What is a URL and how does it work and where do you register?
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You would need a URL (I use stargateinc.com to register mine) but you wouldn't necessarily need a database admin, unless your particular business required it. For a basic, business site, you probably wouldn't need one. You would need to explain your business quite a bit more for a better answer though.
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Hi~\n\nYou can go to NetworkSolution, http://www.networksolutions.com/whois/index.jhtml\nand type the domain name in the search box. You will find who register the domain name. The website also offers domain name registration services.
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Register.com is a government endowed monopoly. Yahoo may host your domain name just like any other service provider, but you can't get away from monopoly control it you want to keep your own domain name. Sad but true. But if register.com is your service provider, you can switch easily. You will still have to pay fro your domain name at one place, pay for you isp at another place. There are only a few monopolies controling registration, you might be able to re-register with one of the other 3 or 4 companies allowed by government.
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It's when you put a link to someone elses website on your website in return for them putting a link for your website on their website. It's used to help generate traffic and promote your website.
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What comes up exactly?\nIf you are talking about you're home page then you'll have to go to, Tool, Internet options, and make you're home page whatever you want.
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if you have purchased a URL e.g www.SomeName.com, you can go to the CONTROL PANEL of your URL provider and Look for a setting called Destination IP or something of the same meaning. \n\nHere you put the IP of your PC, so each time anyone uses the URL, they will be directed to your PC. Ofcourse you need to have a web server installed on your PC to host some web pages.\n\n:)
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Register.com has created a "coming soon" page that amounts to their face in my face (popups etc). Can I get rid of this?\n\nOnce you create your site, and modify the DNS to point to the new site, that will stop.  Ask Register.com for instructions on setting the new DNS.\n------------------------\nDo I have to use their servers or their website creation services?\n\nNo.  If all you bought is the registration, you can point it anywhere.\n------------------------\nIf by chance my proposed .com got to be big, do they own a piece of it or have any rights to it?\n\nNo, unless you forget to renew your domain name - then, anyone can pick it up (including me) and sell it back to you for a profit...
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here's the URL(website address)
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It's just a link that you can click on to get to another web page. For instance: http://www.cookiecentral.com/content.phtml?area=4&id=10\n\nThat is a hyperlink. If you click on it, it will take you directly to that web page. This is a web page that talks about "cookies". So if you don't know what cookies are, go ahead and click on it and it will answer all questions about them.
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what u mean ? please try add details\nu cant find domain what ?\ndomain name ?\ngot a problem for choosing a domain name ?\nare u lookin for a website ?\ndo u wanna register a domain name ?\nhttp://www.register.com
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http://www.dot.tk/\n\nCompletely free. but I think they show an adverticement before redirecting to your URL.\nYour domain name will be : www.yourname.tk\n\nI hope this can help you.
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In the Web world, a url (universal resource locator) is the address of a resource (file). It's the same things that u see in the adress bar (normally present at the top of the browser u r using). \n\nJust like any file in ur COMPUTER can be opened by typing something like "C:&#92;My Documents&#92;..." in windows explorer, any file in the INTERNET can be opened using its url.\n\nTo use other websites for promotion, u have to approach them and make a deal (commercial or otherwise) so that they display a link to ur URL on their webpage.
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Huh? What? How's that again? You don't say! Really now. I'm dumbfounded! Clueless comes too mind. I'm thinking now and this sometimes is a dangerous thing. The one major thing that raises a flag with me is you forget to ask your question! Correct me if I'm wrong. Have a great day! P.S. With a name like justice, lets hope your not sitting on the bench somewhere adminisering Justice. lol I fianally noticed your question toward the bottom. Slap me I'm silly like that sometimes. Here we go. URL:  Abbreviation of Uniform Resource Locator, the global address of documents and other resources on the World Wide Web.\n\nThe first part of the address indicates what protocol to use, and the second part specifies the IP address or the domain name where the resource is located.\n\nFor example, the two URLs below point to two different files at the domain pcwebopedia.com. The first specifies an executable file that should be fetched using the FTP protocol; the second specifies a Web page that should be fetched using the HTTP protocol:
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components of url:\n\n1.WWW\n2.web site address(domain name)\n3.extension(e.g .in.uk.com.etc....)
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The best way is to submit the URL to Google, as AOL uses Google search. And the best thing to do is to use Google's sitemaps. See details at http://www.google.com/webmasters.
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can you just register for it?
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its the Anchor Tag. <a> tag\nExample: \n<a href="url">click this url</a>\n\nhref is the attribute and it has the actual url to redirect to