How do I upload pics to my webspace?
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Hi all web designer/techy types 
I've got some web space and need to use it to upload some piccies from my digital camera to post on here. I used to use Mattskis uploader thingy but now that has sadly disappeard
How do I do it? Do I need/would I be better off buying an image upload programme? Am I out of my depth here???
Sal (non-techy person but desperately trying to learn
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I've got some web space and need to use it to upload some piccies from my digital camera to post on here. I used to use Mattskis uploader thingy but now that has sadly disappeard

How do I do it? Do I need/would I be better off buying an image upload programme? Am I out of my depth here???
Sal (non-techy person but desperately trying to learn
)
You need some web hosting space, check with your ISP if they give you free web space...If they do post again and we can tell ya how to upload your files to your area reserved for your use on there servers..
John
John
Sal,
When you subscribed to the ISP, they will have sent you a mail, or taken you to a webpage showing the following data:
ftp address.
Login name.
Password.
Some or all of these will probably be the same as your normal dialup login for that ISP.
Then you can use the command line ftp command (which is difficult to use) or a shareware ftp program (like cuteftp) downloaded from the net.
Good luck.
KF.
When you subscribed to the ISP, they will have sent you a mail, or taken you to a webpage showing the following data:
ftp address.
Login name.
Password.
Some or all of these will probably be the same as your normal dialup login for that ISP.
Then you can use the command line ftp command (which is difficult to use) or a shareware ftp program (like cuteftp) downloaded from the net.
Good luck.
KF.
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Cheers guys
I've got 10mb of free web space with ntl broadband. Presumably I need to create my webspace using their wizard first?
I've got the ftp upload address etc but am really confused (which isn't hard), when my IT boyfriend gets back and sees this thread he will probably laugh his head off, I'd like to get it set up before that happens!

Sal
I've got 10mb of free web space with ntl broadband. Presumably I need to create my webspace using their wizard first?

I've got the ftp upload address etc but am really confused (which isn't hard), when my IT boyfriend gets back and sees this thread he will probably laugh his head off, I'd like to get it set up before that happens!

Sal
Hi Sal, it can all be very confusing at first.
To put in it's simplest form....
You have a hard drive with stuff on it..
Your server (NTL) has a hard drive with stuff on it...
You want to put your stuff on their hard drive...
Once the stuff is there(using cute FTP etc) everyone needs to know how to find it...
So you are given an address for your stuff, for example, mine is http://62.253.244.2/DavidScott/
and anything I upload will have that address in front of it.
Cute FTP has been great for me. It has a setup wizard which takes care of all the daft things I don't need to know about.
The main things you will need are:
FTP Host address - (mine is 62.253.244.2)
user name (usually same as your internet/email details)
Password (as above)
I'm online most of the time if you want to give it a try.
Dave.
To put in it's simplest form....
You have a hard drive with stuff on it..
Your server (NTL) has a hard drive with stuff on it...
You want to put your stuff on their hard drive...
Once the stuff is there(using cute FTP etc) everyone needs to know how to find it...
So you are given an address for your stuff, for example, mine is http://62.253.244.2/DavidScott/
and anything I upload will have that address in front of it.
Cute FTP has been great for me. It has a setup wizard which takes care of all the daft things I don't need to know about.
The main things you will need are:
FTP Host address - (mine is 62.253.244.2)
user name (usually same as your internet/email details)
Password (as above)
I'm online most of the time if you want to give it a try.
Dave.
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Cheers Dave - you speak my kind of computer language
It all sounds so simple when you explain it like that
I'll give it a go and report back in an hours time (yeh right
) when I've done it 
Sal
It all sounds so simple when you explain it like that
I'll give it a go and report back in an hours time (yeh right
) when I've done it 
Sal
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HI
I'm on NTL too.
I spent yesterday trying to do the same as you,with partial success.
Here's what NTL sent me.
Hi
Thank you for your recent enquiry.
Once you have created your web pages, you will need to upload the pages to your webspace. It is possible to do this initially using Internet Explorer.
To upload files to your ntlWorld webspace using Internet Explorer follow the steps below:
1. In the Address bar, type: 'ftp://upload.ntlworld.com' and click 'Go'.
2. Enter your ntlWorld username and password when prompted and click 'OK'.
3. You will see the directory of your webspace. If this is the first time you have accessed your webspace, you will see only one file there, called 'index.html'.
4. Minimise the Internet Explorer window and double click on 'My Computer'. Browse to the folder where your webpages are stored.
5. Highlight the files you wish to upload to your webspace. Click on 'Edit' > 'Copy'. Bring up the Internet Explorer window again, and click 'Edit' > 'Paste'. The files you selected will now be uploaded.
Please note: the first page of your website should be given the filename 'index.html' (or index.htm).
Your homepage URL is http://homepage.ntlworld.com/user.name
I hope this helps to answer your queries. Should you need further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact me again.
Yours sincerely
Paula
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I'm on NTL too.
I spent yesterday trying to do the same as you,with partial success.
Here's what NTL sent me.
Hi
Thank you for your recent enquiry.
Once you have created your web pages, you will need to upload the pages to your webspace. It is possible to do this initially using Internet Explorer.
To upload files to your ntlWorld webspace using Internet Explorer follow the steps below:
1. In the Address bar, type: 'ftp://upload.ntlworld.com' and click 'Go'.
2. Enter your ntlWorld username and password when prompted and click 'OK'.
3. You will see the directory of your webspace. If this is the first time you have accessed your webspace, you will see only one file there, called 'index.html'.
4. Minimise the Internet Explorer window and double click on 'My Computer'. Browse to the folder where your webpages are stored.
5. Highlight the files you wish to upload to your webspace. Click on 'Edit' > 'Copy'. Bring up the Internet Explorer window again, and click 'Edit' > 'Paste'. The files you selected will now be uploaded.
Please note: the first page of your website should be given the filename 'index.html' (or index.htm).
Your homepage URL is http://homepage.ntlworld.com/user.name
I hope this helps to answer your queries. Should you need further assistance, please don't hesitate to contact me again.
Yours sincerely
Paula
Technical Support Team
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OK I'm pleased to say I've designed (very roughly at the mo
) my webpages, uploaded some piccies and hyperlinked the pages. I used CuteFtp on the free 30 day trial and my very basic knowledge of html 
Not bad for a numptie and an afternoons work eh?
I'm going to have a lie down in a darkened room now....
Sal
) my webpages, uploaded some piccies and hyperlinked the pages. I used CuteFtp on the free 30 day trial and my very basic knowledge of html 
Not bad for a numptie and an afternoons work eh?
I'm going to have a lie down in a darkened room now.... Sal
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