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Website Resources
This page contains all the resources you need to create and upload
your own RSGB Regional Website based on these pages. All the
software you need is downloadable from the internet as trial versions.
The Steps you need to take are as follows...
- Downloading the Source Files
- Unzipping the Source Files
- Editing the Source Files
- Getting your own counter
- Joining the RSGB Region Webring
- Uploading Your Site to your server
This will work on most PCs running Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000. I cannot
tell you how to do this on a Macintosh, so you're on your own!
Downloading the Source Files
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Click the image to the right, and then select 'Save to Disk'. This
file contains all the pages and images contained on this site in one
archive (You may recognise this as a Winzip file).
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Unzipping the Source Files
To extract the files from this archive, you will need to have WinZip
installed on your computer. A trial version can be downloaded from
http://www.winzip.com/.
Editing the Source Files
It is often said, there is more that one way to skin a cat...
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This site was written with nothing more than notepad.exe
inside Windows. Alternatively, you can use a variety of shareware
HTML authoring tools either from TUCOWS or commercial offerings.
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Getting your own counter
Go to The Counter and
sign up for a counter. If you set your counter to display just the numbers and
then set up your colours like this in the 'Advanced' settings...

All you have to do is edit your ID in the code in the Sidebar.
Joining the RSGB Region Webring

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Click the icon to the left to be taken the RSGB Regional Webring
Sign up page (Alternatively, click the icon on the front page).
Once accepted, you will receive the code to insert into your front page, you
can get away with just editing the ID if you wish!
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Uploading Your Site to your Server
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Once you are happy with your website, you will need to upload it to your
Internet Service Provider's Site - This is normally done with an FTP
(File Transfer Protocol) Program. One of the better known is WS_FTP,
available from Ipswitch.
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© 2001 - Andy Russell, G0VRM.
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