:10000/By default, Webmin uses a SSL connection for security, and the Webmin server runs on port 1000. Change the port number if you have configured this differently for your installation.
Type in a system username and password to log in. The user must have permissions to be able to edit the php.ini file, such as an administrator or root user.
Click on the 'Others' tab in the main Webmin menu bar, and then click on 'PHP Configuration' from the page that appears.
Click on the 'Manage' link to change the most common settings through a simple interface. Make the required changes, and then click the 'Save' button to save the changes.
Click on the 'Edit Manually' link to edit the raw php.ini file yourself. This gives you full control over the file, and it does not limit you to the most common settings. Change the required settings, and then click the 'Save' button to save the file.
Restart Apache to ensure the new PHP settings take effect. Click on 'Servers' in the main Webmin menu, and then click on 'Apache Webserver.' The tabs at the top of the screen allow you to stop and start the Apache server.
In Feburary 2016 23,
Monday, 22 February 2016
How to Install Webmin for WindowsIn Feburary 2016 22,
In Feburary 2016 22,
Open the ActiveState ActivePerl download page at ActiveState.com/ActivePerl in your Web browser.
Click the 'Download' link for your version of Windows on the Web page to download the installer, then double-click the downloaded ActivePerl .msi file and follow the instructions on your screen to accept the default installation options and install it.
Open the Installing on Windows page on the Webmin website at Webmin.com/Windows.html and click the 'WebminInstall.exe' file under Windows Installer on the page to download the installer.
Double-click the downloaded 'WebminInstall.exe' file to start the Webmin installer and click the 'Install' option to install Webmin on your system.
Click 'Start,' select 'All Programs,' click the 'Webmin' folder and click the 'Webmin' shortcut to open the Webmin page. You can also access Webmin by typing 'http://' and 'localhost:10000/' into a Web browser's address bar on your computer.
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Open the ActiveState ActivePerl download page at ActiveState.com/ActivePerl in your Web browser.
Click the 'Download' link for your version of Windows on the Web page to download the installer, then double-click the downloaded ActivePerl .msi file and follow the instructions on your screen to accept the default installation options and install it.
Open the Installing on Windows page on the Webmin website at Webmin.com/Windows.html and click the 'WebminInstall.exe' file under Windows Installer on the page to download the installer.
Double-click the downloaded 'WebminInstall.exe' file to start the Webmin installer and click the 'Install' option to install Webmin on your system.
Click 'Start,' select 'All Programs,' click the 'Webmin' folder and click the 'Webmin' shortcut to open the Webmin page. You can also access Webmin by typing 'http://' and 'localhost:10000/' into a Web browser's address bar on your computer.
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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.
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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.
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Saturday, 20 February 2016
How to Access a Remote VMware ServerIn Feburary 2016 20,
In Feburary 2016 20,
Launch the VMware Server Console on your computer from the VMware Server screen. The console automatically installs when you first install VMware Server software. If you chose not to install it at that time, download it from the VMware website. VMware Server Console must be open and running to access a remote VMware Server.
Install the VMware Server Web interface. In the first page of the installation process, click
Custom.
Check the box next to
VMware Management Interface, and then click
Next.
Wait for VMware server to check if you have the Microsoft IIS Web server installed. This process may take several minutes. If you don't have it installed, the VMware server installation setup will stop and you will need to install it, which you can do from the Windows Components section of the Programs and Features screen in the computer's Control Panel.
Launch your Web browser. Type the name of the remote VMware Server that you wish to access; for example: http://yourservername:8222https://yourservername:8333The VMware Server Web interface will then appear and you can manipulate and access the remote VMware Server as you wish.
In Feburary 2016 20,
Launch the VMware Server Console on your computer from the VMware Server screen. The console automatically installs when you first install VMware Server software. If you chose not to install it at that time, download it from the VMware website. VMware Server Console must be open and running to access a remote VMware Server.
Install the VMware Server Web interface. In the first page of the installation process, click
Custom.
Check the box next to
VMware Management Interface, and then click
Next.
Wait for VMware server to check if you have the Microsoft IIS Web server installed. This process may take several minutes. If you don't have it installed, the VMware server installation setup will stop and you will need to install it, which you can do from the Windows Components section of the Programs and Features screen in the computer's Control Panel.
Launch your Web browser. Type the name of the remote VMware Server that you wish to access; for example: http://yourservername:8222https://yourservername:8333The VMware Server Web interface will then appear and you can manipulate and access the remote VMware Server as you wish.
