Why my site looks different when I visit www or without www?

M Shadows: Why my site looks different when I visit www or without www?
Hi
I just finished updating my personal website with new information.. I just noticed that When i visit —.mysite— looks different than –//mysite— and i uploaded the new files to the — folder using FileZilla and deleted the old files !! that’s weird

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πŸ™‚ Sam R
I have never heard or seen this happen before. Maybe taking away old files and adding new ones made the images clearer.

I do hope this is a question and your not trying to promote your website. Be “careful” since this could be a violation on YA’s.

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would different FTP programs run faster then others?

moonlightknight5: would different FTP programs run faster then others?
i am looking at cute-ftp, filezilla, and of course i already have windows xp FTP already set up. i was just wondering about the upload speed.

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πŸ™‚ Paul T
No, not really however I have noticed that some FTP software does not handle uploading small files very well. I really have had good luck with WinSCP. It’s fast and supports both SCP and SFTP which are secure versions of FTP.

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The file size on FILEZILLA interface and actual file size are different?

S.J.: The file size on FILEZILLA interface and actual file size are different?
My customer uploaded file, size 304,501 KB (adobe illustrator) and I have downloaded file useing FILEZILLA and i see the file size on FILEZILLA inferface – 304,501 KB. However, I opened up actual folded in my pc and I see the size different – 297,453 KB. pls. advise.

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πŸ™‚ cpcii
One is probably reporting in KB, where 1KB = 1000bytes and the other in kB where it reports 1kb = 1024 bytes.

Does it open fine with apparent errors? Then it should be fine.

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Answer: set up a network at home using filezilla so I can use different computers at different areas of the home?

Michael: set up a network at home using filezilla so I can use different computers at different areas of the home?
I am trying to set up a net work so I can access files on other computers. Downloaded a Filezilla sever and can not seem to get it set up. I want to beable to share files on a network from various computers at home from different rooms.Like from the kitchen or sitting on the porch or anywhere at home! Help me out!

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πŸ™‚ Rute
There’s no need to use Filezilla. Computers on the same network will already have access to each others files. That’s what a network is for anyway – sharing resources.

It’s really pretty easy. You just need to put both computers into the same Workgroup, restart, and then access the files you want. Go to Start > Settings > Control Panel > System. Check the Computer’s name, you’ll need to know each of these. Also on this screen, you should see the Domain name or Workgroup name. Make sure both computers have the same Workgroup name. Make a change and restart if needed. After the restart, to access the remote computer, go to Start > Run, type computernamec$ and hit enter. Now you’re looking at the C drive of the remote computer. From here, just browse to the folder you want, and find your files. If you need to get to D, or E, or any other drive letter, type computernamed$ or computernamee$ , whatever one it is you’re trying to get to.

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