Harry,

That's just how I started out and I knew nothing; some say I still don't :) Just take one step at a time and you'll be fine but if you have no ambition to develop your site further then try to get your problem sorted. If you think you might want to carry on improving and adding to your site then the sooner you move over to using FTP and a wsywig editor the better it will be for you in the long run. FTP'ing (File Transfer Protocol) is very easy and it's a 'bit' similar to setting up an email account in say Outlook and then sending emails with it. Except in this case you need an FTP client instead. These can be found as freeware and I reccomend smartFTP which you can find on Google. Then all you need do is put in the Wanadoo server name and a password, Wanadoo will tell you this and there are also plenty of helpful sites to show what's needed where. After that your ready to send files to Wanadoo and you do this just like dragging and dropping files in windows explorer except your folders are located on Wandoo's server and on your PC. But before you can send files to Wanadoo you need to set up your site for FTP with them. Just follow the Wanadoo instructions found in FTP my site. One last thing that seems to catch people out is that you can only FTP to Wanadoo using your PC which is connected to Wanadoo. ie you have to be a member of Wanadoo and use your connection. For site builder you can use any PC and you don't have to be a Wanadoo member.

It's much easier than its sounds above I promise but before you worry too much about FTP you'll need to re-create your site on your PC first. This will be the hard part. I used Frontpage but others may recomend a free wysiwig editor. I've heard aceHTML is good?? With the wysiwig, (what you see is what you get ) editor you create your site and you'll need to play with the editor to get to know it. You use the editors tools and buttons to drag in images and create hyperlinks and the editor creates the HTML for you. Some will have templates already setup into which you can plug your content in a similiar fashion to using sitebuilder.

m4rk

www.markandlinda.co.uk