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Friday, 19 February 2016
How to Set Up a Filezilla FTP ServerIn Feburary 2016 19,
In Feburary 2016 19,
Download the Filezilla server application. While you may also want to download the client software, you will need the hosting software to set up your FTP server. A link to the download page can be found in the Resources section.
Run the Filezilla setup utility, FileZilla_Server-0_9_31.exe. You will have to agree to the license agreement before you can begin installation.
Select the standard installation type, and choose the folder you would like Filezilla to be installed to. You will next have to choose between automatically starting the program with Windows, or starting it manually. Starting the program with Windows is the recommended setting, and is marked as the default.
Set your start-up preferences for the server interface. By default, the server interface will start as soon as you log in. Press the 'Install' button, and click 'Close' when the installation has completed.
Run the Filezilla Server Interface. It will ask for your Port, which should by default be set to 14147, and the server address. Setting the server address to '127.0.0.1' will direct the computer to connect to itself. This will make the computer you are currently using the FTP server. Tick off the 'Always connect to this server' box, and click 'OK' to connect.
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Download the Filezilla server application. While you may also want to download the client software, you will need the hosting software to set up your FTP server. A link to the download page can be found in the Resources section.
Run the Filezilla setup utility, FileZilla_Server-0_9_31.exe. You will have to agree to the license agreement before you can begin installation.
Select the standard installation type, and choose the folder you would like Filezilla to be installed to. You will next have to choose between automatically starting the program with Windows, or starting it manually. Starting the program with Windows is the recommended setting, and is marked as the default.
Set your start-up preferences for the server interface. By default, the server interface will start as soon as you log in. Press the 'Install' button, and click 'Close' when the installation has completed.
Run the Filezilla Server Interface. It will ask for your Port, which should by default be set to 14147, and the server address. Setting the server address to '127.0.0.1' will direct the computer to connect to itself. This will make the computer you are currently using the FTP server. Tick off the 'Always connect to this server' box, and click 'OK' to connect.
In Feburary 2016 19,
How to Use the vBulletin Tools in a .Php FileIn Feburary 2016 19,
In Feburary 2016 19,
Open the vBulletin.zip file and locate the “do_not_upload” folder.
Double-click the “do_not_upload” folder to access the “tools.php.”
Log in to the Web server hosting your vBulletin installation by using an FTP client.
Copy and paste the tools.php file to the “admincp” folder of vBulletin.
Launch any Web browser and navigate to Domain.com/forum/admincp/tools.php. Replace “Domain.com” with the URL of your vBulletin site.
Make the necessary changes to your site using the vBulletin Tool page.
Delete the tools.php file from your vBulletin installation after you are done making changes.
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Open the vBulletin.zip file and locate the “do_not_upload” folder.
Double-click the “do_not_upload” folder to access the “tools.php.”
Log in to the Web server hosting your vBulletin installation by using an FTP client.
Copy and paste the tools.php file to the “admincp” folder of vBulletin.
Launch any Web browser and navigate to Domain.com/forum/admincp/tools.php. Replace “Domain.com” with the URL of your vBulletin site.
Make the necessary changes to your site using the vBulletin Tool page.
Delete the tools.php file from your vBulletin installation after you are done making changes.
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Wednesday, 17 February 2016
How to Set Up FireFTP for BlueHostIn Feburary 2016 17,
In Feburary 2016 17,
Download and install the FireFTP FireFox add-on. (see Resources). Click 'Add to Firefox.' This will open the 'Software Installation' window. Click the 'Install Now' button. After it installs, close out and reopen FireFox.
Click 'Tools,' then click 'FireFTP in FireFox' to open the FireFTP program in the FireFox window.
Click on 'Create an account.' Enter your BlueHost FTP Web address, BlueHost FTP server in the 'Host' box and your user login and password for your BlueHost FTP server. Click 'OK.'
Click 'Connect.' FireFTP will connect to your Bluehost FTP server and present the files and folders on the right of the FireFTP screen.
Click 'Disconnect' to close out of the FTP connection when done.
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Download and install the FireFTP FireFox add-on. (see Resources). Click 'Add to Firefox.' This will open the 'Software Installation' window. Click the 'Install Now' button. After it installs, close out and reopen FireFox.
Click 'Tools,' then click 'FireFTP in FireFox' to open the FireFTP program in the FireFox window.
