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this may be.....too much

Started by mzsparrow, March 16, 2005, 01:05:28 AM

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mzsparrow

im totally new to the realm of websites and whatsuch- but im going to start one.
ive watched the tutorials but am still sort of floundering.

would it be posisble to have help in starting this up? someone to kinda help me step by step?

or is this too much to ask?

thx

Tranz

We have a board where people can pay to have someone setup their gallery. Is this something you're interested in?

If yes, we can move this thread there.

mzsparrow

no... :-\\
i will do the work.... i just need......a guide, persay.

Tranz

Have you gone through the documentation, in addition to the tutorials?

It takes more work to walk someone through an installation than just to do the installation. That's why I was saying that you can pay someone to do the installation. But if you need someone to walk you through it, it's like they're doing the installation but with more time and effort. So I would think it's like requesting an installation with the additional fee of tutelage.

mzsparrow

yeah, i know what you mean.

ah well, no harm in asking.

thanks for your time!

kegobeer

If you want to have a website, I recommend picking up a beginner HTML book.  Google is another good resource for website building.  Like everything else, you need to have some basic understanding before jumping in feet first.  Start small and work your way up.  I wouldn't recommend going from zero to Coppermine in one step - start off with building basic html pages so you get a hang of how everything works.

Little steps, grasshopper.  ;)  Believe me, once you get a hang of it, it'll be more fun and you'll pick up more and more tidbits, like PHP and MySQL.  Before you know it, you'll have a website you'll want your friends and family to visit!
Do not send me a private message unless I ask for one.  Make your post public so everyone can benefit.

There are no stupid questions
But there are a LOT of inquisitive idiots