choosing an ftp to get started

[howard58]

I am just learning html and I want to get started working with html files. I need ftp space. Where should I get started? And mainly, What is a very good.(and a good priced) FTP service to use.
My Internet Service Provider is Optimum Online (Cablevision)
And , what is a good html tutorial or book that you would recommend?

[emartel]

hi
try wwww.chami.com for an editor, www.htmlgoodies.com for an intro to basic html. www.w3schools.com is also an excellent source for help. Excellent ftp software is bullet proof (you get a free 30 day trial, then it's 29 US dollars) from www.bpftp.com.

[Charles]

DO NOT GO NEAR THE HTML GOODIES SITE!! It is full of inaccurate and incomplere information.

HTML Kit, the editor from chami, comes with an onboard ftp. Windows has one built in -- open the shell and type "ftp". But I prefer Filezilla (http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/).

[emartel]

true, a lot htmlgoodies is out of date, but its a nice place to start. Fair enough though, stick to www.w3schools.com

[WebJoel]

Not sure what you mean by an "ftp service", but a nice ftp program that I use is "miFILES" (stands for "my internet FILES"). It's FREE, quite reliable, fairly easy to understand and to set-up and use. I use it almost daily for any one of a dozen or more sites that I service.

[Charles]

true, a lot htmlgoodies is out of date, but its a nice place to start. Fair enough though, stick to www.w3schools.comHTML Goodies isn't just oput of date, it's quite often simply wrong. w3schools has a few problems, but just a few.