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Configuring Cute FTP
Software




Microsoft Frontpage Users

Customers with Microsoft Frontpage extensions installed on their sites should
use only the Frontpage publishing feature to transfer files. Using regular FTP
can corrupt the extensions, disabling the functionality of the Frontpage web and
requiring that the site be deleted to reinstall the extensions.

 




  1. Open
    CuteFTP




     

  2. Add a new ftp
    site by clicking the Add site button







     

  3. The Add
    Host
    window will open. Click on the General tab



     

  4. You will need
    to enter information for the following fields:



    Site Label: This is the name that you would like associated with this
    ftp process. It can be anything that you want. A good default is the name of
    your web site.



    Host Address: This is ftp.yourdomain.com, where ftp.yourdomain.com is
    your actual domain name



    UserID: This is the userID assigned to you by ACCU Webhosting



    Password: This is the password assigned to you by ACCU Webhosting.
    Please insert the latest password if you had changed that in hosting
    controller.



     

  5. Finally, make
    sure the Host Type is Auto-Detect







     

  6. Next, click on
    the Advanced tab



     

  7. Make sure the
    Port field is 21








     

  8. Click OK
    button.



     

  9. To connect to
    your newly created ftp site, select the new site out of the list at the right.
    Click the Connect button.





  10. The box on the
    left consists of the files on your local computer, the box on the right
    contains the files on ACCU Webhosting server. To upload files from your local
    computer to the ACCU Webhosting server, change to the correct directory on the
    left, and drag and drop files from the left onto the right. To download, just
    do the opposite - drag and drop from right to left.







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