You will need to gather the following information from your ISP’s on-line support center before continuing. A more detailed description of this information can be found below.
 
1)	ISP’s file transfer protocol (FTP) machine address.  
2)	Your login name on the FTP machine.
3)	Your login password.
4)	The type of FTP session (Anonymous vs. Normal).
5)	The initial remote folder on the FTP server (“\” if no remote folder). 
6)	The HTTP address for your web space.
7)	Whether additional action on your part is required for your web space to be activated.

Once you have this information, proceed to the next stage by pressing "Next". 

To locate this information, consult your ISP support web site.  Frequently, this information will be found in the FAQ section (Frequently Asked Questions) with a title such as “Your personal web space”. In particular, look for an article on configuring FTP programs. For additional assistance with locating this information, contact your ISP customer support. 

PLEASE NOTE: While most ISP’s support FTP access to your personal web space, some do not. Contact your ISP provider for details on your service. 

DESCRIPTION:

1)	ISP’s FTP machine address - FTP is the Internet standard that this program uses to transfer your files onto the Internet. The ISP's FTP machine address specifies the location where you will put your web pages and images on the Internet. EXAMPLE: ftp.myisp.com 
2)	Your login name on the FTP machine - This is usually the part of your e-mail address before the "@" symbol.
3)	Your login password - This is often the same password you use to log onto the Internet and check your e-mail. 
4)	The type of FTP session - Normal vs Anonymous. When in doubt use Normal. 
5)	The initial remote folder on the FTP server - Sometimes your ISP requires you to place your files under a special folder to appear on the Internet. Common folder names are “\public_html”, “\webdocs”, “\www”, “\user_pages”, and “\home_page”. Some ISP’s do not create this folder but PixMatrix will create it for you the first time you transfer files to the FTP server.  Please note, this folder name can be case sensitive, for example “\home_page” and “\HOME_PAGE” are different folders. Use “\” if no folder is required. 
6)	The HTTP address for your web space - This is the location where your web pages can be found on the Internet. EXAMPLE: if your login name was "jjones" and your ISP was Earthlink then your web space address would be http://home.earthlink.net/~jjones. Its important to realize that these addresses are also case sensitive.
7)   Whether additional action on your part is required for your web space to be activated - You may have to contact your ISP in order to activate your web space. This process could be as simple as pressing an activation button on your ISP's support web site or sending them an e-mail; contact your ISP for specific requirements.