Joomla... it is no way to install it...

[spaintec@live.com]

Hi guys,

I´m not use to hostings. I´m starting my own business (I´am architect, but i will open a web for sell airsoft guns and others just as a hobby. I know Joomla. And I did my own web in my computer using Joomla. But I can´t install joomla on my free server. And do a new web . As soon as I get profits, I will invest in new web, more space in my server, etc, but by now,will be great for me to check if the business is good with spending not too much money.

It´s possible to install joomla with x10hosing? could you do it for me?? (I have read that sometimes hostings can do it).

 

[storm4200]

Hi guys,

I´m not use to hostings. I´m starting my own business (I´am architect, but i will open a web for sell airsoft guns and others just as a hobby. I know Joomla. And I did my own web in my computer using Joomla. But I can´t install joomla on my free server. And do a new web . As soon as I get profits, I will invest in new web, more space in my server, etc, but by now,will be great for me to check if the business is good with spending not too much money.

It´s possible to install joomla with x10hosing? could you do it for me?? (I have read that sometimes hostings can do it).

If you log into your cPanel and go to Fantastico Deluxe you will find Joomla in the menu down the left. Its a simple point and click installation. Requires you to do virtually nothing.

Just go to your website and start building.