Setting up an email account is easy. In this video tutorial and demo, you will learn the process of setting up your Eudora e-mail in your personal web hosting account. Simply follow the steps below for the email setup:

1. This tutorial is for Setting Up Your E-mail Account in Eudora.

2. It is first necessary to create an e-mail account with your web host using the control panel of the provider you are registered with before doing the next few steps in this tutorial. After that, we can start creating the Eudora e-mail account that we need. Your Eudora e-mail will enable you to send or receive messages to or from the new address from here. Click on the link that says Tools just above the e-mail program.

3. Click Options from the selection.

4. The Options screen will now load.

5. Type in “John Doe” in the Real Name field. Now fill in the appropriate field with your new e-mail account.

6. Type in “john@demo1234.com and then followed by your Incoming Mail Server (POP3) setting in the space for Incoming Mail Server. Your Mail Server setting is indicated in the welcome e-mail that was sent to you by your web host and oftentimes it is given as mail.yourdomain.com.

7. Type in “mail.demo1234.com” in the Mail Server (Incoming) field, followed by the e-mail user name given to you by the hosting provider. It is either the complete e-mail address such as (john@demo1234.com) or just the prefix of the user name (john).

8. Type in “john@demo1234.com” in the User Name field and then enter your Outgoing SMTP Server information in the SMTP Server (outgoing) field.

9. Type in mail.demo1234.com in the field and be sure that the SMTP authentication portion is checked. SMTP authentication only infers that Eudora will log in to the server of your account whenever you send e-mail messages (aside from receiving them), making sure that you alone are the only user who is able to send messages from your address. Click the Ok button when you are done.

10. That’s it! We’ve successfully set up a brand new email account, and you may now begin sending or receiving messages to or from the account and from Eudora. Click the Personalities tab at the left side of the screen.

11. Right click the account we just set up here.

12. Then click Properties.

13. The Properties window will load. This is where you can make changes to your email account – your Real Name display, server settings, etc. if you ever have to. Click the Ok button.

14. Right click on the email account again.

15. Click New.

16. You can always come here to set up additional email accounts. Click on the Cancel button.

17. The tutorial ends here. You are now capable of creating an email account in Eudora. Keep in mind that you will also need to create the e-mail address in your personal hosting account before it can work.

18. Thank you for viewing this video tutorial. Kindly inform us if you have further questions in mind.

March 3, 2012 at 7:47 pm | No comment

For a dynamic business, its database entries need to be constantly updated. Searching through entire and several databases just to look for one particular value, item, or name can be quite an overwhelming task. But phpMyAdmin makes this search task easy and fast.

A video tutorial & demo on searching through a database with phpMyAdmin is below:

1. The tutorial below will show you how to search through a database with phpMyAdmin.

2. This tutorial assumes that you’ve already logged in to your phpMyAdmin.

Now let’s learn how use the “Search” feature.

First, click on the name of the database you wish to search.

3. You will be taken to the database for that particular name. On the table at the top of the page, click on the button that says “Search”.

4. The page will show a “Search in database” box. Type in the words or values you want to search for in that database.

5. There are several “Find” options under that box to help you refine your search. You could also limit your search by specifying which tables to search in by selecting the tables from the “Inside table(s)” option.
Click on the button that says “Go” when you are ready to perform the search.

6. The “Search results for” page will show all the matches found and where it was found. Click on the “Browse” button for the specific search result you want to see.

7. The page will now show the record for that search result.

8. You can make changes to that record by scrolling the screen down.

9. Click on the check box of that particular record then click on the pencil icon.

10. You can now make changes under the “Values” field for that particular record, if you want to. Then click on the “Go” button when finished.

11. Click on the house icon to go back to your home page.

12. This is the end of the video tutorial. You now know how to use the “Search” feature in phpMyAdmin.

13. Thank you for watching our demo. We love feedback, so please leave us some below!

March 2, 2012 at 12:47 am | No comment

Handling of data found in databases can sometimes be tedious and time-consuming. SQL queries using pure SQL commands actually require less time and effort in executing the commands.

