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                      In your FTP program enter your host address or name (e.g. 
                      yourdomain.com), set the host type to "automatic detect" 
                      and enter your user / password. Once you have established 
                      a connection successfully you can start transfering the 
                      files from your local computer to the web server. Don't 
                      forget to set the FTP type corresponding to the files you 
                      want to transfer: when uploading text or HTML files set 
                      it to ASCII, otherwise to BINARY. 
                       
                      Remember, if your domain is new or you transfered it to 
                      our server recently, it will take 24 to 72 hours until this 
                      changes are propagated throughout the world. Until then 
                      you will have to use the IP address. 
                       
                      Your html files and all files you want to make accessible 
                      to the World Wide Web must be uploaded to your account. 
                      When you first FTP into your account, you'll be taken to 
                      your "Home" directory. Don't confuse this with 
                      your "web directory." The home directory is "not" 
                      accessible to the World Wide Web - it's a private directory 
                      where critical system files reside. DO NOT delete files 
                      that have been created by the system, otherwise your web 
                      site may stop working! 
                      All files which should be visible to the Internet belong 
                      in the directory public_html. 
                       
                       
                     
                     
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