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Which is available on the CD-ROM that comes with this book. Earlier versions of WS-FTP LE should all be quite similar, except the arrangement of the Properties and Options menus might be somewhat different. Other FTP programs should work similarly, although I can only vouchsafe here for WS-FTP LE.If you don't have a CD-ROM drive, you can download WS-FTP LE directly from Ipswitch, Inc.'s Web site. It is free to qualified non- commercial users.I am assuming that you have a connection to the Internet, that you have been provided or have rented some space on a Web server to store your Web page, and that you have password protected access to your directory. I'm also assuming that you know the information detailed earlier under "A Few Things You Need To Know" and that you have installed WS-FTP LE.Run your winsock dialer to log onto the Internet; then, after you connect to the Internet, run WS-FTP LE.Figure 1 shows the opening screen of WS-FTP LE for Windows 95, version 4.5, displaying the General tab section of the Session Properties window (earlier versions of WS-FTP LE might combine the General and Startup tab sections in one window).Figure 1. The General tab section of the Session Properties window.Follow the steps outlined in the subsequent sections to define a new session profile:The General TabIn the Profile Name box, type a name for your session profile. This can be whatever you want. For instance, you might define "MySite" as your profile name. Just make it

To do this, first log onto your server (or any FTP site); then in the WS_FTP LE window, follow these steps:Click Options. Select the Session tab (in earlier versions of WS-FTP LE, you might need to select Session Options here).Click the Force Lowercase Remote Names check box so that it is checked. (See Figure 6.)Click the Set as default button and then click OK.Figure 6. You can force all files transferred to your Web server to be converted to all lowercase letters, which will keep you from tripping over Unix's case sensitivity.Closing and ExitingWhen you are through transferring files to or from your server, you should always close your FTP session before exiting WS-FTP. To do this, just click the Close button, wait for the "Goodbye" message to be displayed in the lower activity window, then click the Exit button. After exiting WS-FTP, go ahead and log off the Internet, if you wish.Return to Top.Program DetailsWS-FTP LE by Ipswitch, Inc.URL: sales@ipswitch.comPhone: (617) 676-5700Fax: (617) 676-5710Other products by Ipswitch, Inc.: WS-FTP Pro (professional version), VT320 Telnet Terminal Emulator (DEC VT320 terminal emulator and Telnet communication program)Return to Top.Return to Learn HTML In a Weekend.Return to Learn HTML In a Weekend (Revised Edition).© Copyright 1997 by Steven E. CallihanE-Mail: URL: Updated: February 7, 2000

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Your User ID is case-sensitive, so you'll need to type it exactly as it is written ("callihan," for instance, and not "Callihan," or vice versa).Password. You need to have a password so that only you, and no one else, can access your Web pages on the server. Your password is also usually case-sensitive, so you'll need to type it exactly as it is written.Account. It is doubtful that you'll need this. The vast majority of web hosts do not provide an account name. If your web host requires that you use an account name, they should let you know. Otherwise, assume that they don't require it.Remote directory path. Your server should use your User ID and password to connect you directly to your root folder on the server, so you can usually leave this blank if you wish, and then manually switch to the folder you want to go to. If your server doesn't switch you to your own root folder, you may need to specify here the path from your server's root to your own root folder (/u1/vhome/callihan, for instance). If you want to start automatically at one of your folders other than your root folder, they you may need to provide the path from your server's root to that folder (/u1/vhome/callihan/www, for instance).Return to Top.Setting Up WS-FTP LETo transfer your Web pages from your local computer to your server, you need to use an FTP program. The following examples all use WS-FTP LE for Windows 95, version 4.5,

Apply button to save your new session profile. (In earlier versions of WS-FTP, this is a Save button, instead.)Leave the rest of the fields blank. (See Figure 2.)Figure 2. The Startup tab section of the Session Properties window.Click the Advanced tab section.The Advanced Tab SectionYou only need to change any of the settings here in case the default settings don't work. For instance, if you're having trouble connecting, you might set the number in the Connection Retry box to a number between 1 and 40. You could also increase the Network Timeout entry if you are timing out before being able to connect. Lastly, a port number other than 21 (the standard port number for an FTP server) might need to be set in the Remote Port box, although this is unlikely. (See Figure 3.)Figure 3. The Advanced tab section of the Session Properties window usually should be left "as is."The Firewall Tab SectionThere is no need to fill out the Firewall tab section, unless your Web directories are located behind a firewall, which is unlikely. If you do need to fill out this section, find out from your Web space provider the information you'll need to provide here.Connecting to Your ServerNow, if you have logged onto the Internet and all your settings are correct, just click the OK button to connect to your server. Figure D.4 shows WS-FTP LE's main screen once it has connected with and logged onto your Web server.Figure 4. Once you connect to your server,

Get them to work correctly--so be patient if you can't get this to work right off the bat.)Return to Top.Using WS-FTP LE OnlineOnce you connect to your directories on your server, WS-FTP LE's main screen is displayed in the form of two side-by-side windows. The window on the left shows the local folder (directory) on your hard drive that you specified in the Initial Local Directory box under the Startup tab. The window on the right shows the directory on your Web server that you specified in the Initial Remote Host Directory box, also under the Startup tab.As you'll notice in Figure 4 (earlier), the remote host directory that I log onto on my Web server contains two directories, the ftp directory and the www directory. My Web pages are actually inside the www directory. If this is also the case on your server, go ahead and double-click the www directory[md]or whatever other directory name that is being used to contain your Web directories. (See Figure 5.)Figure 5. Your Web page directories may be inside a "www" directory on your server.You'll notice that I have quite a few directories already set up in the right-hand window. That's because I've been a busy chipmunk and have managed to create quite a few Web pages. In order to keep track of them, I have organized them into separate directories. Because you're just getting started, you might not have any directories or files set up yet, unless your provider has already created some