Running SQL queries on a database with phpMyAdmin can be hard, but we make it easy with the steps below:

1. The tutorial below will show you how to run SQL queries on a database with phpMyAdmin.

2. Now let’s learn how to run SQL queries on a database.

First, log in to phpMyAdmin. Then, on the options at the left part of the page, choose the database table you wish to run an SQL query on.

3. For this tutorial, let’s choose the “details” link, which will take you to the “Table: Details” page.

(As has been explained in another tutorial, you can delete a field from a table by clicking on its check box. Then click on the drop icon or the red “X” icon.)

In this tutorial, let us learn how to delete fields using pure SQL commands.

4. Click on the “members” link of your database, this will lead you to the database page for those particular members.

5. Then, click on the button that says “SQL” found at the top of the page.

6. In the blank box that says “Run SQL query/queries on database”, type in the command to delete the “address” field from the details table.

(The command would be – ALTER TABLE ‘details’ DROP ‘address’)

Then click on the button that says “Go” when finished.

7. A message box will appear saying “Do you really want to ALTER TABLE ‘details’ DROP ‘address’? Click on the “OK” button.

8. That’s it. The SQL command has been executed.

9. To take a look, click on the “details” link once again. The “address” field should no longer appear in the details table.

(You can also click the SQL button directly from the table view instead of from the database, which was what we did.)

10. Clicking on the SQL button from the table view will show you a “Run SQL query/queries on database” box that has been partially filled in:

SELECT – FROM ‘details’ WHERE 1

(For more information on the SQL query syntax or commands, visit the MySQL documentation by clicking on the “SQL” icon found near the “Home” and “Exit” icons.)

11. This is the end of the demo. You now know how to run SQL queries on a database using phpMyadmin.

12. Thank you for watching our video tutorial. If you would like to share something please leave us a comment below.

March 1, 2012 at 12:40 am | No comment

WHMCS allows its users to hold several hosting packages from different hosting providers at the same time. Although its module provide for automated renewal, cancellations and purchase of add-ons are done by following this tutorial.

Here is how you can review your hosting packages in WebHost Manager Complete System:

1. The tutorial below will show you how to review your hosting packages in WHMCS.

2. First, you have to log in to WHMCS. Click on the link that says “My Hosting Packages” in the Client Area page.

3. You will be shown the “My Hosting Packages” page where you can find all your registered packages and options.

The hosting packages table will show the registration date, the type of package along with the domain registry’s website, the next due date, and the amount of the package.

The last row is the “View Details” link for the package in that particular column.

Choose which package you want to review and click on its “View Details” link.

4. The page will show the product details for that package. Scroll down.

5. If you want to order add-ons, you can do so by clicking on the link found below the product details that say, “Click to view available add-ons”.

If you want to terminate or cancel this package, you can do so by clicking on the button found at the bottom of the page that says “Request Cancellation”.

Then click the “Back” button.

6. Now click on the “Client Area” link at the top of the page.

7. This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to review hosting packages in WHMCS.

8. Thank you for watching our tutorial.

February 29, 2012 at 12:32 am | No comment

As the success of a business is partly due to prompt action and feedback, so it is important to always check your emails sent to you through the WHM Complete System.

Follow the steps below to learn how to review emails in WHMCS:

1. The tutorial below will show you how to review your emails sent to you in WHMCS.

2. Log in to your WHMCS account. From the Welcome Page of the Client Area, click on the link that says “My Emails”.

3. You will be led to the “My Emails” page where you can view and review messages sent to you.

The table of emails will show the date it was sent and the message subject. Click on the message subject link to view that particular email message.

4. The email opens in a new window. When you are finished viewing the email, simply close that window.

5. Back to your list of emails, click on the link that says “Next Page”.

6. You will be shown more of your emails. Click on another message subject link.

7. For this tutorial, you can see that the new window that opened shows another email showing the receipt for an order. Again, just close the new window when finished.

8. Click the “Client Area” link found under the WHMCS banner.

9. This is the end of the demo. You now know how to review emails sent to you in WHMCS.

10. Thank you for watching our video tutorial.

February 28, 2012 at 12:26 am | No comment