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post #1 of 7

10/28/11 at 2:02pm

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Couldn't find the proper Google search terms to look it up myself.

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10/28/11 at 3:59pm

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Not really have a clue about webdesign, but how about setting up a stream? So they can only save the stream with like VLC and not simply download it.

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10/29/11 at 3:25pm

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I just bought a domain name today. I'm going to spend a couple weeks trying to put together my site, using this book. Any better advice?

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10/29/11 at 5:12pm

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outsource it....use oDesk.com

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10/29/11 at 6:48pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by willpower

Couldn't find the proper Google search terms to look it up myself.

Internet axiom: If it can be viewed it can be saved. Someone with video capture software, someone that goes around all your redirection, etc, can get to it.

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I just bought a domain name today. I'm going to spend a couple weeks trying to put together my site, using this book. Any better advice?

If you've already bought it, return it. There are literally thousands of tutorials on the web. What are you looking for your website to do? I can probably direct you to a specific tutorial I've used/that is okay.

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10/29/11 at 7:11pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Alfa159

outsource it....use oDesk.com

Good idea. Or set up a turn-key system such as Joomla or Wordpress, which will basically give you the entire web design templates and setup - all you'll have to add is your content (well, depending on how fancy you want to get). The number of extensions and addons to Joomla is amazing. http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions . You can demo it here: http://demo.joomla.org/ . It's free, although they'd like you to host your domain on Cloudaccess.net, although there's no requirement to do so. Just about every decent web hosting service will have automated 1 click installation scripts for Joomla or Wordpress.

If you're setting up a business site where you plan on doing $ transactions, look into Jimdo, moonfruit, weebly, or yola.
Edited by willpower - 10/29/11 at 7:24pm

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10/29/11 at 9:03pm