TCH-Rob

It is Makes no difference. All data comming in and out of your account including HTTP, FTP and POP/SMTP are part of your bandwidth. What is the trick? There isnt one, just keep an eye on your accound and make adjustments, increasing the account as needed.

How about checking all of them with the select all box and then unchecking those you want to keep? Or if it is a one time shot what about setting up an IMAP connection in Outlook or OE and using that to connect and remove the chunks.

Don´t know what that is but is it beer-boiled/prepared? Thomas, In barbecue terms it is a mixture of spices that one "rubs" on the meat before cooking it. Some would say that a good rub should be so good that sauce should not be needed.

Welcome to the family, I suppose that one could use an .htaccess redirect to automatically send users from the index page to the password protected folder if one wanted to as well.

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That be interesting.

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I periodically go through my logs and in the list of those that link to you I have found a URL that I did not recognize so I visited and found an image on their site.

This forum is located in your cPanel. It is called Invision Board and should be located in AddOn scripts.

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Hmmmm, I got a rib rub that will knock your socks off. Come on down Bill.

windowsupdate.microsoft.com Thomas

Ghostbusters (Don't cross the streams)

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I'm sorry, you say something?

Check their website, they do have drivers for many wireless cards but you can see there exactly what hardware is supported. If not I would still go with a UNIX/Linux falvor due to its stronger security and smaller footprint.

Mine work fine. I would open a help desk ticket.

Jana, Try using the File Manager in cPanel. Click the name of the folder and it will give options in the upper right including moving it.

That is what I am using right now and it did function as planned.

Tried ><style media="print" type="text/css"> body {display:none;} </style> on one of my sites and though it did mess with the existing CSS it did what the site you saw was doing to the print feature. If you keep that out of a script then disabling JavaScript will not allow you to print.

I see a number of products that one can purchase that will do this but I have yet to find a free script that will cover it. Looking..... Edit: Disable JavaScript to bypass. I think this is the kicker ><style media="print" type="text/css"> body {display:none;} </style> This was encoded in the javascript

Invision may want some options to have the entire path (domain.com/path/to.file) instead of just /path/to.file. This can cause a page to not be displayed. I am not entirely sure of your setup or the default for Invision so some things may not display completely until you change the name servers but you should be able to tell if your move was successful before making the name change. Or you could read Dons post above. Watch him, he is sneaky.