Thanks Ronni and Tim
Will look towards Sandvox later ( i know Reg loves it)
Hostingserviceswa charges $100 for 10 GB.
Is that $100 per year?
ta
blitto
Rod Blitvich - Amy Sam’s Dad
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Hi Rod
Yes it is.
It also gets your a stack of other features and your own email address as well
(using the domain name you set it, or can be created for you.)
Kind regards
Daniel
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MacWizardry
Phone: 0414 795 960
Email: daniel AT macwizardry.com.au
Web:
On 10/07/2012, at 10:30 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Blitto,
Yes, I have found Sandvox very 'Mac like'! which suits me ;-)
I purchased a few other programs as well as Sandvox to try, but finally
decided Sandvox was best for me.
In Sandvox, your website is stored in a single file on your
Hi WAMUGers
I have copied my iWeb Domain from my 10.6 macbook pro to my 10.7 macbook air.
I can't seem to get it to open.
It keeps opening another iWeb file - a quick demo one i did recently, but won't
open the big one i just copied.
Please can anyone offer advice?
I've tried searching for
I think this is my answer!!!:
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There are a couple points to note with iWeb when you are running Lion.
The User/Library folder is hidden so you need to access it from the Finder Go
menu.
Choose Go to Folder..., Shift-Command-G, enter this into the window...
~/library/
... and click the Go
Hi Blitto,
iWeb is unusual in that it stores all your website data in a file called
domain.sites2.
This file is located in your user library and the path is - Home
Folder/Library/Application Support/iWeb.
If you want the preference file also, the path is -
Home
Yes, you have left it too late to extract your MobileMe hosted website to
Sandvox.
You need the URL of your website for Sandvox to grab the files.
Sandvox features an item in the File menu, called Extract Content of
Website..., to extract the contents of an existing website into a new document.
So Ronni
Is Sandvox worth the change or stick with iWeb?
ta
blitto
On 10/07/2012, at 7:40 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Yes, you have left it too late to extract your MobileMe hosted website to
Sandvox.
You need the URL of your website for Sandvox to grab the files.
Sandvox features an item in
Hi Blitto,
Yes, I have found Sandvox very 'Mac like'! which suits me ;-)
I purchased a few other programs as well as Sandvox to try, but finally decided
Sandvox was best for me.
In Sandvox, your website is stored in a single file on your computer. You
double-click it to open and edit the site.
I concur with Ronni,
I too use Sandvox and HostingServicesWA and find both work easily.
I also have Dreamweaver but find my interest in building websites waning, so
wanted something relatively simple to give me attractive templates that I could
build with. Sandvox does this well. Today I
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