Some FAS overseas offices have Web pages. A list can be found at http://www.fas.usda.gov/scriptsw/fasfield/post_homepage_list.asp.

If you discover some Web Site with unacceptable content that is not included in iProtectYou's built-in database, and you would like to block access to this Web Site, you can add it to the "Blocked Web Sites" list. Open the iProtectYou Control Panel, click on the Settings and select the "Web Sites" item. Then push the "Customize" button on the right of the "Blocked Web Sites List" checkbox, select the users group and push the "Add" button. See similar questions...

We offer filters enabling you to block competitive or partner ads, or any others that you wish to block. Google combines filtering technology, an editorial team, and your input to create a robust set of filters that are right for you. See similar questions...

Yes, you can block access to certain sites through WinGate using the policies in the WWW Proxy Service. You can also restrict users access through WinGate to only certain, pre-determined sites using the Ban list feature in the WWW Proxy Service. When the ISP requires you to enter an @ symbol or any other type of delimiter character, this may indicate that the ISP is using a proxy server. See similar questions...

The built-in database of pre-selected forbidden web sites and news groups is divided into 7 categories to enhance filtering. You can include or exclude each category from filtering depending on your administrative and/or parental control needs. Open the iProtectYou Control Panel, click on Settings and select the "Web Sites" item. See similar questions...

You may upload personal web pages at any time, but they may only be accessed if you are using the new Firstname.Lastname format for an account name. See the FAQ entry, "May I get a user friendly name for my email account?". Assume that your account name is John.Doe. You would access your web pages with "http://www.connectseward.org/John.Doe/". See similar questions...

Simply add your account name to the end of the web site URL. For example, http://www.cune.org/John.Doe/. This assumes that you have created the default document index.html. To access a specific document, you must supply the document name, for example, http://www.cune.org/John.Doe/example_info3.html. See similar questions...

IGS does not provide any help with the creation of Web pages as part of its regular support package. IGS does offer Web design services if you are interested in professional design work or help with your site. If you do not know how to code HTML and don't want to learn, there are several visual HTML editors which allow you to create a Web page in the same manner that you would create a document on a Word processor. See similar questions...

Enable the BlockFilter and configure it to your needs. An example configuration may look like this: "blockURLmatching=(\.sex\.|[-.]ad(s?)\.)". Which should block some advertising. See similar questions...

Lots of useful stuff is available from our Leland server regarding this and other related topics. Visit their Frequently Asked Questions page. Any serious user of TeX and LaTeX must have the TeX Users' Group web page bookmarked in their web browser. It is a tremendous resource with links to online guides among other things. In addition, our local installation of TeTeX has Help on Installed Packages that you can view. See similar questions...

Use someone else's computer with Internet access to view and correct your pages. Or check your local library; most provide free Internet access. In addition, if your YMCA does not provide e-mail, know that you may obtain a free e-mail address through one of the many Web companies. See similar questions...

We offer unlimited FTP access to your site. You can upload and download as many files as you like 24 hours a day, with no extra or hidden charges. See similar questions...

You can reference your macintosh by looking up its IP number in your MacTCP or TCP/IP control panel. Your IP address is a dotted quad of 4 numbers, like 130.95.156.3 or 1.2.3.4. Then you can use the URL: where 1.2.3.4 is your IP number. If you want to reference your machine by name (like http://www.mymac.net/) then you need to have an entry put in your DNS by your ISP (Internet Service Provider) or Network Admin. DNS stands for Domain Name Server. See similar questions...

Some web pages are restricted to school or campus access only, particularly those containing details of equipment (for security reasons) or lecture notes (to stop people trawling the web and passing them off as their own). When accessing these pages you may notice a pop up password box mentioning access for Malaysia Staff only - this box will not let you through with your normal CSiT password. To access these pages you will need to tunnel web access via our proxy server using SSH. See similar questions...

You have unlimited access via FTP or your control panel 24-hours a day. As such, you can create and maintain your web pages on your own computer and upload files to your web site at your leisure. See similar questions...

We have some "dummy" Web pages that have been donated by past students, and we'll be glad to let you use one of those pages for your course. Search Engine Workshops is the parent company, and it owns and operates the OnlineWebTraining site, the Workshop Resource Center, Wordtracker Magic site, Search Engine Workshops, Search Engine Academies and SEOJobs.com (coming soon). OnlineWebTraining is the arm of Search Engine Workshops that teaches online search engine marketing courses. See similar questions...

Because they used to be black. And people complained they were hard to read. Now they should be easy to read. We hope. This web site was orignially designed to be viewed in a dimly lit basement. See similar questions...