FTP for Macintosh's Tutorial
		This tutorial will demonstrate how to upload files to your account on our server using Fetch on a Macintosh. If you don't have Fetch, you can download it using the link below: Fetch Install Fetch following the instructions that came with the program. When you order an account from Hurricane Electric you are sent an account confirmation email. The beginning of it should look something like this: Date: Mon, 1 May 2000 14:31:28 -0700 From: Customer Support <support@he.net> To: bobbyw@he.net Subject: Your New Account "rflyer" on Server "he.net"   Thank you for your order!   Here is your account:   Account: rflyer Password: xk23fj4 Machine: he.net We will be using the above account information for our example. Launch Fetch. You should have the following window on your screen: Most of the fields in yours will be empty. Using example account information above, here's where we'll put that information. This is where you put the domain name of the server. Enter your account name here. Put your password here. It will show dots instead of what your typing. That's to prevent someone from looking over you shoulder and finding out your password. Enter "public_html". Now you're ready to connect. Click on "OK." At this point your curser will turn into a cool animated dog. You'll see a window that looks something like this: The box on the left shows what's in your account's public_html directory on our server. To upload your file click on "Put File..." A box will come up that looks something like this: Locate the folder you web document is in on your Macintosh. Highlight it and click on "Open." Since you're uploading an html file, the next box that comes up should look similar to this: If it doesn't say "Text" next to "Format" then change it to say "Text." Whenever you upload a text document such as an HTML page, you should always upload it with "Text" selected. If you were uploading a non-text file such as a GIF image, the box should look something like this: If it doesn't say "Raw Data" next to "Format" then change it to say "Raw Data." Whenever you upload a non-text document such as an GIF, you should always upload it with "Raw Data" selected. Then click on "OK." Our returns. You also get an animated pie chart that shows your progress. When your file is done uploading, the window should look something like this: Congratulations! You've just uploaded your first file. You can disconnect from the server by closing the window.