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Mac
FTP Instructions
How to Transfer Your HTML Files for Your Personal Web
Page for Mac Users - Anarchie
Open Anarchie. If this is the first time using Anarchie, you'll
be asked to configure settings.
Under the FTP menu, select "Get" or "FTP". Fill in IP address
Username: your_login Password: your_password Then hit the List
button
Now you can upload your HTML and GIF files to your www directory.
Name your home page "index.html" so it will load by default.
If you are using System 7.5 or later, you can just drag files
from your own desktop right into the Anarchie window, into your
www directory. Otherwise, use the "Put" command (also under
the FTP menu)
Important notes about file naming conventions: All files names
are case-sensitive under Unix. Index.html is NOT the same as
index.html. Standard convention is to use all lowercase file
names. All HTML files must have the extension ".html" or ".htm"
at the end for them to work. Also, if you are authoring on your
Mac locally, remember not to use spaces in file or folder names--UNIX
can't handle that, so it would not work once you transfer the
files.
How to Transfer Your HTML Files for Your Personal Web Page
for Mac Users - Fetch
Open Fetch.
Under the File menu, select "New Connection". Fill in the following:
host: IP address Username: your_login Password: your_password
Path: (leave blank) Then hit the "Okay" button
Now you can upload your HTML and GIF files to your www directory.
Name your home page "index.html" so it will load by default.
If you are using System 7.5 or later, you can just drag files
from your own desktop right into the Fetch window, into your
www directory. Otherwise, use the "Put File" command.
Important notes about file naming conventions: All files names
are case-sensitive under Unix. Index.html is NOT the same as
index.html. Standard convention is to use all lowercase file
names. All HTML files must have the extension ".html" or ".htm"
at the end for them to work. Also, if you are authoring on your
Mac locally, remember not to use spaces in file or folder names--UNIX
can't handle that, so it would not work once you transfer the
files.
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