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How to increase the upload max filesize in the MultiPHP INI Editor in cPanel

Introduction By default, cPanel sets the maximum file upload size to 2MB.  This can be increased to a value that you find more useful for your websites. Procedure Please note, the maximum size for these variables is 2GB. If you need to upload larger files, it is recommended to do this via FTP, or by […]

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5 other Ways to Back up Your Data

Play it safe and back up your data If you want to back up the data on your PC, here are five other ways you can do so. Each method has its pros and cons. For the ultimate in safety, choose two and use them concurrently. For example, use an off-site cloud storage service with on-site network-attached storage (NAS).

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What Is iCloud? And How Do I Use It?

iCloud is the generic name for all of the services Apple delivers through the internet, whether that’s on a Mac, iPhone, or a PC running Windows (an iCloud for Windows client is available). These services include iCloud Drive, which is similar to Dropbox and Google Drive; iCloud Photo Library, which is an offshoot of Photo Stream; iTunes

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How To Log into cPanel Account From My HarmonWeb Client Area

In order to access your Control Panel (cPanel), you must have an active website hosting plan with a hosting like company any hosting company would work companies like Go-daddy,Harmon-web solutions and few un mentioned ones. we recommend Harmon-Web Solutions for locals in Nigeria getting into the web Technology space, due to their quick error fix

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How to Take a Screenshot on Mac:

This article serves as my courtesy to Apple for their amazing hardware design and the intuitive controls that make using a Mac so seamless. Here is a simple guide to taking screenshots: What to Know Press and hold shift+command+3 to take a quick screenshot. Use shift+command+4 or shift+command+4+spacebar to screenshot a portion of the screen

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