We have given this script an overall difficulty level of beginners to intermediate +.
This means that some html knowledge would be an advantage and although this script is well documented with help throughout, beginners should follow the installation instructions with care.
Beginners should also take care when editing the config file to ensure all entries are correct.

• file_uploads
• upload_max_filesize
• post_max_size
• max_input_time
• max_execution_time

• All of the above directives are very important when handling file uploads and downloads.
• These directives can be found in your servers php.ini configuration file.
• We have no control over this file or try to change any of the settings via scripts.
• You must speak to your host in order to change any of the settings.
• In order to use the upload feature the directive "file_uploads" must be enabled.
• If it is enabled the file being uploaded can not be more then indicated by the directive "upload_max_filesize"
• If the file being uploaded/downloaded is more then "post_max_size", only this amount will be allowed.
• If the time it takes to upload/download a file is more then max_execution_time, the process will fail.
• If you experience any of the problems outlined you will need to change these settings in the php.ini
• Most hosts will not allow you access to this file but may allow you to use .htaccess files to change these settings.
• Please consult your host for further information.

To find out what your php.ini settings are set to, upload the file in this zip, then point your browser to the location http://www.yoursite.com/phpinfo.php

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