<![CDATA[Add2it.com Marketing Pty Ltd]]> <![CDATA[Add2it Server Script Installation Tips]]> Here are some quick tips (besides the installation instructions that come in the readme file of each script)...

1. Use email forwarders instead of POP3 access wheneven possiple (e.g. cPanel)

2. Leave the www. of the domain away to shorten URLs whereever possible.

3. Add2it MailResponder Pro:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/mrp/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/mrp/

- create MySQL database

- create cron-job as described in the script settings section
*/5 * * * * /path/to/the/mrp/schedule.pl

If your web host does not allow cron-jobs, add this HTML code at the bottom of the index.htm file as well as all scripts footer HTML code right before:

- If your server has cpanel, setup two email forwarders:
mrp@domain.com -> |/path/to/the/mrp/filter.pl
returnto@domain.com -> |/path/to/the/mrp/bounce.pl

If your server doesn't have cpanel and does not allow the above piping of emails to a script, setup POP3 email boxes instead and adjust the script settings to read the emails in those POP3 boxes.

4. Add2it Mailman Pro:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/mmp/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/mmp/

- create MySQL database

- create cron-job as described in the script settings section
*/5 * * * * /path/to/the/mmp/schedule.pl

If your web host does not allow cron-jobs, add this HTML code at the bottom of the index.htm file as well as all scripts footer HTML code right before:

- If your server has cpanel, setup two email forwarders:
mmp@domain.com -> |/path/to/the/mmp/filter.pl
returnto-mmp@domain.com -> |/path/to/the/mmp/bounce.pl

If your server doesn't have cpanel and does not allow the above piping of emails to a script, setup POP3 email boxes instead and adjust the script settings to read the emails in those POP3 boxes.

5. Add2it Mailman Standard:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/mms/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/mms/

6. Add2it Mailman Free:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/mmf/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/mmf/

7. Add2it AutoRespond Pro:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/arp/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/arp/

- create MySQL database

- create cron-job as described in the script settings section
*/5 * * * * /path/to/the/acp/schedule.pl

If your web host does not allow cron-jobs, add this HTML code at the bottom of the index.htm file as well as all scripts footer HTML code right before:

- If your server has cpanel, setup two email forwarders:
arp@domain.com -> |/path/to/the/arp/filter.pl
returnto-arp@domain.com -> |/path/to/the/arp/bounce.pl

If the customers server doesn't have cpanel and does not allow the above piping of emails to a script, setup POP3 email boxes instead and adjust the script settings to read the emails in those POP3 boxes.

8. Add2it E-Shop Pro:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/esp/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/esp/

9. Add2it Go-To Enterprise:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/go/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/go/

10. Add2it Go-To Pro:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/go/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/go/

11. Add2it Go-To Free:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/go/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/go/

12. Add2it ReferThem Pro:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/rtp/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/rtp/

13. Add2it ReferThem Free:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/rtf/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/rtf/

14. Add2it WebForms Pro:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/wfp/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/wfp/

15. Add2it WebForms Free:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/wff/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/wff/

16. Add2it AffiliateCenter Pro:

- If possible, install in: http://domain.com/acp/
If not possible, install in: http://domain.com/cgi-bin/acp/

- create cron-job: 0 0 * * * /path/to/the/acp/membership.cgi]]> <![CDATA[How to add a link to a web page]]> To add a link to your web page you would use the same HTML editor that you use to create your web pages in the first place.

The HTML code for a text link is e.g. <A HREF="http://ViralURL.com/Your_Folder_name">The text of your link here</A>

Just replace Your_Folder_name with your actual folder name that you chose during signup.

Personally I use and recommend Macromedia Dreamweaver.  But if you need a free WYSIWYG HTML editor (WYSIWYG = What You See Is What You Get), please visit:  http://www.nvu.com

]]> <![CDATA[How to install a Wordpress blog on your server]]> If your web host has Fantastico, you can use that to automatically install a WordPress blog on your server.  If it doesn't, here is how to do it manually...

1. Download the latest version of WordPress from this link: http://wordpress.org/download/

2. Extract all files and upload them via FTP to your website.

3. Create a MySQL database from your cPanel and add a user to it, make sure when you add the user that you give all privileges.

4. Now come back to to the files of WordPress. There is a file called wp-config-sample.php.  Open this file and change the database name, username and password. Now save the file.

5. Rename the file wp-config-sample.php to wp-config.php and delete the old file from your web server and upload that wp-config.php file.

6. Now install WordPress by loading http://www.yourdomain.com/wp-admin/install.php in your browser.

7. Enter a specific email address and password.

If you like to make it even easier, get this 106 page PDF manual that shows an automatic as well as a manual WordPress blog installation step-by-step with screenshots. Click here to check out Kevin Brown's $9.95 BlogStorm Blueprint, the key to setting up and optimizing a Wordpress blog on your own domain.  Just follow the instructions and the screenshots.

]]> <![CDATA[What does Copy To Clipboard mean?]]> Copy to clipboard is the same as copy using the keys CTRL + C on your keyboard or using your mouse to copy.  With the mouse you highlight the new link, right click on the mouse and click on 'Copy'.

So, you click that button and then open e.g. Microsoft Notepad (or any other application you like), then 'right click' and click on "Paste" and your link will be there. Now you can copy and paste it to where you want.

]]> <![CDATA[What mailer script are you recommending?]]>
You can find more details about it at: http://theviralmailerscript.com/viralurl/

The server requirements are described on this page: http://theviralmailerscript.com/content.php?page=require

Please note that LFMVM is not the script ViralURL script is based on.

For ViralURL we use an extremely customized version of Mike Filsaime's BFM script.

A very old, not customized version the BFM is available for free at: http://franklik.es/BFM232

Now, the downside with the BFM script is that it comes with no support. LFMVM, on the other hand, is modular and has many optional available modules to customize it.
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