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Making up your files. |
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You can make your files easily using Web-authoring tool software.
These are some popular Web-authoring tools: |
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FrontPage |
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Microsoft |
Windows95, Windows NT |
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Home Page Builder |
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IBM Japan |
Windows95, Windows NT |
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Netscape Navigator Gold |
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Netscape
Communications |
Windows95, Windows NT, Macintosh |
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Adobe PageMill |
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Adobe |
Windows95, Macintosh |
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Some advice on naming your files. |
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Your homepage (the top page of your website) should be given the file name "index.html" or "index.htm".
That is the default file name that the server automatically uses to locate the homepage, and so if you use "index.html" or "index.htm" as the file name for your homepage, there is no need to include it as part of your URL.
If, however, you use anything other than "index.html" or "index.htm" as the file name of your homepage, the file name you use must be added to your URL.
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| ** example ** |
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1. You named your homepage "index.html" or "index.htm". |
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URL = http://given server name/yellow/abc |
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2. You named your homepage "myhomepage.html". |
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URL = http://given server name/yellow/abc/myhomepage.html |
As for other pages on your website, you may use any file names you wish. Upper-case letters "A-Z", lower-case letters "a-z", numbers "0-9" and marks"-_." can be used for file names.
Your user path name will be case-sensitive.
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