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I had no problem with Safari, but Firefox only wanted to download the file and wouldn’t even play it then. I really don’t want these files downloaded. I’ll have to try to reload an old version of CVG until this is resolved.

I got it up to 8MB but putting a php.ini file in the etc folder on my site, even though it says 20MB in the file.

More to come. VFX supervisors, post people, colorists, VFX people.

Now I will answer my own questions. I wanted 2 wordpress sites that were not associated to each other in one webhosting location. I needed 2 installations of wordpress-one for each site-and not the networking thingie.
Where should I install WordPress with my particular host. I have a linguistic quibble with you guys here. You use the term ‘root’-which has a specific meaning-as the description of where to install WordPress. For my particular webhost, I didn’t even install WordPress in the top level of the database. I installed in into the folders where the webhost was going to look for the website. In my instance, the top folder is called ‘www’ and the folder for the 2nd site is inside that first folder and has the domain name as its name. So I actually have one of my versions of WordPress down 3 levels in the database. That’s what worked.

‘You cannot run a single WP install on 3 separate domains. You must install it in one domain. You can then forward the other 2 domains to the first one but that’s a entirely different subject.’

excellent. This is what I’m looking for.

I have already used addon domain name in the c-panel to place the second domain inside the folder of the first. Where do I put wordpress to address them both?

I appreciate your response, but my main question is not answered: where do I put wordpress so that it will act on or with the 2 domains in the www folder in the manner the hosting company suggested I set them up.