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What is my web site's address?
- To view your web site, use the address
http://www.IamMEA.org/UserId (ex: www.IamMEA.org/jsmith)
- To make changes to your web site, use the address
http://www.IamMEA.org/UserId and sign in with your user name and password.
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How do I update, change and delete files on my web site?
Once you have made changes to your web site on your local computer, you may update the information
on the server by using any of the publish methods described in the
Publishing your web site page.
The www.IamMEA.org web site also provides a nice interface for looking at or updating your files. This
interface is called File Manager. To use this tool:
- Go to www.IamMEA.org home page.
- Click on the File Manager link in the toolbox on the left side of the screen.
- To delete files, click the checkbox next to the file and click the Delete button.
- To update files, click the Upload File button to be taken to the Easy Upload interface.
Click here to go to the File Manager page now.
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What types of files are supported?
Below, you will find the current list of supported file types. We will add to this
list periodically as new file types become more common across the Web.
For security reasons, we will not be supporting CGI scripts or .EXE files.
EXT FILE TYPE
asp Active Server Pages
avi video
bmp image
doc MS Word
gif image
htm html
html htm
java Java
jpeg image
jpg image
js JavaScript
mdb Access
mid MIDI
mov QuickTime Mov
mp2 mpeg audio
mp3 mpeg audio
mpeg mpeg video
mpg mpeg video
pdf Acrobat Portable Data Format
pps MS PowerPoint slide
pub MS Publisher
png image
ppt MS PowerPoint
qt QuickTime MooV
tif image
tiff image
txt ASCII text
xls Excel
xml extensible markup language
zip compressed file
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Are Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions supported?
Yes, we do support basic Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions. These include web components such as
page hit counters, page modification date stamps and dynamic effects on your page. We also support
the use of search pages, guestbooks and forms. If you choose to implement forms, be aware that at this
time, we do not support the ability to email form results or to store them in a database.
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How do I configure my FTP client?
- If you are using the windows FTP utility:
- Open a command window
- Click on your Start menu
- Choose Accessories
- Choose Command Prompt
- A command window will open. Type ftp www.iammea.org and press Enter.
- Enter your www.IamMEA.org user id and press Enter.
- Enter your www.IamMEA.org password and press Enter.
- You may now use FTP commands to move files. If you need help, type ? and
press Enter for a list of commands.
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- If you are using WS-FTP Pro, Click Here for detailed instructions
Note: You may need to enter your directory name or double-click on your folder when log in
is complete. If you are experiencing problems with FTP, please reference the
Publishing Your Web Site page for information regarding the Easy Upload interface.
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How do I use FTP commands?
After connecting to the IAmMEA FTP server and logging in, you may now manage the files
in your account using standard FTP commands. Here are the basic commands you will need:
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bin
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changes the transfer mode to binary (used for transferring graphics, .zip files, etc.)
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chdir
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<directory name>
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changes our directory
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dir
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lists all of the files in your directory
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get
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<filename>
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transfers files from the remote FTP host to your local hard drive
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mget
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<filename>
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transfers multiple files (using wild cards) from the remote FTP host to your local hard
drive
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mkdir
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<directory name>
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creates a directory
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mput
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<filename>
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transfers multiple files (using wild cards) from your local hard drive to the
remote FTP host
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put
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<filename>
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transfers files from your local hard drive to the remote FTP host
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prompt
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toggles confirmation prompts when using mput and mget commands
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pwd
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displays the current directory on the IAmMEA.org server
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quit
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exits the FTP client
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rmdir
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<directory name>
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removes a directory
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?
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lists various commands
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?
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<command>
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lists simple help for that <command>
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