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Welcome to the section on adding new publishing directories to your Web site. As your site grows in complexity, or if you begin using scripts and applications in your Web pages, you may want to add additional directories and specify the type of access permitted to them. This section describes …

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On Windows 98, PWS offers the following three installation options: Minimum install   The minimum necessary components to operate PWS. Typical install   Minimum options plus additional functionality and documentation. Custom install   Presents all possible components as options, with all options included in the minimum and typical installations pre-selected. The following table describes the available options …

The PWS default settings are suitable for quickly and easily publishing your content. All you need to do is copy your files to the C:\Inetpub\Wwwroot directory. However, if you have a previously existing site with pages that contain path links to other files on your hard disk, you may find …

By default, PWS installs a directory in which you can place any files you want to have published on your Web site. If your site becomes too complex, or you decide to use scripts and applications in your pages, you may want to create additional directories for your published content. …

You can use a standard text editor, such as Notepad, to create a Web page by typing in the HTML formatting tags. HTML formatting tags are bracketed commands that enclose your text, telling the Web browser how to interpret the structure of your document. To create Web pages with a …

You can make documents available to visitors in several ways. You can use the publishing wizard to place a read-only copy of the document in the Webpub directory and automatically add a link on your home page to the document. You can also use Windows Explorer to place documents in …

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You can allow visitors to your Web site to leave messages for you. If you choose the message drop box option when you create your home page, or add the drop box to your home page later, a link to your drop box appears on your home page. Visitors click …