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Re: Yay! My New Web-Site!
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Tue, 21 Jan 2003 06:46:36 GMT
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In lugnet.publish.html, Jason Coronado writes:
> holy cow!  your website is awesome!  i just updated my bookmarks to include
> this new work of art.

Yay!

> it's funny, i was just talking to my future
> brother-in-law about making a website.  i have one problem:  it takes me
> long enough to make my lego creations, so maintaining an updated website
> would take me no less than forever.  how do you find the time?  i have 100
> mb of free web space via at&t broadband, but i have no clue how to make a
> basic website.  what do you think?  should i try, or just stick to posting
> pics on brickshelf?

For this web site, I researched the services that came with my ISP. If you
have at&t, they have alotted you 100MB to either store and or display web-space.

You need either the HTML knowledge to use with a FTP utility or use a
Web-Writing program like I have. I use CuteSite 2.0 from Globalscape.

You just configure your site using the program. Then secure some web-space.
If you have  100MB on at&t find out what the process for logging in and get
the FTP upload info, such as your username, web-site name and address.

Put that info into the Web-writing program options for FTP Upload configure
and that's the brief run down.

1. Get program to make web-pages - or use your ISP's features to get started.
2. Configure Web-pages to taste.
3. Secure info on your web-space. - user FTP info.
4. Upload using web-writing program or FTP utility.
6. Enjoy!

That's the basic experience. At least for me.

> anyway, i really dig your graphics and how easy it is to navigate through
> your website.  another fine treat from the master!

Thanks! The size of www.mylegomaster.com is big, having a smaller Version
will speed up my publishing considerably and its fun to try new things!

e
http://members.aol.com/mylegomaster/index.htm
http://www.mylegomaster.com/

> In lugnet.build.mecha, Eric Sophie writes:
> > Yay! Look - Tell me if you dig my New Web Site!
> > 
> > New MOCs will be featured here.
> > http://members.aol.com/mylegomaster/index.htm
> > 
> > This will be my primary Web-Site now. It only contains MOCs.
> > 
> > mylegomaster.com is still up, but it takes too long to update because of its
> > size :( Refer to The Legomaster's Lego Continuum for greater depth etc....
> > 
> > So I refined it to the Bare Minimum. What else do you notice or recommend?
> > The name graphics for each model links to its own Brickshelf Gallery.
> > 
> > Stop in and take the Poll!
> > 
> > e



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