If you want a web site, you will need web hosting. Basically, web hosting provides a way for people to access your web site through the internet. Without it, there would be no way for people to see the page.

To Understand Web Hosting, You Need To Know What a Web Page Is

A web page is, simply put, a file. When you or your designer builds a web page, you or they save it as a file on a computer. If the file remains on your computer, the only way anyone will see if is if they're snooping around a bit.

So, in order to get the web page - a file - visible on the internet, you need to rent some space on a computer that specializes in serving files out across the internet to "host" your web page for you.

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3. My browser address bar has disappeared
4. Some Web sites do not display correctly.
5. Zoom in on a Web page
6. Web page text is too small
7. Change text size on Web pages
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12. History of the Internet - Timeline
13. Choose colors used on Web pages
14. Keeping Track of Cookies
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16. What are Cookies?
17. What is an IP Address
18. About VoIP
19. What is IP or Internet Protocol?
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