How to Create a Comcast Web PageIn Feburary 2016 27,

In Feburary 2016 27,
Go to Publish.comcast.net/splash and log into the system with your Comcast username and password. (This is assigned when you first register for the service.) If you log into your Comcast email account first, you may be asked to log in once more to verify your identity. This will bring up your 'Personal Web Pages' dashboard.
Click the 'Create & Edit Pages' tab. Your default web page (the home page) will show. Click 'Default Page' to create and edit your home page. There is an HTML editor on the page where you can write your website code (see 'Resources' for HTML help).
Choose the option to create a new page next. (This is optional.) Type in the name or title of your new web page. Repeat this for each additional page that you want to appear on your site.
Click 'Change Site Theme' to select the background and format for your site. Comcast calls this the 'Look & Feel.' Choose the theme that you like, preferably one that goes with your site's topic, and click 'Update Theme.'
Select 'Upload & Manage Photos' to create a photo gallery where you can store your photos. Click 'Upload Photos' to browse for the images that you want on your site. You can add these photos to your web page by typing the image address (for example ) into the HTML edit box under 'Create a New Page' or 'My Pages.'
Choose widgets, which are optional tools that you can add to your site, by clicking the 'Select & Configure Widgets' section. You can add polls, calendars, a guest book and even a weather reporting widget to your Comcast page.
Manage and upload additional files that you want to use on your web page by selecting the 'View & Manage Files' tab.
Click the 'Home' tab when you're finished editing your new Comcast web page or pages. Select 'View My Site' on the main menu.
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How to Port Forward for 'Garry's Mod'In Feburary 2016 25,

In Feburary 2016 25,
Log in to your router using its Internet protocol (IP) address, which varies based on the manufacturer. Linksys access is '192.168.1.1' with the default username blank and password of 'admin.' NetGear uses 'admin' for the username and either 'password' or '1234' by default.
Click the 'Advanced' tab, then select 'Port Forwarding.' It may also be located under 'Applications and Gaming.'
Type the name of the application, 'Garry's Mod,' into the application.
Enter '27005' for the Start and '27015' for the End range.
Select 'Both' from the protocol drop-down menu. Check the box next to 'Enable' to turn it on.
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How to Put a Song in the Background of a WebsiteIn Feburary 2016 15,

In Feburary 2016 15,
Log in to your web host by inputting your user name and password into the corresponding text boxes. Click on the 'Upload' button and select a song that you want to put in the background of your website. This will upload it to the root directory of your site. The root directory is the default where you are directed when you first sign into your web host.
Click on the HTML document in your web server in which you want to put the song into the background. Copy and paste the following HTML background music code into the place in your HTML code where you want the music player to appear: <embed name='Name of song'
src='URL to song'
loop='false'
hidden='false'
autostart='true'>
</embed>Replace the section that says “Name of Song” with the title of your song and the section that says “URL to Song” with the URL to your song.
Play the song more than once, when someone links to your page, by inputting the number of times that you want it to play into the loop value. Replace loop='false' with loop='1'or loop='2' as the proper HTML.
Hide the music player so that the user cannot stop the music. To do this, input “true” next to the hidden value. Replace hidden='false' with hidden='true' as the proper HTML.
Stop the music from playing automatically when someone opens your web page by inputting “false” next to the autostart value. Replace autostart='true' with autostart='false' as the proper HTML.
Save the web page file with the code in it.
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