Upload Site Made By Microsoft Expression Web To Blue Host?

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How do I upload my site that I made in Microsoft Web expressions onto my host, bluehost? I don’t want answers like “use ftp” cause I know that, I need a tutorial! Thanks. Best answer will be given to person who helps me upload my site.
thanks
-Dan

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"Upload Site Made By Microsoft Expression Web To Blue Host?" was posted on Wednesday, July 15th, 2009 at 6:13 pm.

2 Responses to “Upload Site Made By Microsoft Expression Web To Blue Host?”

Game-Guy Pro(2009-07-15):

Open cmd.exe (run cmd)
ftp
open upload.sourceforge.net (your host’s ftp server)
annonymous (username)
email.msn.com (password)
binary (switches to binary mode)(not nessecary)
lcd e:sourceforge (switches to the directory with the files on my computer)
cd /incoming (changes directories on the web server)
This is what I use to upload project files to Sourceforge.
The text in parenthese is what each field means. The text on the left is the command you use.
You could also try to configure a FTP client GUI program. That might be easier. There’s one called FireFTP that’s supposed to be good and another called FileZilla.
I have a batch file do this for me. It first makes a text file with the commands, then it starts http://ftp.exe with the commands.txt file. Then it deletes the txt file.
echo off
cd /d %~dp0
if exist http://ftp.txt del http://ftp.txt
cls
echo open upload.sourceforge.net>http://ftp.txt
echo anonymous>>http://ftp.txt
echo njven@msn.com>>http://ftp.txt
echo binary>>http://ftp.txt
echo lcd “E:sourceforge”>>http://ftp.txt
echo cd /incoming>>http://ftp.txt
echo hash>>http://ftp.txt
cls
start ftp -s:ftp.txt
Dave G(2009-07-16):

Don’t worry! If you now are novice, little by little you would become familiar with this new technic.
BlueHost is the most reliable web hosting service. You can get help from their support team. They would respond within 24 hours.
Good Luck!