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There is an easy way to make your Rennlist Web site!
Simply do
the following:
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Next,
using an HTML creation or editing tool, such as Microsoft Word,
Frontpage, Hot Dog - or any application that lets you edit,
create or save files as HTML - design your page. As you save the
page, be sure to save any graphics in that same folder you have
created - you need all your pages and images saved to that one
folder. Also - your NEW opening page must be called
"index.htm", or "index.html", or "default.htm"
or "default.html". Any of these page names
let the Rennlist server know what your sites opening page is -
and it will load automatically when your site is visited.
<img
src="your_file.jpg"> and
NOT:
<img
src="c:\my folder\your_file.jpg">
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Now, you
are almost there! Before uploading your new site to
Rennlist - check your graphic image sizes!!! You want the
smallest file sizes that produce the best image quality.
Typically, .JPG files are excellent and will reduce to very
small sizes. Also - the larger the image sizes, the longer
it will take your page to load for your site visitors.
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Now, register
your new site on this server, if you haven't done that
already. When you register your site - you have a password
and user name to manage it - REMEMBER those settings!! This
is what the Registration Screen looks like:
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After registering your site, go to the Manage your site, and
once you log in, you will see two areas - one for managing your
current content on your site and the other area for uploading
your files. First - rename or delete the file "index.htm"
that was automatically created for you when you Registered your
site - you will see this file currently listed in your site
directory. This is the site Manager Screen:
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Next,
in the Upload area, simply hit the
"Browse" buttons, select the files (5 at a time) from
your working folder where you created your pages - and hit
the "Upload" button - and be sure to upload your
new main page!. When you are finished
uploading these files - your new site will be ready for visitors!
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