<p>Here is how to get started using this script:</p>
<ol>
<li><del>Download the script then upload it to your server.</del> If you are reading this then it shows you have already set up your installation.</li>
<li>Change some few settings on the config file such as the Sitename, site tagline, the stylesheet to use, the copyright message at the footer etc. This script's config file is the <strong>npt-load.php</strong>. You can also read the <strong>CONFIG.php</strong> file.</li>
<li>Login to the console section. For your initial login use the values <strong>"admin"</strong> and <strong>"admin123"</strong> as <em>Username</em> and <em>Password</em> respectively.</li> 
<li>Change your password to protect your website.</li>
<li>You can then upload your articles from the console section. Please read the "Upload your Articles" section before uploading.</li>
</ol>

<h3>Whaaat? No Editor?</h3>

<p>Yes. <a href="http://napata-cms.blogspot.com">Napata File CMS</a> does not (and may be will never) have an editor. To add your articles to the site simply edit your articles offline using your favorite <strong>text editor</strong>, then use an FTP client or the CMS's file uploads to move your files to the server to the <strong>articles directory</strong>. That is all you need to use this CMS. You can use full HTML for all your articles for this CMS.</p>

<h3>How to Delete Articles</h3>

<p>You will have to use an FTP client (e.g. <a href="http://filezilla-project.org/">FileZilla</a>) to delete any article from your site. Go to the <strong>articles</strong> directory and delete the article.</p>

<p><strong>NOTE: Some web hosts provide control panels that can allow you to manage the files on your account. One good example is CPanel that comes with a good File Manager. Using Cpanel's File Manager you can even view hidden files , delete, upload and even download files from the server.</strong></p>

<h3>Inserting Images to Articles</h3>

<p>Use the HTML &lt;img&gt; tags like so:</p>

<center><div style='padding: 20px; background-color: #ffe4e1; border: 1px solid #0000ff;'>&lt;img src="images/MyImage.png"/&gt;</div></center>

<p>Note that all images reside in the <strong>images</strong > folder of your CMS' installation.</p>