I've been looking for a couple of weeks to find a host that fits my needs. If anyone knows of a host that fits these requirements please let me know.

25-50 MB
php
flash support
frontpage 2000 extensions
pop3 and smtp email
reliable
(optional: mysql)

All under $7.00 a month.
I have a small budget for this so the cheaper the better, as long as they are still reliable.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

You didn't say how much bandwidth you needed...

off of the top of my head some places for you to look is,

http://www.nhhosting.net
http://www.www-hosting.com
http://www.venturesonline.com

Michael

Try posting this in the "Web Hosting Requests" section. That way web hosts can may offers to you.

;)

Actually that would be your best bet....

Hi,

Flash support? Unless this is something someone forgot to notify me about then there is no such thing as flash support.

Flash support falls in the same category as .gif support and .html support ;)

Originally posted by Pilgrim
Hi,

Flash support? Unless this is something someone forgot to notify me about then there is no such thing as flash support.

Flash support falls in the same category as .gif support and .html support ;)

hehe, actually you would be amazed to how many emails we get asking that same question "do you support flash ?" :D

if I'm not wrong there is a server side Flash application (I'm not talking about flash web server)
<<Edited>>

Here is it
http://www.macromedia.com/software/generator

Last time I check, you have to make a special arrangement with Macromedia to offer Macromedia Generator to your clients.

However, PHP supports Flash generation (with ming or swflib).

Originally posted by Jedito
Here is it
http://www.macromedia.com/software/generator

Generator doesn't do flash, it does shockwave. Shockwave is the 'big brother' of flash that allows for a lot more dynamic stuff (though with actionscripting Flash is fairly dynamic now (ver 5).

To run Flash on a server it's little more than a MIME type (like .gif and .html). Shockwave movies are the same thing if they're self contained. Generator files are like mini database programs that have a flashy front end (no pun intended) :)

Greg Moore