Re: [PCWorks] Free long-term online storage with easy download facilities
- From: Hugh Vandervoort <hughv2@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pcworks@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 06 Jan 2008 18:15:19 -0500
With a paid site, and a reliable host like GoDaddy, you have complete
control over what's stored, you can make folders and links to your
files,set up security and have lots of other flexibility.
Your files would be available without fear of a host disappearing or
changing its rules, and the speed would be satisfactory to all.
If you're anticipating a very large demand (lots of file transfers), you
might have to spend more;I'm not exactly sure what your plans are.
You'll need a domain name, and you can get www.davidgrossman.info (for
example) for $2.99
All web hosts have site building software that's easy to use, or I'll
set you up a simple table you can build on if you want.
Aside form the cost, which seems minimal to me, this is the way to go if
reliability is an important factor.
David Grossman wrote:
> Thank you, Hugh.
> I'm new to this.
> Would a paid web host offer better, easier, or faster file storage options
> than a freebie site like googlepages?
> David Grossman
>
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