So how do I find my rreally old comics? [solved]

[Shepherd]

Hi, all! I'm amazed my login from the Keenspace days still works.

I write Man-Man, which has been on its own URL since around 2004 or so, but went through a few years on KeenSpace back in the day, long before it was called Comic Genesis. The main page is still up -- manmancomics.comicsgenesis.com -- but the archive links don't work, and I can't suss out how to find the old strips.

ARE there old strips? If so, how can I see them? I think the artist has them archived somewhere in storage, but knowing how to get to 'em online would be helpful.

Thanks!

[Dr Neo Lao]

So I take it that you wrote Man-Man and someone else drew it and managed the site?

If the old pages are not on a publicly available page (like, there's no link to it but it's there) then they might be sitting in the account. You would need an FTP program and the username / password to the site. Without those, the only way to find them would be to get in contact with the artist and see if they still have a copy on their computer.

[Kisai]

Hi, all! I'm amazed my login from the Keenspace days still works.

I write Man-Man, which has been on its own URL since around 2004 or so, but went through a few years on KeenSpace back in the day, long before it was called Comic Genesis. The main page is still up -- manmancomics.comicsgenesis.com -- but the archive links don't work, and I can't suss out how to find the old strips.

ARE there old strips? If so, how can I see them? I think the artist has them archived somewhere in storage, but knowing how to get to 'em online would be helpful.

Thanks!

Fixed... for some reason there was an 'empty space' in the first comic's filename that prevented Autokeen from figuring out it was a comic.

[Shepherd]

Ha-haaaa! You guys are great! Thanks!