Click on 'Create an account.' Enter your BlueHost FTP Web address, BlueHost FTP server in the 'Host' box and your user login and password for your BlueHost FTP server. Click 'OK.'
Click 'Connect.' FireFTP will connect to your Bluehost FTP server and present the files and folders on the right of the FireFTP screen.
Click 'Disconnect' to close out of the FTP connection when done.
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Friday, 12 February 2016
How to Install an FTP Server on an Apache Web Server in Windows XPIn Feburary 2016 12,
In Feburary 2016 12,
Download the latest release of Apache server from the official site. The link to the Apache FTP service is below:
mina.apache.org/ftpserver/downloads.html
Install the download file by double-clicking the file. Follow the prompts that asks for a location to place the installation files. This can be any local directory on the server.
Start the service in Windows as a service. If you don't set Apache as a service, it does not start when the server is reboot. This means the Apache server does not server FTP pages until it's manually started. Click the Windows \'Start\' button and select \'Run.\' Type \'cmd\' into the text box and press the \'Enter\' key.
Type \'bin\service install\' into the command prompt. This starts the FTP service in Windows so host files are served to web browsers.
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Download the latest release of Apache server from the official site. The link to the Apache FTP service is below:
mina.apache.org/ftpserver/downloads.html
Install the download file by double-clicking the file. Follow the prompts that asks for a location to place the installation files. This can be any local directory on the server.
Start the service in Windows as a service. If you don't set Apache as a service, it does not start when the server is reboot. This means the Apache server does not server FTP pages until it's manually started. Click the Windows \'Start\' button and select \'Run.\' Type \'cmd\' into the text box and press the \'Enter\' key.
Type \'bin\service install\' into the command prompt. This starts the FTP service in Windows so host files are served to web browsers.
In Feburary 2016 12,
Wednesday, 10 February 2016
How to: FlashFXP for a PS3 GameIn Feburary 2016 10,
In Feburary 2016 10,
Download an FTP file manager to your computer. Examples of software designed for the PS3 include Blackb0x PS3 FTP Server, Gaia Manager, or MultiMAN.
Insert your USB flash drive and copy your FTP server's installation files from your computer to the flash drive.
Plug the flash drive into the PS3 and install the software. You can find the installation files by selecting 'Install Package Files' on the game menu.
Write down your PS3's IP address. You can find this information by checking the PS3's network settings.
Download and install FlashFXP to your computer. You will use this software to access the FTP server on your PS3.
Open FlashFXP and press F4 to open the Site Manager.
Click 'New Site' and enter a name of your choice.
Enter your PS3's IP address into the field. Enter '21' for the port number and leave username and password blank.
Click 'Apply' to save your changes and press 'F8' on your keyboard to connect to the FTP server.
Click and drag any files you wish to copy from your computer to your PS3. Your computer's files will be listed in the left window, while your PS3 will be listed in the right window.
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Download an FTP file manager to your computer. Examples of software designed for the PS3 include Blackb0x PS3 FTP Server, Gaia Manager, or MultiMAN.
Insert your USB flash drive and copy your FTP server's installation files from your computer to the flash drive.
Plug the flash drive into the PS3 and install the software. You can find the installation files by selecting 'Install Package Files' on the game menu.
Write down your PS3's IP address. You can find this information by checking the PS3's network settings.
Download and install FlashFXP to your computer. You will use this software to access the FTP server on your PS3.
Open FlashFXP and press F4 to open the Site Manager.
Click 'New Site' and enter a name of your choice.
Enter your PS3's IP address into the field. Enter '21' for the port number and leave username and password blank.
Click 'Apply' to save your changes and press 'F8' on your keyboard to connect to the FTP server.
Click and drag any files you wish to copy from your computer to your PS3. Your computer's files will be listed in the left window, while your PS3 will be listed in the right window.
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Monday, 8 February 2016
How to Use FTP for PS3In Feburary 2016 08,
In Feburary 2016 08,
Download the Blackbox FTP Server (see Resources). Copy and paste it to your USB device. Locate the “Install Package Files” folder in your PS3. Paste the installation package to that folder. Press the package file to start installation. The IP address shows up when it is installed. Write the IP address down.
Download Filezilla FTP client to your computer (see Resources). Install it on your computer by double-clicking the 'setup.exe' file. Click the “Manager” icon on the interface. Type the IP address of the PS3 in the IP address field. Enter “21” as the port number. Enter a user ID and password for your connection. Click “Transfer Settings” and set the transfer limit number to 1. Click “Connect.”
