Most browsers will have a URL or address box near the top in which to type the address of your file. For example, in Netscape 6:
The address for the opening page of this Windows web tutorial is at the
address:
http://www.uvm.edu/~hag/wcreate/wcstartwin.html
What does this mean?
(1) http:// - tells Netscape you are looking for a web page
(2) www.uvm.edu - tells Netscape that the web page is located on the web
server at the University of Vermont (aka "zoo")
(3) /~hag - tells the web server to look in the public_html folder in the
account named "hag"
(4) /wcreate - specifies that the file is in a folder named "wcreate" within
the public_html folder in that account
(5) /wcstartwin.html - tells the browser to look for a file of that exact
name in the wcreate sub-folder
Your page will be at http://www.uvm.edu/~your-accout-name/filename.html
View the page and decide if you want to make changes. To edit the page,
you can:
1) re-open the copy that you saved on your hard disk in Composer by going
to Communicator: Composer, File: Open, and finding the file.
or
2) open the file into Composer directly from the web by going to File: Edit Page in the Netscape menu. This will open a copy of the file into a new Composer window.
or
3) use FTP to download a copy of the file from zoo to your hard drive, then open it with your web editor of choice.
Once you have the file, continue with the web publishing cycle: edit, save,
upload/set permissions, view!
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