Displays the Internet Address, or URL (Uniform Resource Locator), for your Web site. The URL is the address you type to view pages on your Web site from the Internet or an intranet.


Displays the path to your default home page. To view the current home page, click Display Home Page.


To view an HTML document that provides information about administering your Web server, click More Details.


To administer your Web server, click Administration.


Specifies whether the Personal Web Server is running. If it is, then the Web pages can be viewed by other people.


If your Web server is not running, click this to start it. This will make your Web pages visible to other people on your network.


Click this to stop your Web server. This will make your Web site unavailable to other people on the network.


Help is available for each item in this group. Click [image] at the top of the dialog box, and then click the specific item you want information about.


Specifies whether the Web site is automatically available to other people on the network as soon as you start your computer.


Specifies whether the Personal Web Server icon appears in the status area of the taskbar.

Tip

If this option is selected, you can view the properties for the Personal Web Server by double-clicking the Personal Web Server icon on the taskbar.


Displays the types of services available as part of the Personal Web Server.


Click the name of a service in the list, and then click this to start the service.


Click this to stop the selected service.


Click this to change options for the selected service.


Specifies whether the FTP service starts automatically when you restart your computer.


Displays the Internet address for your FTP site, and the directory on your computer that is the home root directory for your FTP site. The Internet address is the address you type to access files on your FTP site. To change the home root directory, click Change FTP Home Root.


Click this to change the home root directory for your FTP site.


Specifies whether the FTP service starts automatically when you restart your computer.


Displays the Internet address or URL (Uniform Resource Locator) for your Web site, and the directory on your computer that is the home root directory for your Web site. The Internet address is the address you type to view your Web pages. To change the home root directory, click Change Home Root.


Click this to change the home root directory for your Web site.


Displays the path for the default home page for your Web site. This is the page which is displayed if someone tries to view the Internet address for your Web site without specifying a page to view.

To change the path to the default home page, click Change Home Page.


Click this to change the path for the default home page.