options to set up a web site???
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Maintaining a Home Server is expensive and troublesome if you just need to host only a few sites.\n\nGo for an ISP server - Shared hosting is available at very low prices with pretty good reliability. Checkout resellerzoom.com , godaddy.com etc...
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There are several 'hosting' sites available; some free.  You can check out yahoo!'s service and compare the free service to their paid offerings.
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A no html website? And free to boot? . . . .  well, I supose you could technicaly build it in nothing but javascript. . . . It's going to look funny though, and take alot longer. . . . \n\nIf you meen without KNOWLEDGE of html. . . .  then try http://www.geocities.com
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well you can start by going to geocities.com they have free web hosting as well as tools to build your own web page!!! don't need to know HTML or java or anything...it also syncs with ms front page!!!
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I am afraid that your two part question has an easy answer and a hard one.\n\nIn order to set up a web page you need three things:\n\n- HTML coding to determine what information is on your webpage and what it looks like.\n- A "Web Host" to take those files and place them on a "web server" that is accessable to the internet.\n- A URL to tell the world how to get to your newly set up server.\n\nThe HTML coding piece can be done many different ways.  You can choose to purchase or download a free editing application that will let you design your own page from scratch or from some pre-designed templates that come with the software.  Some of the more popular examples of these programs are Microsoft FrontPage and Macromedia (now Adobe) Dreamweaver.  Using these tools does take some learning curve, but as a rule they are not difficult to master.\n\nAn alternative to using software is to utilize a service like Yahoo or NetFirms who offer "Fill in the blank" web design.  These providers allow you to pick a look and feel and simply fill in the boxes as to what information you want to provide.  Often the come bundled with a hosting package and URL which we are about to discuss.\n\nThe second step is to select a webhost.  A Google or Yahoo search on web host will yield hundred of results.  It is best to look for a provider that has been around for some time, has a recognizable brand name and easy access to quality customer support.  A web host will typically charge you a monthly fee ranging anywhere from $8-$800 dollars a month for your site based on complexity and number of visitors (bandwidth) you use up.\n\nFinally you need to obtain a URL (Uniform Resource Locator).  A URL is your address on the internet and tells people how to find you.  Typcially you can purchase a custom URL for use (ie - Mywonderfullwebsite.com) or you can use a longer name with your hosting provider (ie - www.webhostingcompany.com/mywonderfullwebsite).  If you want people to visit your site you should try to pick a URL that is short and easy to remember.\n\nMany web providers bundle all the above items into a single package and remove the complexity from the process for you.\n\nFinally you ask how to get people to look at it ?  That comes down to marketing.  Get the word out by contact webmasters of simmilar sites and asking them to link to your site, visit the major search engines and find the "submit" link where you can enter in your new URL for their review, or start reading up on any of the many many books / websites dedicated to search engines and internet marketing.\n\nGood Luck !
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www.godaddy.com\nYou can get hosting and they have design tutorials and programs.  They also have e-mail capabilities.
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If its a free site, like bravenet or geocities site, they usually have a user friendly way to set up your site. I've used a program called dreamweaver, which is a nice program to use because it already writes the codes for you, behind the scene, so you can focus more on the appearance in a visual way, which most people need.
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you can create your own site at geocities.com for free. also at tripod.com\ncheck it out urself...\nand you can make the best site in the net
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Check with your local ISP.  They frequently have someone on staff who can develop a basic site for you. If you are looking for something more substantial, it may cost you, but check the yellow pages ...\n\nIf I knew where you lived, I might be able to recommend someone more specific ...\n\nIn the end, decide what exactly you want to accomplish with your website, and shop around.  Be obvious, tell everyone who quotes you that you are loking for the best deal !!
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http://www.geocities.com is how I started up.You will need your yahoo sign in details and they even supply the software for you to quickly build your pages. This bit is free. I upgraded to a domain name ($9.50 per month) and you can see that at http://www.mwitham.com     this will show you what can be done with a free site but be warned the data transfer limit is tiny on the free sites 3.3GB which has got an hourly limit also,so don't get building a site too big. I had to upgrade due to my expanding site which is soon to have 120 pages of free travel/tourist information on.
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try \nwww.godaddy.com\nit has too good webhosting packages. resellers also.
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http://www.byethost.com/\nhttp://www.addyour.net/\nhttp://www.100webspace.com/freeplan.html\nhttp://www.netfreehost.com/index.php\nhttp://www.perfectfreewebhosting.com/\nthose are for hosting it...\nuse http://www.united.net.kg/domain.htm for a free .co.nr domain or get a paid .com/.net/.org/etc at a place like godaddy.com
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Through the Yahoo home page, go to Geocities.\nIt's an easy, fast way to start.\nOh, and FREE.
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Internet Explorer (this might work for other web browsers too)\n\nTools: Internet Options\nand then there's a place "Home Page" where you put in the address
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One of the more popular ways to set up a domain (web site name) of your choice is GoDaddy... but there are lots of services that will do it for you.\n\nYou can do a free search at www.whois.com to see if a domain is free.  If it's free, you'll need to contact a provider about it.
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If you just want a basic website.\nuse a template and change stuff to fit your needs ..\nTemplates 'free"\nhttp://openwebdesign.org\n\n\nYou can edit it with a text editor "I use crimson editor"\nfree download of numerous ones\nhttp://www.thefreecountry.com/webmaster/htmleditors.shtml\n\nIf you want to use something more inclusive use a content management system..\nThey are fairly easy to setup if you just along on setup\nBasic tutorial your host should have them also\nhttp://rusw.com/db_1.htm\nSome free ones\nhttp://opensourcecms.com/      portal\nhttp://www.mamboserver.com/\nhttp://nucleuscms.org/\nhttp://www.postnuke.com/\nhttp://www.joomla.org/\n\nLinks to things you may find useful as you go along.\nhttp://www.rusw.com/li/elfreebos.htm