513 results for «e-mail» (page 40 of 52)
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Which hosting plan for an industrial, mining or energy services company: credibility, documents and tenders
The short answer: the site of a company that serves other companies does not need to be big: it needs to be credible, clear and easy to cite. Whoever is…
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After you order: what happens next, and when to worry
The short answer: after you order, your service only starts once the invoice is paid. With the methods that confirm by themselves, the service is ready shortly after payment. With…
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Accents turning into strange symbols on your site: UTF-8 from file to database
The short answer: “ação” shows as “ação”, or as “a��o”, or as “a?o”. It is always the same problem: the text was written in one alphabet (encoding) and read in…
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Orange cloud or grey cloud at Cloudflare: which records to proxy and which to leave DNS only
The short answer: every record in Cloudflare’s DNS has a cloud beside it. Orange (Proxied) means visitors talk to Cloudflare and Cloudflare fetches what it needs from the server. Grey…
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Which hosting plan for a clinic or health professional: bookings, privacy and what not to publish
The short answer: a clinic’s presentation site, with services, team, opening hours and a contact form, is light, and one of the first shared plans is enough. What needs care…
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A contact page that gets used: what to put on it
The short answer: the contact page is the one a customer who has decided looks for before buying. If they do not quickly find a way to talk to you,…
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Which hosting plan for a non-profit that takes online donations
The short answer: an association’s or NGO’s site is light, and one of the first shared plans is enough. What needs care is the online donation: donors have to trust…
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Where things are in the new Outlook: accounts, settings, rules and offline
The short answer: the new Outlook has no File menu. Almost everything is under Settings, the gear icon at the top right, organised into Accounts, General, Mail and Calendar. People…
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The SOA record and its serial number: what each field means and when it matters
The short answer: the SOA (Start of Authority) is the first record in every DNS zone. It names the primary nameserver and the person responsible for the zone, and it…
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Checking DNS from the command line: dig and nslookup, and how to read the answer
The short answer: dig and nslookup ask the DNS directly what it answers for a name. They are the quickest way to know whether a change has arrived, where your…





