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When you’re working from home, you’re going to need certain tools or software to use. For instance, if you are creating websites, you will need an hmtl editor of some type. There’s lots of free html editors available online. One such editor is made by Pagebreeze. This is an easy to use but full-featured visual WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) HTML editor for creating web pages. With HTML source view & visual views, preview mode, plus included templates to get you going, you can’t go wrong with this free one!
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Now, to get these webpages you are creating online, you will need whats know as an an FTP uploader. What this does is electronically “send” your webpages to your webhost, where your creation can be viewed by others on the internet. Being a fan of free tools, filezilla works really well.
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Webhosting? You do have that already, right? That’s a service where your webpages are stored. Basically, huge computers or servers, that have a bunch of information (webpages & websites) on them. Theres lots of plans to choose from, from free to paid. If you choose free for this, know that most of the services will place ads on all of your webpages (for which you make no money from), but thats the trade off for giving you free space to use. I prefer to use a service like hostmonster, where you can get unlimited storage space, unlimited bandwidth transfer (this measures how many people are viewing your website), and it’s inexpensive. The monthly cost is about 7 bucks, but you pay on a yearly basis.
For less than 10 bucks a month, you can use Hostgator, and you do actually pay on a monthly basis. They have a few different levels of plans, based on what your requirements. Their “baby” plan is the most popular for all around use.
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In other posts, you’ll find out about other nifty software tools that are necessities for working from home.
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