How can I link files in my computer to my weblog?
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do not get anglefire or tripod.com. they both suck. you hardly get any data transfer. get http://www.sitesled.com/ you get unlimited file size upload, 100mb of storage space and 30gb of data transfer a month. not bad for free
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http : hypertext transfer ptotocol\nwww : world wide web
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Try putting it in Notepad then cut and paste or else get a free website and make one there and link it.
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Use Putfile:\n\nhttp://www.putfile.com/
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Yes you can do it is bit tricky but follow the instructions and save the bookmarks.\nIn Firefox\n\nStep 1: Export and save your browser bookmarks as a file\n\n    * From Bookmarks menu select Manage bookmarks.\n    * In the window that opens, select Export from the File menu.\n    * Save the file to your computer. Make note of the location so you can re-find the file later.\n\na file like bookmarks.html (you can view it throug any browser)\nNow, open http://myweb2.search.yahoo.com Click 'Tools' link,\nhere you find another link to import bookmark.\nFollow this step.\n\nStep 2: Import your bookmarks file into My Web\n\n    * Click the Browse button below; select the file you just exported, and click Open.\n    * You should see your bookmarks file in the box below.\n    * Click Import Bookmarks to import your bookmarks to My Web.\n--- ---- ---- ------ ----- ---\nYou can import any saved bookmarks you wish.
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Its simple just link the file with any text..\n\nFor example:\n\nYour file is in C:/my documents/name.avi\n\njust link it like this: <a href="C:/my documents/name.avi"> File Name </a>\n\nand if it is in the same directory then <a href="./name.avi"> File Name</a>\n\nClicking on the same lead them to download the file.\n\nHope that help you
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you'll need software help\nhttp://andycaine.rssfeed.hop.clickbank.net
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under file  import/export save the bookmarks to a file, either email them to the other pc or transfer via Bluetooth, USB key, floppy, etc
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use the ftp to upload it and use the loop option\n\n:> peace
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First scan your hardcopy onto the computer....then to e-mail..send as an attachment....to post to the website..upload with an ftp program.\n\nI hope this helps
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First step is to take your software program and compress it into one file. You can use the zip file format or StuffIt.\n\nNext, store that compressed file on your hard drive in your local site. That's the folder that is set up to look like the file and folder structure of your real site, but on your computer. You can put in a folder as mentioned called downloads.\n\nOn your web page (which you've set up in Dreamweaver) where the download link is supposed to go, create some text (like download now), select it and then, using the little target icon that is next to the link field in your properties panel, click and drag a line so that it points to the compressed file in your files list panel on the right. Make sure you can see the compressed file's name in the list.\n\nSave and preview in a web browser. If it doesn't download properly, right-click on the link in the browser and choose "Save link as" or "Download link" or whatever term the browser uses to download the linked file. It should download to a default location on your computer. You may want to include the instructions for right-clicking a link so that your visitors are aware.\n\nFinally, synchronize your local site with your remote site in Dreamweaver and you're ready to go.
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You will get downloadable files from the link I have attached.
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u mean the blogspot.com? try blogdrive.com, it's nice... you can do whatever u want as long as know codes and html...
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just look for html support, if there just use that. otherwise there is customizable add link feature in almost all blogs
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just go to yahoo blog,
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This is what I use: http://www.createblog.com/scripts/download.php?id=91
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All you need it is to link to a file other than say an .html page, like a zip file or what not. As long as the server doesnt know what to do with it, it will ask you if you want to open or download it. All you need to do is set up an "href" tag.