Need some help with Web site design?
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Need some help with Web site design? I had a guy set up my website sometime ago. He said he used Microsoft Frontpage & gave me the login info. My ? is i cant get ahold of him but in order to make some changes to my site do i need to have fronpage myself. If so will that login information he gave me work if i purchase the program and log in myself? All i really need to do is change my cell and email info? but according if i cant get in i guess im stuck with having to re do my site to. which is what i dont want to do.
Can anyone help?
Can anyone help?
If you have the .htm file, there are a lot of different web page editors/builders that should be able to open the file. You can also open it using Microsoft Notepad (yes, that small program that comes with Windows) and edit it if you know your html. Once opened, you will be able to edit the content on the webpage.
You need the username and password information to access your hosting account. Using that info, you can upload the webpage via a FTP program (FTP programs are free to download on the web) and overwrite the original webpage file.
If it's something as simple as editing the cell and e-mail info, I may be able to help you. Send the .htm file over and I can edit it.
You need the username and password information to access your hosting account. Using that info, you can upload the webpage via a FTP program (FTP programs are free to download on the web) and overwrite the original webpage file.
If it's something as simple as editing the cell and e-mail info, I may be able to help you. Send the .htm file over and I can edit it.
frontpage has no ties with your hosting provider. you might be able to do a quick upload or edit. but just because you buy frontpage, doesnt mean now you have control. all it does is make it easier and provide a user interface when you uploading, ect.
you need the administration information for your site.
who registered/paid/set it up? if it wasnt you, thats going to be tricky if not impossible to get ahold of if you cant find the guy that did that.
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ok, searching more, your site appears to have been registered by godaddy.com but i cant really find where its hosted at for some reason right this second.
you need the administration information for your site.
who registered/paid/set it up? if it wasnt you, thats going to be tricky if not impossible to get ahold of if you cant find the guy that did that.
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ok, searching more, your site appears to have been registered by godaddy.com but i cant really find where its hosted at for some reason right this second.
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i paid for the site and have the login info for the godaddy stuff, also the login info that he gave me but that seems to be some kind of FTP... My friend found it 
this is what you need to do everything your talking about:
-ip address or host name
-username
-password
login via a FTP program, find your index.html, download it to your desktop, open it in wordpad, edit, resave it as same name/filetype (overwrite), and reupload it and overwrite it to the server.
if you cant do that, shoot me a PM and i can do it for you tommorrow.
-ip address or host name
-username
-password
login via a FTP program, find your index.html, download it to your desktop, open it in wordpad, edit, resave it as same name/filetype (overwrite), and reupload it and overwrite it to the server.
if you cant do that, shoot me a PM and i can do it for you tommorrow.
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this is what you need to do everything your talking about:
-ip address or host name
-username
-password
login via a FTP program, find your index.html, download it to your desktop, open it in wordpad, edit, resave it as same name/filetype (overwrite), and reupload it and overwrite it to the server.
if you cant do that, shoot me a PM and i can do it for you tommorrow.
-ip address or host name
-username
-password
login via a FTP program, find your index.html, download it to your desktop, open it in wordpad, edit, resave it as same name/filetype (overwrite), and reupload it and overwrite it to the server.
if you cant do that, shoot me a PM and i can do it for you tommorrow.
this is what i get from what you told me
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