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Showing posts with label connect. Show all posts

Saturday, August 29, 2015

How to Set Up POP3 Mail (12 Steps)


Open Microsoft Outlook and select 'Tools > Email Accounts' from the menu. In the 'Email Accounts' dialog box, select the option: 'Add a new e-mail account' and hit 'Next.'
Select POP3 as the option to connect to a POP3 e-mail server and download your e-mail and hit 'Next.'
Type in the name you would like to appear in the 'From' field for your outgoing emails and enter the email address you're setting up in the 'E-mail Address' field. Add the user name and password from your Internet server for your email account.
Add your incoming mail server (POP3) and outgoing mail server (SMTP) information under 'Server Information' and place a checkmark by 'Remember password.'
Select the 'More Settings' button. In the 'Internet E-mail Settings' dialog box, select the 'Outgoing Server' tab. Place a checkmark beside 'My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication.' Leave the 'Use same settings as my incoming mail server' option selected and click OK.
Hit the 'Finish' button to complete the set up.
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How to Map a Drive to a Web Site (8 Steps)


Open Windows Explorer by running 'explorer.exe' from the Run dialog box. You can bring up the Run dialog box by pressing the 'Windows' key and the letter 'R' at the same time. In the available text area, type 'explorer.exe' and press 'Enter.'
In Windows Explorer, click on the 'Tools' menu near the top, and select the 'Map Network Drive' option. This will open the Map Network Drive dialog box.
Click on the link that will allow you to connect to a network server or website, located beneath the drive letter and folder selection boxes. This may be listed as 'Sign up for online storage or connect to a network server' or 'Connect to a Web site that you can use to store your documents and pictures,' depending on your version of Microsoft Windows. This will open the 'Add Network Place Wizard.'
Click the 'Next' button on the Add Network Place Wizard. When prompted to choose where to create the network place, click 'Choose another (or custom) network location' and then click 'Next.'
In the Internet or network address text area, type your FTP address and click 'Next.' Typically this will be 'ftp://www.yourdomain.com' or 'ftp://ftp.yourdomain.com,' where 'yourdomain' is the name of the website you're attempting to access. Your FTP log-in information can be acquired by contacting your domain hosting service.
If your FTP allows anonymous login, make sure the 'Log on anonymously' box is checked. If your FTP requires a user name and password, uncheck the 'Log on anonymously' box and type your user name in the provided text area and click 'Next.'
Type a name to identify this network place, then click 'Next.'
Make sure the 'Open this network place when I click Finish' box is checked. The first time the network place is opened, you will be prompted for your FTP password. The network place can now be accessed from My Computer or from Windows Explorer.
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Tuesday, August 25, 2015

How to Uninstall Drupal


Open an FTP connection with your Web server. Almost all Web hosts offer this type of file directory access through a FTP browsing application. This application will allow you to connect to your website's files with a user-created password and sub-domain connection path, such as 'ftp.yourwebsite.com,' for example.
Find the folder in your website directory where you created the Drupal installation.
Delete this entire folder by selecting it in the file browser and choosing 'Delete' from within your FTP application. This will remove all of the Drupal administration functions and all of the files associated with your Drupal-based website.
Open your Web browser and navigate to your website hosting control panel. This is usually found through your Web hosting provider's user area.
Find your database control area, and open it to get access to all of your databases.
Remove the database you created for Drupal when you first installed it. Drupal should be fully removed from your website.
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Thursday, August 20, 2015

How to Transfer From Seedbox to Seedbox


Open your FTP client, such as FlashFXP, FTPRush or SmartFTP.
Click 'Tools' and select 'Site Manager.' Create a 'New Site.'
Enter the information for your first hosting server. You will need the hosting address, username and the password for the account.
Create another new site for your second hosting server. Enter your login information for this account, as well.
Connect to both servers. Your log should indicate a successful connection, or any problems encountered with the server or inaccurate login information.
Locate your seedbox directory within each server, using the internal browser windows to navigate the server's directories. Drag and drop the files from one server to the other to begin the FXP, or file exchange protocol, process.
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How to Transfer Data in Web Form to a Database


Create a database. Note down the input fields on your existing web form. For example, if your form contains fields for 'Name,' 'Address,' 'Email' and 'Phone Number,' create these corresponding fields in your database.
Create a form handling page. This will contain scripts that will connect the web form to your database and store the entered information. You will need to use programming languages such as ASP or PHP along with SQL to create a script to have the data stored in your database.
Edit your web form. Using an HTML editor such as MS Frontpage or Dreamweaver, change your '
' tag to submit to your form handling page. For example, if your form handling page is named 'formhandler.php,' the '
' tag will look like this:
Save your web form and form handling page and upload it to your web hosting account.
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