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Have you Heard of Google Pages?
by mincor3456 - 6/22/07 9:14 PMI haven't seen a thread about the pages.google.com website where you can make websites for free from google, but you need a google account and the websites are www.<name>.googlepages.com which is a drag,
but the actual making of the website is simple has a glitch once in a while \
but for the most part its pretty good
Domain
by Sovereign
- 6/23/07 1:46 PM
In reply to: Have you Heard of Google Pages? by mincor3456
You could also always purchase a domain and have it forward to your google pages website, that way you don't need to use their URL.
~Sovereign
Google Pages
by Rajesh77054 - 6/25/07 2:27 PM In reply to: Domain by Sovereign
So how exactly do you forward your domain to pages.google?
Well
by Sovereign - 6/27/07 3:06 PM
In reply to: Google Pages by Rajesh77054
Let's say you buy your domain at godaddy.com, then there are two ways you can set that domain up.
1. Change DNS
You can change the DNS to the host that you have, which basically allows your host to manage your domain and therefore you can change several settings from there. I don't have know if Google Pages has that option.
2. Forwarding
You basically set your domain to forward to the address of your Google Pages website. It's just like a sub domain would do. When sub.domain.com forwards to some geocities website, or in this case, yourdomain.com forwards to pages.google.com or something like that.
Hope this helps.
~Sovereign
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