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<b><i>You have the Webtv Bug, you must reload this page by holding down the cmd key on your keyboard and pressing the letter R key 7 times. The Webtv Bug prevents webpages that use javascript from functioning properly.
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Thank you "Kid"</i></b></font>
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OK guy's this is how this transloader works. Put the address of the graphic or sound in the URL line. FTP is your FTP. User name is your login to your website, and Password is the password to your website. The subdirectory is the the subdirectory if you want to put it in there, an example would be something like "images" for images. The last one is "Rename", you must fill this in with something. You can rename it to something else or the samething, but it must remain a gif, if it's a gif, or a jpg if it's a jpg, and so on. When ready, click the "Transload" button to transload. If you REALLY DON'T KNOW HOW TO TRANSLOAD you should look at my TRANSLOADING page.
There are 6 cookie savers at the bottom of the transloader. This is so you can save up to 6 different sets of login information on them. Saving you time if you accounts on more than one server. After you put your login info in, just click one of the "Save" number's to save your info for a year. When you come back, just click one of the "Recall" numbers, it will recall the info you put in on the same number as the "save" number you clicked. Just the login info will be saved, not the "rename" info. And the ASCII or BINARY, If it's a sound or image then you will leave it on "Binary", if it's a webpage, html, or htm, then you would use ASCII, simple as that.
Have fun! Later, Kid
