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Posted by Ramz | | Posted On Thursday, October 8, 2009 at 8:36 PM

we are a group of people who are working for providing help to begginners about forex and webhosting and networking related issues...
our team is working for beginners its our goal ..and we are achieving as well..

Links

Posted by Ramz | | Posted On at 8:34 PM

there are few links given..
from which you can take help also..

http://www.forex-guide.tk/
http://www.forex-study.tk/
http://www.forex-guides.tk/
http://www.ramz.tk/
http://www.ramz007.tk/
http://www.networkshelp.tk/
http://www.network-study.tk/

Forums

Posted by Ramz | | Posted On at 8:31 PM

Yeah our forums will publish soon for our visitors..so just wait for it.

Support

Posted by Ramz | | Posted On at 8:30 PM

we are working in this areaa..n soon we will complete this area of our website..

Contact Us

Posted by Ramz | | Posted On at 8:28 PM

Now you can contact us very easily on our mail address..on our telephones numbers...
or via comments...
simply write us to.

sent2ramiz@gmail.com

comments will be appreciate.

Upload your files/Publish your website

Posted by Ramz | Labels: | Posted On Tuesday, September 22, 2009 at 8:03 PM


Upload your files to the root directory of your purchased web hosting server space. You can do this either by using your hosting account's inhouse file manager, but those are often slow and manage large file volume poorly. Our recomendation is to get your hands on a FTP client. More specifically, a FireFox add-on by the name FireFTP. It will allow you to access your hosting account directly in the web browser and transfer website files with ease.

Assuming that are new to site building and all that web developments entiles, for you to get a website up and running sooner rather than later, we suggest you follow the steps above. Use open source and the blessing of freeware. Get a hosting plan that matches your needs and publish your files through a FTP client like FireFtp. There will be things to rememeber and learn along the way, but if you follow this path, or these guidelines, creating a website will not seem so impossible.

Upload your files to the root directory of your purchased web hosting server space. You can do this either by using your hosting account's inhouse file manager, but those are often slow and manage large file volume poorly. Our recomendation is to get your hands on a FTP client. More specifically, a FireFox add-on by the name FIreFtp It will allow you to access your hosting account directly in the web browser and transfer website files with ease.
Assuming that are new to site building and all that web developments entiles, for you to get a website up and running sooner rather than later, we suggest you follow the steps above. Use open source and the blessing of freeware. Get a hosting plan that matches your needs and publish your files through a FTP client like FireFtp. There will be things to rememeber and learn along the way, but if you follow this path, or these guidelines, creating a website will not seem so impossible.

Get a hosting plan

Posted by Ramz | Labels: | Posted On at 8:02 PM


Next step is to find somewhere online to put your website files and assign an address to that somewhere. Any given hosting plan include storage space on a web server and a domain name registration. Depending on what size your website has and potential traffic volume it's going to generate, you get a hosting plan based on three factors - storage space, bandwidth and CPU. Nowadays, there are many qualitative and cheap with hosting plans to choose between.

For all of you into blogging, there are also many great word press offering cheap hosting that is tailored to support this CMS.

Using Wordpress

Posted by Ramz | Labels: | Posted On at 8:01 PM


wordpress.org is one free content management system that is used by millions of blogging laymen. With it comes a whole system that makes it easy to add new content to your site and already made web design themes for you to choose between. If interested, learn more about how to create your own Wordpress theme.

Other alternatives

Joomla is another free CMS software which basically creates the site for you and eases the task of content administration. The only thing you have to do is to install it properly. In addition to this, you are also normally granted free access to site-building tools when you sign up for a hosting plan. If you want read more about how to start your own website, find out more about how to set up a free website through web hosting