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Uploading Files

Now, to upload your files you will want to head back to the main page of cPanel and locate your "File Manager".

Now inside of your File Manager you will want to navigate into public_html. (If you are using a SubDomain then locate to it's file location set upon creation).

Once inside your file location, to upload your files you will have to chose the "Upload Files" button at the top and chose your Hamz Product .zip file. You will now want to extract those files and move everything from "WebFiles" into your main directory. (Public_html or your SubDomain file location).

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