If you have an upgraded account, you can use PHP.

Rename your page to whatever.php

then put this inside it, at the point where you want the counter to appear.
Make sure you create a file called count.txt. If you don't, it might be created automatically the first time you run the program, but I'm not sure.

<?
$counter_file = ("count.txt");
//now we open the file
$visits = file($counter_file);
//this increments the counter value by 1
$visits[0]++;
//now we will open the counter file for
//writing "w"
$fp = fopen($counter_file , "w");
//put the new count value into the counter
//file
fputs($fp , "$visits[0]");
//close the file
fclose($fp);
//display the count
echo $visits[0];
?>


I think that the above solution is the easiest. You can see if working on my webpage. http://www.uglypeople.co.uk

The files you put up all use cgi, which is good too.

Remember, that to use PHP or CGI/Perl, you must have a paid account. Free ones do not include this service, however, you can still have a counter by logging into your page and clicking on counters. Or whatever it says...

Good luck,

[ September 02, 2001: Message edited by: Stephan ]