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1. #Apple iweb support how to#
2. #Apple iweb support 32 bit#
3. #Apple iweb support full#
4. #Apple iweb support professional#
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Don't just take my word for it: post a topic in the podcast forum of whether others think that feedburner is a good choice for hosting their rss feed and see what others have to say about it. If you prefer, you can also get order status or make changes by phone at (800) 6927753. You can get information about an order you placed on the Apple Online Store through the Order Status page. If anything you are advised to throughly read over their terms of service, privacy policies, and user feedback before making an educated decision of using their services. You can buy online or call (800) MYAPPLE (8006927753).

#Apple iweb support how to#

Some info on how to code your own stats is available on the podcast technical specifications page.Ĭonsider the possibility that feedburner is harvesting your statistics for their benefit. I recommend that you learn the coding yourself and manage your own rss feed to maintain total control.Īpple itself doesn't provide stats but with a little coding knowledge you can easily provide your own customized stats. Consider yourself warned I would not recommend using feedburner. If later on you decide to learn coding or discover that feedburner lacks other features you desire or feedburner stops offering their service (or decides to start charing for their service) then you will not be able to redirect your feed from feedburner. The problem with feedburner, amount other things, is that once you decide to use their service you're virtually stuck with them. How can I change that ? Apple iWeb Support and my Apple Store have no answer! There must be a way, metadata is so important!! Here are the phones with which you’ll be able to use iOS 17. Do you see what I mean ? The podcast should be called 'Gatinorama' but when you subscribe, it is called 'Episodes' because that's the name of the page where the episodes are. Instead of the name of my podcast, they get the name of the webpage where the episodes are on my site.Īnd the podcast description is the first sentence on that webpage. When people subscribe to my podcast (via the rss feed generated by iWeb), they do not get the propre metadata. The podcast audio files are created in GarageBand, then transfered to my iWeb site, then published via MobileMe. I am currently designing a website to host a podcast. Metadata Problems going from GBand to iWeb to iTunesĬlick to reply to this topic Reply email Email Read more about Apple, development, iWeb, MobileMe, replacement, web site, Wix, WordPress.This is a message I originally posted in the 'podcast' section, but someone there suggested I also post it here.

#Apple iweb support professional#

Its ease of use and integration make it a smart choice for someone who wants a professional looking site that they can get up in running in no time. Overall, I think Wix is a viable replacement for the iWeb/MobileMe combination.

#Apple iweb support full#

So easy that you can have a full website up and running in an afternoon.While it has a few drawbacks, overall, it made creating a replacement of my old site so easy and fast that I decided I can live with them.

I’ve found Wix to be a worthy replacement.

#Apple iweb support 32 bit#

Today I have a beautiful new site that took less than a week to create, including writing all the copy. Apple signposted the end of 32 bit application support in its WWDC stating that macOS Mojave will be the last macOS to support 32 bit apps.

#Apple iweb support download#

Download Get to know the Apple Support app My Support Get up to date information about your Apple products including coverage, repairs, and much more. It seemed to answer all of the visual design and integrated publishing questions I had. Start now Apple Support app Get help for all of your Apple products in one place, or connect with an expert. Over the past couple of years, I tried EverWeb (also known as EasyWeb), WordPress, and even toyed with Sandvox and Freeway Express (Publisher Softpress closed on July 4, 2016), but none matched the ease of use and integration of publishing a site of the iWeb/MobileMe combination. Many of the other web development platforms either had a steep learning curve or required coding knowledge. IWeb was outstanding for its ease of use and WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) interface, and there weren’t a lot of comparable options out there to replace it. Initially, I simply moved the files from MobileMe to Bluehost, but that didn’t help me if I needed to make changes to the site.

When Apple ended the MobileMe website hosting feature and stopped updating iWeb in June of 2012, I knew I needed to find new options for hosting and updating my website.