If you want to use WordPress to build your website or use it for something like a blog, you have to first install it on your hosting account. From the cPanel home page, in the Web Applications section, click WordPress blog. Click Install this
Resetting cPanel Email Passwords
There are two ways to change your cPanel email password, based on whether or not you know your current password: Know your current password? Nope See Resetting…. Yep See Changing…. Resetting cPanel Email Passwords If you forgot the password for a cPanel
Configuring mail clients with cPanel email
After adding email accounts, you can use cPanel’s tools to configure your email client to access the account. Go to http://coolexample.com/webmail, where coolexample.com is your domain name. Log in to your email address. Click Configure Mail Client. Next to the mail client you want
Set up email accounts
cPanel lets you create email addresses at the domains hosted on your account. Log in to cPanel (Shared Hosting/Server). In the Email section, click Accounts. Click Create Account. Complete the on-screen fields, and then click Create Account. Note: Your Mailbox Quota counts toward your account’s Disk
Java Code Signing: Generate a CSR
To request a code signing certificate, you have to provide us a certificate signing request (CSR) generated from the machine you’ll use to sign the code. We’ll use the information in this file to validate your request and provide the
Windows: Generate CSR for code or driver signing certificate
To request a code signing certificate or a Windows driver signing certificate, you have to provide us a certificate signing request (CSR) generated by the machine you use to sign the code. We’ll use the information in this file to