Yes, we can, but the time to do so might not be as time or cost-effective, or secure, as waiting for the CD for on-site copying to the server by your in-house or contracted technician who already knows your network system. The CD is also your backup copy in case of hard drive failure or other disaster. We also offer private FTP downloads of your data. If you need special handling of your image files, bring up your needs to your MSI representative when you inquire.

Yes and no, CMS does not know if you have other content pages using any of these images so it will not delete the files from your remote server when you delete the content page locally. You may delete them manually if you are sure that they are not being used in any content. CMS will remove old images from the image directory whenever you publish a content page. This way the image directory only contains the images used in the most recent published page.

Long answer: TinyMCE is just an editor to output (X)HTML code. It is by no means comparable to web editing desktop software such as Adobe Dreamweaver, Go Live! or Microsoft Web Expressions and the like. It runs on a user's browser (client-side) and not on a server. If you want to upload pictures to a server then you need a server-side component to process your image files. TinyMCE can't do that on its own since it doesn't run on the server but on the user's browser.

Of course, you can even edit your images using our powerful Online Image Editor before you use them on your web site.

We only accept files with a maximum resolution of 600 pixels by 600 pixels. They also must be in JPEG or GIF formats.

You can use a FTP (File Transfer Protocol) application or MS FrontPage to publish your web site from your computer up to your account on our server. Refer to your application's manual or help files for specific information on transferring your files to the web server.

Step 6. With correct FTP information, you should be connected to our server. Double Clicks on public_html/ folder

When you Ftp to your web Space on the server you will be at root directory. Within this directory you will have a sub-directory 'public_html' upload all your HTML, JPEG and GIF files here.

Since encoded files tend to be large, we issue you an FTP account to upload files. Our Online Customer Service section has detailed information about how to FTP to the video server. Also, when your streaming media account is set up, you will receive account configuration information and content linking information.

You may either use a FTP client such as CuteFTP or Fetch, or a html editor with integrated FTP such as Dreamweaver or Frontpage. If you do not have a FTP client installed on your computer, you may use the File Manager provided with your control panel.

You can upload any files you wish to this server. You can share your files or you can use this service for your own personal remote file storage. This is ideal if you want to keep your music collection online for your personal use and access from home or office, or your data files from work so you can work from home. You can even store presentations to be delivered at another computer. Please keep in mind that we do not condone illegal use of this service.

HTTP protocol not allows to save files directly onto Web (HTTP) server. For this purpose you must use specialized web-script. This script must be placed onto the server and only via this script you can upload files to the server. For uploading image onto the server via script it's necessary to know which fields the script contain. And you should use the following code for uploading images via this script: if VSTwain1.SetHttpServerParams("http://www.your-server.com/clsUploadTest.

Easier to say what images you cannot upload to I Witness actually. I Witness images must be .jpg files of photos that you've taken. No uploading images that are retouched in any way. Do not upload your non-photo artwork, photos that you've found on the web, stock or celebrity photos, stuff that appears to be copyrighted by someone else, screenshots, panoramic or oddly sized photos. No content that's inappropriate for public areas or nudity.

Images must be in one of the following accepted formats: JPEG (.jpg or .jpeg) or GIF (.gif). Please keep the file size to 200KB or less.

Easier to say what images you cannot upload to Your Scene, actually. Your Scene images must be jpg files of photos that you've taken. No uploading images that are retouched in any way. Do not upload your non-photo artwork, photos that you've found on the web, stock photos, stuff that appears to be copyrighted by someone else, screenshots, panoramic or oddly sized photos. No content that's inappropriate for public areas or nudity. Nudity, even tasteful, is probably not going to make the cut.

Easier to say what images you cannot upload to MyNY, actually. MyNY images must be jpg files of photos that you've taken. No uploading other people’s work. No uploading images that are retouched in any way. Do not upload your non-photo artwork, photos that you've found on the web, stock or celebrity photos, stuff generated from anyone else, , screenshots, panoramic or oddly sized photos. No content that's inappropriate for public areas or nudity.