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ken124578

ken124578

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www.freehomepages.com <= 50 mb free webspace, no credit card required :O

www.geocities.com <= 15mb free webspace, easy to use webtools.

www.tripod.com <= 20mb free webspace, a bit more difficult to use webtool.

Cyborg

Cyborg

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www.cyborgstudios.com -> no ads, no advertising for host, free ofcourse.(kinda special hosting system of mine) Only your ftpspace and your ready-to-use php pages that fit perfect for everything from homepages to whatever you would like. Totally customizable.

(The hosting system is a tryout version so if you want a page at my site, email me)

When the site is done, I will give others opportunity to download the phpsite as a whole and i will give away some free space.

ken124578

ken124578

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www.freewebs.com

no pupops, no banners, no editing of your HTML files. . no nothing.

Hey, i just created a new site, but i have a question, how much space am i given?

gryphon

gryphon

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Sorry ken124578, I'm usually not much online vrijday's .. so hense my late reply. To answer your question.

"How much space do I get?

Users are given an initial 40Mb of space and can request up to 100mb of space, at any time by emailing us at: morespace@FreeWebs.com with your username and the reason you would like more space. Plus, users can purchase an unlimited amount of additional space at the cost of $10 per additional 100Mb per year."

That was taken from the FAQ list on their page.

http://members.freewebs.com/faqs.jsp

The above link is the FAQ page itself. But if you should have any more questions, feel free to ask them. :)

Cyborg

Cyborg

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What is bandwidth? ??? (yes i just recently started trying to build sites)

Bandwidth is the internet transfer speed a computer has.

(Like your internet connection at home. If you have got 56k modem, your bandwidth is 56kilobit per second)

gryphon

gryphon

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Related to website hosting bandwidth is the amount of data you are allowed to shift per given time. So 100MB per month would mean you can shift 100 MB of data a months from your site [ or from there server ]. For example, if your site should only have 1MB files on it. [ every file, picture of HTML file being 1MB ] you can have 100 requests for a certain file from your site a month. If you get more they would get an "this user has exeeded his monthly data transfer amount and the site is unavailable" error, or you could be charged for extra money that month. Depending on your users policy. A small site with just a few files, being just a few kb per file doesn't shift that much data a month. Bigger sites [ including the corresponding download sections ] could shift a couple of gig a month. Fed2K for example is on 30+ a month. Most Yahoo sites don't even make it to close 1 gig.

Cyborg

Cyborg

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If you host yourself, you'll get unlimited file transfer :).

(though traffic would be slower than on a hosting service's server)

gryphon

gryphon

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If you host yourself, you'll get unlimited file transfer :).

I know, ain't it great. :D

Allthought slower ... .just give your hosted customers a lower priorety on the line and restrict them to an amount of the totall bandwith you get. I know, it's something that lookes a lot like the BOFH, but it works ;)

ken124578

ken124578

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Related to website hosting bandwidth is the amount of data you are allowed to shift per given time. So 100MB per month would mean you can shift 100 MB of data a months from your site [ or from there server ]. For example, if your site should only have 1MB files on it. [ every file, picture of HTML file being 1MB ] you can have 100 requests for a certain file from your site a month. If you get more they would get an "this user has exeeded his monthly data transfer amount and the site is unavailable" error, or you could be charged for extra money that month. Depending on your users policy. A small site with just a few files, being just a few kb per file doesn't shift that much data a month. Bigger sites [ including the corresponding download sections ] could shift a couple of gig a month. Fed2K for example is on 30+ a month. Most Yahoo sites don't even make it to close 1 gig.

So if i have no downloads on my site i will not run out of website bandwidth?

gryphon

gryphon

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btw. does uploading files do something with my website-bandwidth usage?

If you upload them yourself they usually aren't in the amount you are allowed to shift per month. If visitors on your site are uploading files, like the "attatch file" option at Fed2K, it is counted in your bandwidth use.

Without downloadable files it's just the HTML files that take up bandwith. You just need a lot of visitors when you want to run out of your monthly bandwidth that way. . .

Andrew

Andrew

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How do i link a text using html?

I already tried the tutorial.

what do you mean link a text? a .txt file?

or do you mean linking one web page to another by clicking on text?

<A HREF="your website url">what text you want to appear</A>

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