Digit Mania
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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- What is Digit Mania?
- What is it?
- Who runs Digit Mania?
- Who pays for Digit Mania?
- Are the digit sets free?
- How do I contribute to the collection?
- How do I install a counter?
- How do I pick a counter?
- What is a hosted counter?
- What is an HTTP server?
What is Digit Mania?
What is it?
- This is a collection of digits which may be used freely, by anyone capable of
downloading them.
Who runs Digit Mania?
Who pays for Digit Mania?
- First and foremost, HoloWWW provides the webspace
and T3 connection at no charge. We are very grateful for their kind contribution.
- Kevin Athey pays for the connection from his house to the internet so that he
can stay in touch and update the site and process new additions.
- Advertisers. Ad Space Info.
Are the digit sets free?
- Yes.
- Every effort has been made to contact the artists in all cases, and all who have responded
have agreed to have their work given away. Please, when possible let them know you are using their
digits. They like to know that their work is useful.
- Please, if possible, give credit to the artist on your web page. You may simply copy the credits
which I have listed.
- This is a free site.
How do I contribute to the collection?
- email: The easiest way is to email them to me.
I can handle nearly every kind of attachment (MIME, uuencode, BinHex).
- ftp: There is now an upload location available via FTP.
- The server is ftp.digitmania.com.
- Upload to the /pub/uploads directory.
- Be sure to include a descriptive file of the name of the style, your email address and a site to link to.
- You won't be able to see the files after you have uploaded them.
How do I install a counter?
How do I pick a counter?
What is a hosted counter?
- A Hosted counter is when the counter software is actually running on a different
HTTP server from the one the HTML page which is being counted is on.
What is an HTTP server?
- This is the piece of software which responds to Netscape, Internet Explorer, or
any other Web browser. It responds by sending the HTML page to the user.
- If you don't know what this is, I highly recommend you use one of the Hosted counters.
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Last modified: 17:36 - Pacific Standard Time - 21 Dec 97