Rotary District 9750 - Web Site Guide INDEX
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This part of the District 9750 web site includes a number of pages to help you with arranging, setting up and using your club web site. So work your way through the pages here on the following aspects:

Why get a web site:

Why do it - what would we do with a web site, ie
"Using your web site to promote Rotary", (as a PDF file, which needs Acrobat).

The Basics:

Basics - please consider this before you do anything.
Includes links to:
     RI Policy on Electronic Communications - what does RI expect ?
     The District's advice on privacy of personal information is on our Privacy page.

Arrange a Host for your Site:

Host Page - what is a host, why do I need one, who can I use ?
Includes links to:
     Internet Page - information in the District Directory on the Internet.
     Rotarnet Services Page - information on hosting options with Rotarnet.
     Visit statistics - free visit counters and even more detailed statistics

Designing your site:

Create a site - designing your web site, or getting it done for you
                       Including some resources and sources of help.
                       If design is not your thing, choose a TEMPLATE to adapt..

Some Simple Tools:

Web file tools - HTML editors and FTP programs to construct your web site.
Includes links to:
     FPx editor - a simple web page editor.
     FTP Configuration - examples of configuring FTP access.
     and free Mozilla Composer and FireFTP extension for the Firefox browser.

Using web sites:

Web Hints page : Click on the link here for several useful tips and hints on actually using web pages, yours or others.

Updating your information with RI (including Member Access on the RI site):

Update RI: You can update your club meeting details, club web site URL and even club and member information on the RI web site - by up to 4 methods, including on-line. RI accepts this information from the Club itself only at present.