stevevan

steal

Black Magic Woman Next: Jimmy Buffett

I'd second the Thunderbird suggestion. I use NIS and Thunderbird and don't have a problem.

Don't feel bad. You learned something, right? That's the important thing!

Welcome to the forums!

rain

Sorry I don't have an answer for you Wayne, but hold on...one of our scripting guru's should be along to help you out.

family (TCH of course! )

Glad to hear it worked nablusi! (Gotta love those backups too!)

food

As Don says, it usually works 100% of the time. However, I would encourage you to make a back up of your data...it's always a good thing to do before making any major changes to a site.

Z3NiTH, I can't help you on any suggested registrars, but I would think if the registrar will let you change the DNS settings, then you shouldn't have any major issues.

Welcome to the forums ddoxey!

Welcome to the forums losttime!

Welcome to the forums! All programs, in my opinion, boil down to the fact of if YOU like it.

Welcome to the forums. I would suggest spending some time at your local bookstore (or shopping on line) and doing some research before jumping into this business endeavor. Both Don and Bruce have offered you great advice for web site creation. You might want to start out by offering some non-profit organizations your services to get "your feet wet" and gain valuable experience and a solid reputation.

Welcome to the forums ares. Site loads great from Florida!

salesman (as in used car!)

actor

According to this, it runs on XP and Windows Servers. As stated, another good reason to get the Windows updates as well as ensuring your antivirus is up to date.

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listen

You could edit a site using FP that was created by any other editor. The problem is when you save it. FP adds a bunch of extra code. If you want to see it, you can click on the HTML tab. To compare, go to another website to and view the code. You won't see all of the "Microsoft" or "MS" stuff in it. An "include" page is the code that is "included" in the page. Generally speaking, it's a php page that is invoked using a small script...such as <?php include("includes/some_page.php");?>. This would call the file "some_page.php" and place it into your web page at that particular spot. The only concern I could see is how well FP "plays" with php files. I don't really know. When I used FP, I was using it to learn HTML. I then got an actual HTML editor when I started learning PHP. Maybe someone with more FP experience can answer that particular question.

welcome to the forums moogie!