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ke6isf <ke6isf@chez-vrolet.net> writes: On Fri, 10 Feb 2006, Cuthbert Smith Consulting wrote: Neither. You'll have to be logged into your web server in order to locate this file, preferably by way of ssh or direct access at the console. Thank you You now have me curious, what's this server's history, and how did you get your hands on it? Vaguely important, how familiar are you with Unix-like environments? I dont know my servers history, Im not at all familiar with Unix, I work strictly in a windows enviromnent (office xp) on a PC connected to an office network. Im the office adminstrator and am working on designing a website. I personally prefer emacs, but it doesn't really have a graphical HTML edit mode that I'm aware of. Perhaps somebody else here on the list can make a better suggestion for a GUI HTML editor. Ok, so then I looked briefly at this emacs, and it refered to something called webgui, which says if you are not a programmer can take days to install. (days?!!!). Well thanks for your consideration, Im going to have to go back to the beginning and try to get hold of our CAISNET Person who set this all up and see from there. Thanks, Sandra -Dennis Carr Cuthbert Smith Consulting Partnership Inc. 400, 14727 - 87 Avenue Edmonton, AB T5R 4E5 Tel: (780) 484-3232 Fax: (780) 489-8925 e-mail: edmonton@cuthbertsmith.com This communication is intended for the sole use of the recipient to which it was addressed and may contain confidential, personal or privileged information. Please contact the sender immediately if you are not the intended recipient of this information and do not copy, distribute or take action relying on it. Any communication received in error, or subsequent reply, should be deleted or destroyed. Thank you. |