E-mail the Web Master

E-mail the D26 Webmaster

At the bottom of this page, you will find a contact form to send an email to the D26 Webmaster. Before you send a message, first look at the Frequently Asked Questions below to see if your question is answered here.

Question: How do I change my club's contact information on the D26 web site?
Answer: Not through this form. Please submit the Update Club Info form.

Question: My club isn't listed at all. How do I add a club to the D26 web site?
Answer: Not through this form. Please submit the ADD Club Info form.

Question: How do I get my area, division or district contest information listed on the D26 site?
Answer: Not through this form. Please submit the Contest Detail form.

Question: How can I access my club's web site to make changes if it was produced by a previous member that used FrontPage and I use FTP?
Answer: When someone uses FrontPage to make a web site, you may already be aware that the site location on the server is setup differently than for an account that uses standard ftp. So, for me to enable you to have access to your site location, I need to delete the entire account and re-set it up for standard ftp. That means any files, text, or images that are on your site now will be lost once I delete the account and setup a new one for you. If you want me to delete the entire account, you could just start from scratch. Or, you can visit each page of your site, click on "View" and then "Source" and copy and paste the code to your own computer and then right-click over any images on your site and save them also so you have a complete backup. Then, let me know and I'll zap the account and re-set it up for ftp.

Question: How can I access my club's web site to make changes if it was produced by a previous member that used something OTHER than FrontPage and I want to use FrontPage?
Answer: When someone uses FrontPage to make a web site, you may already be aware that the site location on the server is setup differently than for an account that uses standard ftp. So, for me to enable you to have access to your site location, I need to delete the entire account and re-set it up for FrontPage. That means any files, text, or images that are on your site now will be lost once I delete the account and setup a new one for you. If you want me to delete the entire account, you could just start from scratch. Or, you can visit each page of your site, click on "View" and then "Source" and copy and paste the code to your own computer and then right-click over any images on your site and save them also so you have a complete backup. Then, let me know and I'll zap the account and re-set it up for FrontPage.

Question: Can the D26 Webmaster make a quick change to our club web site? Answer: If you choose to have a web site for your club, it is entirely up to you and your club to make any changes to your web site's content. The District Webmaster will only provide you with username and password information. To have someone make changes for you, you will need to find a volunteer in your club or a friend or relative to help.

Question: I don't know how to update a web site. Where do I start?
Answer: Assuming your club web site is produced with HTML, you will need one thing for sure and possibly two things:

The first item you will need is a way to change the HTML code on your site. and 2) A way to transfer the Asou will need to obtain the necessary software that will help you make changes to a web site or find another club member or maybe a friend or relative that will help you make the changes or teach you how. Club web sites hosted with D26 can be produced with Microsoft's Front Page, Macromedia's Dreamweaver, Adobe's GoLive, or dozens of other HTML editor software packages available. Several club web sites are so basic, they can even be modified with Microsoft Word. But, you

Have a question that's not answered on the site?
Simply e-mail the webmaster and you will receive a response usually within the same day. Simply submit this form.

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