The Linux version of WebSiteRobot is at:
http://www.netforall.com/downloads/wsrlinux.tar.gz and it was used to
create the site: http://www.netforall.com/Poly/index.html in virtually
no time.
Here is what to expect from the Robot:
When you connect to the Internet (very important) and Run the Robot (it
takes about a minute to come alive) it turns your computer into a
server. Why, where, when, what... Let's answer that later.
After the registration there are 2 important things: the Control
Center - often click on "Synchronize" to make sure all is in sync.
Then there is a folder on you computer called MediaServer. Normally,
it is created the first time you click on "Synchronize" in your C
drive. The MediaServer is your web site. Anything you put there goes
in your web page somehow. Try putting some pictures (those that can be
shared) there. Cool.
Ok where is your web page? It is at
http://www.netforall.com/your_name/index.html that's where Net For All
comes into the picture. Anyone can surf your page like we always do
with Internet Explorer (what happened to Nestcape?).
What happens when you are not on the Internet, or your Robot is not
on? Let's go to your site and check. It is still there, it lists what
you have, but it does not show it. Let's say that's Ok for now. There
is indeed a long list of todo (for instance, the user could change the
background a web page...)
I hope you have a machine somewhare that can stay connected on the net
for some time. Hopefully this will be more fun than having to write
html.
Thanks,
Street.
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