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billelm

4:38 pm on Mar 21, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Hello out there,

I have built a simple web site (Using M S Home publishing 2000) for our local classic car club, I have found someone to host the site for free, in exchange for an add. I have been asked to send site in H T M L or H T M Files.

Does anyone know how to do this.

Regards to all

Bill.

hannamyluv

6:06 pm on Mar 21, 2004 (gmt 0)

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HTML is the language that basic websites are built on. When you save the website files written in HTML, they will save with the extention .html or .htm. Most of the time it doesn't matter which you save it as.

If you have built your site in a HTML generator (which you have) the files will automatically be saved as .htm or .html when you save. (for an example, look at the address bar in your browser, WW thread files are .htm) Just look for the files using your windows explorer in details mode to see that it has done this. If they just need the files, attach them to an email and send them to them. If they want them FTP'd, you just need to download a FTP program. Many are free.

koocw

12:05 am on Mar 23, 2004 (gmt 0)

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If you're using a text editor, just save the file with the extension .htm or .html .

For example, if your webpage title is classiccarclub, choose File... and then Save As... from your text editor and save the file as classiccarclub.html or classiccarclub.htm .

Take care not to leave any spaces in the file name.

brucec

7:22 pm on Mar 23, 2004 (gmt 0)

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Also, if you are starting to learn HTML, take the time to learn XHTML instead. It is going to be the forced standard in the near future.

Any XHTML book will do. You can still save in .HTML format.

Good luck.