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Have you tried to open in IE by using the File, Open dialog, and then clicking the Browse button and locate the local file? If that doesn't work, then I'm out of ideas

Probably try http://yourtchdomain.com/cpanel and if that doesn't work let us know.

Welcome to the forum d.a.n!

Thanks Paulo!

Thanks Mike

Thanks everyone! And thanks for your vote of confidence Paul. That would be awesome to get mod of the month, but I'm the baby. The other mods have done much more and deserve it more. Give me time

Welcome to the forums, Timmy!

Welcome to the Forums, Mickh!

Welcome to the forum, MarkMan

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Thanks for the warning Curtis. It's unreal to see everything people do to be "bad"

Hi Suzen, welcome to the forums! What you're looking for is called "domain parking", and is completely possible. One would simply create their account with the main domain, then open a help desk ticket and ask the techs to "park" the other domains on the main domain. Let us know if you have any more questions

Thank you all for your kind welcomes It's like I'm new here all over again lol

Thank you Curtis

Bill - While I know you're extremely tired today, that grin still scares me... just kidding. Thanks for the welcome! And thank you too GroovyFish

Thanks for the welcomes! btw Rob - I'll represent Nebraska if that's how you feel :-P just kidding

Jim, OOo Base is not bad. It could be a lot better, but considering it's the first release of OOo to include this utility, it's not bad. Compared to Access it's very similar. Easy to get into with little effort if you know Access (or even if you don't). In my opinion, it's not an Access "killer", but I can't wait to see how it evolves. Thomas, to answer your question, I don't know. Hopefully someone else will.

I'd like to add to this by saying TCH is a company I trust enough to run my business through them. With the many hosting companies available it's had to pick one that you can come to trust, but I can honestly say I've found one Thanks TCH!

Don, I know what you mean about the lap. My dog is 30lbs and he thinks he's a lap dog.

It seems to me that 2.0.17 has been out for a while... at least I've had it installed for a while. I recently migrated 1 of my 2 forums from phpBB to SMF, but that's a different story

I'll second what David said. Even the temp file created by your backup counts against your quota, whether or not it is stored in your user account area (or even if it is to be downloaded immediately after creation). You are correct in that you purchased 850MB of space. If the backup file puts you over that 850MB of space, then you need to upgrade for more. In the IT world, the 80% rule is king. Never use more than 80% of your UPS systems. Never use more than 80% of your electric circuits (on a 20amp circuit, don't use more than 16amps, etc). That stands true for disk space as well. Not only does high disk usage cause problems in Windows, but on the ext2/3 file systems (*nix filesystem) it also causes problems to use more than 90% of available disk (but again, if you follow the 80% rule you won't run in to problems). If it were me, and I were within 50MB of my alloted space, I'd upgrade. But then again, that's just my $0.02

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Dude, Rob that is pretty creepy... never trust the wife! lol just kidding.

I got it too