Napoleonic Wargame Club (NWC)

Gentlemen
I run three sites
1) Village History Group cost £80 a year
2) Community Woodland Site (Charity) free
3) Village Information Site (Charity) free
I would like to create a Brigade site any suggestions to the cheapest and SIMPLEST method[;)]

Field Marshal Sir "Lucky" Jim (K.G.)
1st Regiment of Life Guards
Commander 1st KGL Brigade, 2nd Corps

"And let my sword not sleep in my hand"

Hi Jim.
Download FTP .. Its free .
then if you have Microsoft Publisher ,you can make the web sites in that and upload it to your server provider though FTP. Your Server Pro, should have a free host site of its own for you to use.

If not you can get one with Yahoo and some of the other mail sites .. then you can use there web making things to make your web site..most of them have a free side.. but if you wanted to use PHP things then you will have to pay.

There are some free office programs you can use to make web sites if you dont have a Microsoft program . These are Open Office .Serif Web Plus . You can get a free one of these to download and use.. again to make harder web pages you will have to pay..

Just depends on what you want .. If you get any of these . you can make your web pages in them.. and then use the FTP to up load them to your host site..

You can also get a free host site .. dont use any of there programs and it will not cost you .. once you have the site just use one of the office programs i have put down and then upload everything with the FTP .. That way it will cost nothing..

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Prince d` Istria et Comte d` Arles La Jeune Garde

"Toujours féroce,jamais étourdi"

Hi Jim,

I'm in the same boat. I tried the Bravenet free site but you can only use their canned templates for free. I'm still looking for somehere I can upload Marco's pre-built AAA templates. I'll post back here when I find soemthing.

Field Marshal
Ed Blackburn
Commanding II Corps, AAA
3rd Bn / 1st Regiment of Foot Guards