General FTP Instructions
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Connecting to your site
  With any Host4Yourself Account, you may connect to your site at either you domain name (ex: yourdomain.com) or your IP address (ex: 66.34.240.180). The IP address of your site was sent to you via email with your first billing invoice, along with your master username and password.
Logging in
  By default, you must use your master username and password (included in the email as noted above) to login via FTP. If you are a Premium User, you can create additional FTP accounts that can be given access to your entire site or restricted to one directory using the Advanced User Control Panel (MonsterControls). Please see the Member's FAQ for more information.
Placing your files in the correct directory
  Once you are logged into your site, by default, you will start in your root directory. Inside of you root directory, you will find a sub-directory named "www". This is where all of your web content must be placed. Sub-directories created inside the www will be accessible via the web using the address: http://www.yourdomain.com/sub-directory. Consequently, files placed in your www directory will be accesible using the address: http://www.yourdomain.com/file.htm.

NOTE: Some FTP Clients will allow you to specify a "remote directory" before connecting to your site. If you enter "www" as your remote directory, you will be taken directly to the "www" directory. Other FTP Clients may also require you to enter your address as ftp://yourdomain.com/www/.
Viewing a preview of your site
  If you are using a new account and your domain name has not yet been registered or transferred to our servers, you can still view a preview of your site at http://host4yourself.propagation.net/yourdomain/. Please note that the trailing slash ("/") at the end of the address is necessary, or your preview will not load. This can be very useful for ensuring that your site has been uploaded correctly before your domain name becomes active on our servers.