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This first page is devoted to getting started. Creating Your Own Web Site.
Your own internet service provider will usually give you a small amount of web space with a long meaningless domain name.
For your club, hobby or small business you need more space a good domain name and a linux CPANEL.
http://www.dream-hosting.co.uk/ is one of many companies offering low cost high quality web space.
My 10 year old grandson has been using dream hosting for 12 months without any downtime his site jamesfc.co.uk .

The linux panel gives vast control over the web site the administrator can manage the security and content with ease.

You can create a very good site with very simple tools in Microsoft Office.
using your favorite desktop programs you can make your own page
just by saving as html or web page.
For a more advanced site you can use Dreamweaver WYSIWG to create sites or import documents from Office

This website is at a very early stage of development please revisit again soon.

Part (1) is devoted to creating a computer on a key ring for £5 a bootable 2GB memory stick with Slax based Linux.
with access to the internet with firefox and over 300 security and advanced tools not available with Windows.

Part (2) create a windows bootable memory stick.

Part (3) Please visit the simple machines forum
SMF can trace its roots all the way back to a pearl powered message board, YaBB. After awhile, there became demand for a php coded version of YaBB.

March 10, 2004, SMF made its public debut with the first public SMF release available to everyone. Install smf from your linux cpanel and select fanastico smf with just a few clicks. Download the latest version 2.0c a highly recommended upgrade with spam and filter unwanted posts.
SMF has an exclusive board for forum owners who have over 500,000 posts where owners can talk and share tips about how they manage such large boards from both a technical and administrative angle.

The people behind SMF are a diverse group of individuals who in their free time, put their efforts together to help make SMF open source what it is today. Visit SMF for more information http://blogs.simplemachines.org/.