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**fourbit** · 05-09-2008, 07:33 PM

I would first like to thank Fab for a very well put post. Fab, you have done a fantastic job of explaining your answer.

Now mesuita, if I may be so bold as to answer your question for Fab, I believe that he is saying that it's a lot easier to develop a site on your 'local' machine and then just upload the site to your hosting company.

He (and I) further suggest that you develop it on a linux OS vs a Windows OS. You can set up most as a dual boot if you want. But, I finally quit that and just trashed the windows OS and installed LINUX full time. Takes some getting used to. But, I think it was worth it.

So, to reitterate. You still should get a hosting plan from a hosting co. Then put your website on it. And, don't forget to change your nameservers.

I can give you one on one if you need. Just PM me.

Paul

05-09-2008, 07:33 PM	#8 (permalink)
fourbit Gold Lifetime Member Name: Paul Nichols Last Online: 05-26-2008 09:39 AM iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 1 DNF$: 0 Location: Roundup, Montana Country:	I would first like to thank Fab for a very well put post. Fab, you have done a fantastic job of explaining your answer. Now mesuita, if I may be so bold as to answer your question for Fab, I believe that he is saying that it's a lot easier to develop a site on your 'local' machine and then just upload the site to your hosting company. He (and I) further suggest that you develop it on a linux OS vs a Windows OS. You can set up most as a dual boot if you want. But, I finally quit that and just trashed the windows OS and installed LINUX full time. Takes some getting used to. But, I think it was worth it. So, to reitterate. You still should get a hosting plan from a hosting co. Then put your website on it. And, don't forget to change your nameservers. I can give you one on one if you need. Just PM me. Paul