Expand the remote site on the right panel of your window. Go to the folder of your choice. Select the game files you have prepared on your local computer and drag it to your remote folder.
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Download the Blackbox FTP Server (see Resources). Copy and paste it to your USB device. Locate the “Install Package Files” folder in your PS3. Paste the installation package to that folder. Press the package file to start installation. The IP address shows up when it is installed. Write the IP address down.
Download Filezilla FTP client to your computer (see Resources). Install it on your computer by double-clicking the 'setup.exe' file. Click the “Manager” icon on the interface. Type the IP address of the PS3 in the IP address field. Enter “21” as the port number. Enter a user ID and password for your connection. Click “Transfer Settings” and set the transfer limit number to 1. Click “Connect.”
Expand the remote site on the right panel of your window. Go to the folder of your choice. Select the game files you have prepared on your local computer and drag it to your remote folder.
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Wednesday, 3 February 2016
How to Make a Server in MurmurIn Feburary 2016 03,
In Feburary 2016 03,
Download the latest Mumble installer from SourceForge. The Mumble installer includes the Murmur server.
Launch the downloaded installer and install Mumble normally until you reach the Custom Setup screen. Click the button to the left of
Murmur (Server) on the Custom Setup screen and select
Will Be Installed on Local Hard Drive. Complete the installation after selecting this option.
Open the
Murmur.ini file located in the “C:\Program Files (x86)\Mumble” or “C:\Program Files\Mumble” directory in a text editor, such as Notepad.
Locate the “#registerPassword=secret” line in the file and change it to
registerPassword=YourPassword, removing the “#” at the start of the line and changing “secret” to your own password. People need this password to connect to your server; leave the password empty to make a public server.
Edit the
#registerName=Mumble Server line about the registerPassword line and change it to
registerName=Server Name, removing the “#” at the start of the line and filling in a custom name for your server. Leave this line alone if you don’t want to set a custom server name.
Save the Murmur.ini file and close it.
Start Murmur by double-clicking the
Murmur.exe file in the “C:\Program Files (x86)\Mumble” or “C:\Program Files\Mumble” directory. The Murmur server icon appears in your system tray; click
Allow Access if the Windows Firewall prompts you.
Open a Command Prompt from the Start menu, type
cd %ProgramFiles%\Mumble into the Command Prompt window and press
Enter.
Set a SuperUser password by typing
Murmur.exe -supw Your_Password into the Command Prompt, replacing “Your_Password” with your own custom password and press
Enter. Close the Command Prompt after running this command.
Start the Mumble client and connect to your Murmur server. You can log in as the account “SuperUser” with the SuperUser password you set to get administrator access and configure your server.
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Download the latest Mumble installer from SourceForge. The Mumble installer includes the Murmur server.
Launch the downloaded installer and install Mumble normally until you reach the Custom Setup screen. Click the button to the left of
Murmur (Server) on the Custom Setup screen and select
Will Be Installed on Local Hard Drive. Complete the installation after selecting this option.
Open the
Murmur.ini file located in the “C:\Program Files (x86)\Mumble” or “C:\Program Files\Mumble” directory in a text editor, such as Notepad.
Locate the “#registerPassword=secret” line in the file and change it to
registerPassword=YourPassword, removing the “#” at the start of the line and changing “secret” to your own password. People need this password to connect to your server; leave the password empty to make a public server.
Edit the
#registerName=Mumble Server line about the registerPassword line and change it to
registerName=Server Name, removing the “#” at the start of the line and filling in a custom name for your server. Leave this line alone if you don’t want to set a custom server name.
Save the Murmur.ini file and close it.
Start Murmur by double-clicking the
Murmur.exe file in the “C:\Program Files (x86)\Mumble” or “C:\Program Files\Mumble” directory. The Murmur server icon appears in your system tray; click
Allow Access if the Windows Firewall prompts you.
Open a Command Prompt from the Start menu, type
cd %ProgramFiles%\Mumble into the Command Prompt window and press
Enter.
Set a SuperUser password by typing
Murmur.exe -supw Your_Password into the Command Prompt, replacing “Your_Password” with your own custom password and press
Enter. Close the Command Prompt after running this command.
Start the Mumble client and connect to your Murmur server. You can log in as the account “SuperUser” with the SuperUser password you set to get administrator access and configure your server.
