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replyReply Wed 12 Mar 2008, 14:45Delegate SUSAN said...

SUSAN has attended:
Expression Web (2 days) course

The hosting of websites

How do I decide where to host a website??

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replyReply Sat 15 Mar 2008, 19:51Trainer David said...

RE: The hosting of websites

Susan

Thanks for your question.

I suugest you think of a domain name describing what your website does and google hosting on the web, if you want free hosting go for that. Alternatively go to your own net provider from home and see what web space they are allocationg you.

hope this helps

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