| ASH
is NOT and ISP |
| The
Aussie SchoolHouse is not an ISP.
We provide web space to Australian schools, teachers and professional teacher
associations. We do not provide domain names, email accounts or a
whole range of services typically provided by ISPs. However there
a number of services that we do provide. They are listed below. |
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| Tutorials |
| It
is up to you to learn how to create web pages and build web sites.
We do not provide a tutorial service. There are many tutorial
sites on the Web, books in stores and training courses on offer
throughout the community. |
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| Form
processing (schools,
teachers and professional associations) |
| Forms
can be processed and the results sent to an email address specified by
you. There are two ways this can happen. Please consult the
Processing Forms page for further details. |
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| MS
FrontPage
(schools,
teachers and professional associations) |
| MS
FrontPage 2000 extensions are installed the server. In order to
take advantage of the extensions you must have a FrontPage web set
up. Please make a request to the ASH webmaster using the FrontPage
Web Request form.. Further
information for FrontPage users is available on the FrontPage Users Page
and ought to be read before you attempt to publish to your web. |
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| Active
Server Pages (schools,
teachers and professional associations) |
| Active
Server Pages are supported by the server. You need to teach yourself how
to generate the code within your pages. Go to the Active
Server Page for more information. |
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| Database
support (schools,
teachers and professional associations) |
| We
will support ONE database on the server for you. You may
have as many tables as you like within that database. In order to
write and delete records to a database, the correct permissions must be
in place on the folder where you store your database. You must
contact the webmaster at the AussieSchoolHouse
to arrange the details. |
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| Webcasting
using Windows Media Streaming Service |
| Windows
Media Streaming Services are installed on the server. This service
allows you to set up a live broadcast using Windows Media Encoder on
your local machine. The user can receive the broadcast using
Windows Media Player. We do not offer Real Networks streaming
services. In order to use these services you must contact the webmaster
at Aussie SchoolHouse and arrange the broadcast. Naturally, you ought to allow for
plenty of planning time. More information is available on the
Webcasting Page. |
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