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  1. And if you're wondering about my favorite extensions:

     

     

    Adblock Plus (no more ads!)

    Gmail Notifier (self explanatory)

    DownThemAll! (download manger/accelerator)

    StumbleUpon (Allows you to "channelsurf" interesting sites on the web based on your preferences)

    GSpace (make use of that 2.8 GB of Gmail space for using it as file storage)

  2. 1. Log into phpMyAdmin on your OLD host.

    2. Select your database from the drop-down.

    3. Click the Export tab.

    4. You can leave all the settings as is, but check the Save as File box.

    5. Wait for you to download the .sql file.

    6. Log into HelioHost cPanel.

    7. Create a new DB in the MySQL section if you haven't already.

    7.5. Create a new mySQL user (preferably the same name as the DB) and assign it all privileges to the database.

    8. Log into phpMyAdmin and select that database.

    9. Either click Import (if it's there) or the SQL tab if there's no import button (I forgot what it was on the HH phpmyadmin version)

    10. Click browse and find the .sql file and submit.

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    11. Log into FTP on your old host.

    12. Download the files for your forum. (single-click the folder that it's in and right-click download)

    13. (assuming your forum is phpBB) Open Notepad or any other text editor and edit config.php to the database info for HelioHost.

    Database Server/Host: localhost

    Database name: See the name in cPanel to the database you made (in step 7) (it's in the format of cpanelusername_db)

    Database username: The one you created in step 7.5.

    Database password: Whatever password you made in step 7.5.

    14. Log onto FTP on Heliohost. (Host: heliohost.org User/Pass: Your cPanel login data)

    15. Upload that folder with the all forum files into your public_html folder.

    16. Go to yourdomain.heliohost.org/dir OR just yourdomain.heliohost.org if you put the contents directly in public_html.

    17. Enjoy!

  3. Install Joomla directly in the public_html folder. (If you're installing via Fantastico, leave the "install in directory" part blank when setting it up)

     

     

    Alternatively, you can set up a redirect. Delete your index.html/index.php/etc from your main public_html folder (where Joomla is NOT installed in) and add index.php with the following code:

    <?php
    header("location:http://kyle.heliohost.org/PATHTOJOOMLA/");
    ?>

  4. Plus 99% of us don't need more than one or two gigabytes anyways. Welcome to 2007: we are not restricted by tiny email space limits anymore. It's all about the interface nowadays. Gmail is very fast and efficient over the other two (and yes, I have used yahoo mail beta)

     

     

    Not to mention that Gmail has some features that you have to pay for in other services (free POP access anyone?)

  5. Probably a Nintendo Revolution. Because 360's are very good to use, considering their bad graphics compare to a PS3, but I like how much memory it can hold.

    Who still calls it the Nintendo Revolution? The official name is Wii. Wii like up to date names (lame pun!)

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