The first step is to click the "download the program" link below (chose your version needed, Mac or PC).  This starts the process.  You may opt to save the install program to your hard drive by clicking the SAVE button in the pop-up window that appears, or simply click the OPEN button to start the download and then automatically install 123LogAnalyzer then after.

When the installation process is complete, start the 123LogAnalyzer program, the window below illustrates what the program looks like when it is running:

Start the analyzing process by clicking the DOWNLOAD button.  The following window will open:

1. Type-in your FTP address, it is listed on the account info sheet I told you print and save...OK, I know, so read on.  Your FTP address is usually written like this: ftp.yourdomain.com (ftp.kwcyberworks.com).  Note: it is all lower-case.

2. In this text box goes the address of where your log file is stored and in almost all cases should be written exactly as follows:  /var/log/httpd/access_log

3. Enter your web account username.  This may be in one of two forms, the first:
username@yourdomain.com (again, this info is listed on your account info that was sent to you), OR just your username.  Try using username@yourdomain.com first, if that does not work then try just typing-in your username.  If all else fails contact Tech Support for Help below.

4. Enter your web account password.

5. Click on the DOWNLOAD and ANALYZE button.  This starts the process.  When the log file has completed downloading the program will automatically start the creation process for the stats report and then display web pages with the results.

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6. These results will display the most-recent statistical usage data for your website. 
    For a 3-month report read on:

     First download /var/log/httpd/access_log, then go through the same process as 
     as described above, but this time enter the log file to be downloaded as
     /var/log/httpd/access_log.1, finish the process as above.  The do
     /var/log/httpd/access_log.2, then /var/log/httpd/access_log.3, and
     finally /var/log/httpd/access_log.4

When you run the analyze option it will include 3 months of data.

And finally, click on the link below and request the unlocking code from Tech Support that will convert 123LogAnalyzer from a demo to a fully-function version.

You should this a very complete stats reporting program and more than meet your needs.