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How do I add a visitor counter to my Publisher created website?

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LivingTheDreamToday - 24 Jun 2007 05:41 GMT
I have created my website (www.LivingTheDreamToday.net) using Publisher 2007.
I would like to add a counter to track traffic to my site. Can anyone give me
advise on how to do this?  Thanks, Helen
Mary Sauer - 24 Jun 2007 09:38 GMT
Helen, Your web site is great... I would recommend your turning off the music.

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>I have created my website (www.LivingTheDreamToday.net) using Publisher 2007.
> I would like to add a counter to track traffic to my site. Can anyone give me
> advise on how to do this?  Thanks, Helen
LivingTheDreamToday - 24 Jun 2007 11:34 GMT
Hi Mary,
Thanks for your comment. I agree and would like to remove the music, but I
don't know how! I didn't add the music, it just started when I published the
website. Can you tell me how to turn off the music?  Also, any idea on how I
add a counter to track visits to my site?   Thanks,  Helen

> Helen, Your web site is great... I would recommend your turning off the music.
>
> >I have created my website (www.LivingTheDreamToday.net) using Publisher 2007.
> > I would like to add a counter to track traffic to my site. Can anyone give me
> > advise on how to do this?  Thanks, Helen
DavidF - 24 Jun 2007 13:44 GMT
First the musac: Go to Tools > Web Page Options and delete the "file name"
under Background Sound. You may need to delete the sound file from your web
host space too. I concur...get rid of the musac...it is very annoying.

As per the counter, there are a zillion page counters scripts available.
Just Google for web counters, or hit counters, etc. and when you find the
code you want to use, then use the insert html code fragment feature in
Publisher to insert the code into your page.

Look to your webhost first...they may give you a counter script that you can
add to your home page. But also ask yourself if you really need a counter
showing on your home page. Some people feel it is almost as tacky as musac.
Plus your host will also likely provide in-depth webstats for your site that
will give you this information and more.

DavidF

> Hi Mary,
> Thanks for your comment. I agree and would like to remove the music, but I
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>> > give me
>> > advise on how to do this?  Thanks, Helen
Herb Mann - 22 Dec 2007 00:35 GMT
Who decides what is tacky. If you don't like the toilet seat up, put it down.
If you don't like the music, turn your speakers down or off.

> First the musac: Go to Tools > Web Page Options and delete the "file name"
> under Background Sound. You may need to delete the sound file from your web
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> >> > give me
> >> > advise on how to do this?  Thanks, Helen
DavidF - 22 Dec 2007 03:19 GMT
The viewer decides what is tacky, and many if not most will leave a site
rather than being forced to listen to background music. Many will choose to
leave the toilet seat up, and move on.

The question is, given that background music will drive many viewers away
from your site, why would you want to use it?

DavidF

> Who decides what is tacky. If you don't like the toilet seat up, put it
> down.
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>> >> > give me
>> >> > advise on how to do this?  Thanks, Helen
 
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