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Monday, 1 February 2016
Text Size in Zen CartIn Feburary 2016 01,
In Feburary 2016 01,
This Web cart system uses CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, to manage the look and feel of your site. CSS allows you to control the size, font face, color and other properties of your Zen Cart text by changing just one place: the style sheet. The HTML pages get their layout information from this file, instead of from individual tags in the pages themselves. In Zen Cart, the primary style sheet is found in “/includes/templates/YOUR-TEMPLATE/css/stylesheet.css,” where “YOUR-TEMPLATE” is the template you have chosen for your Zen Cart installation.
Font Size
You can change text size using the “font-size” property. In most style sheets, you have several options as to how to specify the size. You can list fonts as xx-small, x-small, small, medium, large, x-large and xx-large, where medium is equal to 16 pixel font. You can also specify the font size in pixels or centimeters, but this can cause problems with usability in some versions of Internet Explorer. The preferred method of changing font size in Zen Cart is to set your text to a percentage of the parent font size, such as 62.5 percent, or the equivalent of 10 pixels if the default font is set to medium.
Em
Fonts size may also be set in em. An em is a unit taken from old-fashioned typography, and is a horizontal space equal to the width of a lowercase “m” in a particular font size. In default 16 pixel medium font, one em is equivalent to 16 pixels, but in an 18 pixel font, one em is equivalent to 18 pixels. You can set headers or other special text properties using em in relation to your other settings. For instance, if you set the main font to 62.5 percent, a header set to 1.4 em would produce a 14 pixel font, since the main font is displayed at only 10 pixels high. By using this relative system for setting headers, you can maintain the size relationship between all the text elements in your Zen Cart, even if you change the main font size.
Other Font Properties
The font tag allows you to change more than just the size of your text in Zen Cart. You can also change the font family by using the “font-family” tag, followed by either a generic family, such as “serif,” or a specific family, such as “Arial.” You can change text style from normal to italic or oblique by using the “font-style” tag, followed by the preferred style.
Considerations
You don't have to use individual tags to change font properties in Zen Cart. You can also choose to specify all the properties in one declaration. For instance, if you wanted to change the font to 62.5 percent using the Arial and sans serif families with normal text, you would enter “font: 62.5% arial, sans-serif.” This makes your CSS slightly neater and easier to navigate.
In Feburary 2016 01,
This Web cart system uses CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets, to manage the look and feel of your site. CSS allows you to control the size, font face, color and other properties of your Zen Cart text by changing just one place: the style sheet. The HTML pages get their layout information from this file, instead of from individual tags in the pages themselves. In Zen Cart, the primary style sheet is found in “/includes/templates/YOUR-TEMPLATE/css/stylesheet.css,” where “YOUR-TEMPLATE” is the template you have chosen for your Zen Cart installation.
Font Size
You can change text size using the “font-size” property. In most style sheets, you have several options as to how to specify the size. You can list fonts as xx-small, x-small, small, medium, large, x-large and xx-large, where medium is equal to 16 pixel font. You can also specify the font size in pixels or centimeters, but this can cause problems with usability in some versions of Internet Explorer. The preferred method of changing font size in Zen Cart is to set your text to a percentage of the parent font size, such as 62.5 percent, or the equivalent of 10 pixels if the default font is set to medium.
Em
Fonts size may also be set in em. An em is a unit taken from old-fashioned typography, and is a horizontal space equal to the width of a lowercase “m” in a particular font size. In default 16 pixel medium font, one em is equivalent to 16 pixels, but in an 18 pixel font, one em is equivalent to 18 pixels. You can set headers or other special text properties using em in relation to your other settings. For instance, if you set the main font to 62.5 percent, a header set to 1.4 em would produce a 14 pixel font, since the main font is displayed at only 10 pixels high. By using this relative system for setting headers, you can maintain the size relationship between all the text elements in your Zen Cart, even if you change the main font size.
Other Font Properties
The font tag allows you to change more than just the size of your text in Zen Cart. You can also change the font family by using the “font-family” tag, followed by either a generic family, such as “serif,” or a specific family, such as “Arial.” You can change text style from normal to italic or oblique by using the “font-style” tag, followed by the preferred style.
Considerations
You don't have to use individual tags to change font properties in Zen Cart. You can also choose to specify all the properties in one declaration. For instance, if you wanted to change the font to 62.5 percent using the Arial and sans serif families with normal text, you would enter “font: 62.5% arial, sans-serif.” This makes your CSS slightly neater and easier to navigate.
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