This Website

http://web.onetel.net.uk/~richardweston/

is constructed using the following potentially FREE* resources:

Netscape Composer, now available in a brilliant new version as part of Netscape 7, from magazine disc or the web
Arachnophilia is useful to tidy up some of the HTML which Composer produces!
FTP Explorer is useful to delete unwanted files from your site and for publishing .text files,
HTML Goodies by Joe Burns - book and website
Free Webspace from your ISP (Internet Service Provider)- Onetel is good in that it provides free support by email, not to mention excellent telephone rates (eg UK 2.5p/min all day, US 3p/min 24/7, Germany 3p, France 4p etc....), internet 1p/min 24/7 or £12.99 per month 24/7.

*use "Google!" to find programs on web or go to library for book!

Print this page!
Keep all the files appearing on your site in one directory on your hard disc. Backup whole site onto floppy, cd or whatever every time you add stuff!
Publish an "exec version" of the program (needs Richard Russell's full version of BB4W) so that anyone can download and run it. Do this by creating a link to your "exec. version saved program" on your webpage.
Also publish a "Listing" as a text (.txt) file of your program as follows : a). With the program loaded into the BB4W editing window click EDIT then SELECT ALL. b). RIGHT CLICK MOUSE then COPY c). Bring up a blank NOTEPAD window ( via START, PROGRAMS, ACCESSORIES, NOTEPAD) d). RIGHT CLICK MOUSE over NOTEPAD window, then PASTE your listing into it. e).Save the text file into your website's unique directory under a suitable file name (say the same name as the .exec file but with L added to the end). Use FTP Explorer to upload the .txt file to your webspace.
Do not publish ".bbc files" as some browsers will not handle them
Use Composer to upload your webpages not FTP Explorer, as it names webpages as name.htm. The other programs (Composer and Arachnophilia) upload webpages as name.html. FTP explorer is fine for uploading other types of files such as graphics and as mentioned above, text files.
Don't hesitate to seek advice from ....

Richard Weston (homepage)