1. Email Users Have 10MB of Web Space
All email addresses ending in 'cruzio.com' or one of the extra
email addresses you get with your Cruzio account, like baymoon.com
or icogitate.com, each have 10MB of Web space. If you haven't taken
advantage of your extra mailboxes, here's how to get
started.
You can put any type of file like text or an image in your Web
space, but for it to be visible with a Web browser, like Firefox
or Internet Explorer, the files must end in a suffix that the browser
can read. For text files that would be .html and for images it's
usually .gif or .jpg. The resources in the left column offer additional
help and advice to users who want to construct a Web site.
2. Put the Files Into Your Web Space
To upload files from your computer to the server at Cruzio where
they can be viewed from the Web, you need a program called File
Transfer Protocol (FTP). If you're using a Web editing program
like Dreamweaver, FTP is probably built in. If not, try downloading CoreFTP for
Windows or RBrowser for
Mac.
The FTP program will need the following from the Login Information
sheet you got when you started your Cruzio account:
| FTP
ACCESS SETTINGS |
| Account |
FTP Host |
Login |
Password |
Cruzio.com
Web/FTP Space |
members.cruzio.com |
Your cruzio.com email login |
Your cruzio.com email password |
Extra Mailbox
Web/FTP Space |
ftp.baymoon.com
(or ftp.calcentral.com, etc.) |
Your baymoon.com email login
(or calcentral.com, etc. email login) |
Your baymoon.com email password
(or calcentral.com, etc. email password) |
3. Point Your Browser to This Address
To see how the files look on the Web, put your site's address
in the browser address field.
http://members.cruzio.com/~yourlogin
http://www.baymoon.com/~yourlogin (or ftp.calcentral.com, ftp.icogitate.com,
etc.) |
