[cath]

i have made my website on microsoft office word 2003 and aquired a domain
name i would like to know how to publish my site to the web please.

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Do you have a host? If not, you need one. If so, check with them.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]




"cath" wrote in message
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i have made my website on microsoft office word 2003 and aquired a domain
name i would like to know how to publish my site to the web please.

[Pop`]

cath wrote:
i have made my website on microsoft office word 2003 and aquired a
domain name i would like to know how to publish my site to the web
please.

You have a Domain Name; good, that's a good start.

Next you need a "host" who will "serve" your pages for you. You have to
rent space from someone to host your files and make then available to the
itnernet. Your ISP might do that for you, or there are many other places
which will do it. I only have experience with Netfirms.com so that's the
only one I'll mention, but there are many others you could try too. There
will be a monthly or yearly charge for the space rental. There is much more
to it than just space, so find a site and go read up on what it's all about.
Usually your own ISP includes ten or twenty Meg or so of space for a
personal web site. I'd start by contacting them until you get some
experience and understanding of what it's all about.


Perhaps others would jump in with their own recommendations for hostings a
site.

Pop`

[cath]

i think i have all that with the package i bought i have an easy blog, 1
domain, 1gb of web space and 10gb of traffic is this it ???? or do i need to
buy something else.

"Pop`" wrote:

cath wrote:
i have made my website on microsoft office word 2003 and aquired a
domain name i would like to know how to publish my site to the web
please.

You have a Domain Name; good, that's a good start.

Next you need a "host" who will "serve" your pages for you. You have to
rent space from someone to host your files and make then available to the
itnernet. Your ISP might do that for you, or there are many other places
which will do it. I only have experience with Netfirms.com so that's the
only one I'll mention, but there are many others you could try too. There
will be a monthly or yearly charge for the space rental. There is much more
to it than just space, so find a site and go read up on what it's all about.
Usually your own ISP includes ten or twenty Meg or so of space for a
personal web site. I'd start by contacting them until you get some
experience and understanding of what it's all about.


Perhaps others would jump in with their own recommendations for hostings a
site.

Pop`

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

In that case, you need to read the documentation provided by whoever sold
you this package to find out how to upload pages to your site.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
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"cath" wrote in message
...
i think i have all that with the package i bought i have an easy blog, 1
domain, 1gb of web space and 10gb of traffic is this it ???? or do i need
to
buy something else.

"Pop`" wrote:

cath wrote:
i have made my website on microsoft office word 2003 and aquired a
domain name i would like to know how to publish my site to the web
please.

You have a Domain Name; good, that's a good start.

Next you need a "host" who will "serve" your pages for you. You have to
rent space from someone to host your files and make then available to
the
itnernet. Your ISP might do that for you, or there are many other
places
which will do it. I only have experience with Netfirms.com so that's
the
only one I'll mention, but there are many others you could try too.
There
will be a monthly or yearly charge for the space rental. There is much
more
to it than just space, so find a site and go read up on what it's all
about.
Usually your own ISP includes ten or twenty Meg or so of space for a
personal web site. I'd start by contacting them until you get some
experience and understanding of what it's all about.


Perhaps others would jump in with their own recommendations for hostings
a
site.

Pop`