se suba "solo" al servidor
English translation: self-links or self-loads
| 19:50 Sep 24, 2000 |
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| na | and as far as to make the website to come up "by itself" on the server |
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| na | self-links or self-loads |
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and as far as to make the website to come up "by itself" on the server Explanation: ...from the possibility to check for broken links and as far as... to make the website to come up "by itself" on the server. Good luck! |
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self-links or self-loads Explanation: I believe this program's advantage is that it needs no human aid -by means of command use- to actually connect itself to a server. Therefore the use of "self". For the second part of the phrase, one option would be "loads" for in computer lingo programs are usually loaded onto something else. However I would prefer to use "Self-links" for this would self-link nicely with the first part of the sentence. :) collins, my Mac |
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