This text assumes your home PC is running some variant of GNU/Linux. If you're running a Windows machine (your web hosting account is GNU/Linux) then putty is what you need.

Download the latest version of jwm-art CMS. And then upload to your web hosting account, and login. Before you extract the archive, please be aware that the archive contains the following directory structure:

include/
include/generic/
include/works/
layouts/
layouts/cms_doc/
layouts/cms_doc/dat/
layouts/cms_doc/dat_generated/
layouts/cms_doc/dat_generated/comments/
layouts/cms_doc/dat_generated/journal/
layouts/default/
layouts/default/dat/
layouts/default/dat_generated/
layouts/default/dat_generated/comments/
layouts/default/dat_generated/journal/
public_html/
public_html/style/

The include directory contains the jwm-art CMS PHP include files. Within that directory is the generic directory which contains scripts which might be helpful, and is intended to be used as a place to store include files additional to the jwm-art CMS includes. The works directory is to be used for your own PHP files which you want to run within the jwm-art CMS - that is for the output to appear within a page generated by the jwm-art CMS.

The layouts directory is the top-level directory for all layouts to be generated by jwm-art CMS on your site . Within this directory are stored layout files, page data files, page data files generated by jwm-art CMS, and comments.

The public_html directory is the web document root on my server and is located within my home directory on that server. Therefor I extract the archive into my home directory, and all the include files and data files are consequently below the document root and therefor not easily accessible via the internet. Your account may be different, but hopefully the document root is a directory within your ~ directory and so you will be able to keep the includes and data files below the document root of your account.

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