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Configuring WS 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 your
    WS_FTP
    program



     

  2. On the
    Session Properties
    screen, click on the General tab. Here you have
    several fields that you need to fill out.

     

    Profile
    Name:
    Enter the name you want to know this profile by. Your domain name
    is commonly used here

     


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

     


    Host Type:
    Make sure Automatic detect is selected.

     


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




    Password
    field:
    This is the Password that you designated in your Hosting
    Controller Control Panel.






  3. Click the
    Apply
    button and then the OK button



     

  4. Next, you must
    configure the ASCII extensions so that your text based files will transfer
    correctly. Get to this window by clicking Options at the bottom of the
    main window and selecting the Extensions tab. Here you enter .htm,
    .html, .pl, .txt, .cgi or any other file extensions that need to be
    transferred as text.







     

  5. Next, click on
    the Session (cont'd) tab and select Auto Detect under the
    Startup Transfer Mode.



     

  6. Click Apply
    and OK.








     

  7. To upload or
    download a file, highlight the file, and click the Arrow buttons in between
    the window that points in the direction you want it to move. In other words,
    to upload, click a file in the left box, and click the arrow pointing to the
    right, and it will appear on the right.










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