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Connect with FTP to the public folder of your server where the rest of your Web site is.
TIP: The public folder is usually called "public_html", "www", "site" or "htdocs".
TIP: Learn how to FTP files, read my simple FTP and CHMOD tutorial.
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Create a new folder where you will install CCount. Name it anything you like, for example "ccount" or "clicks".
Example: /public_html/ccount
Corresponding URL: http://example.com/ccount
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Upload all CCount files to your server. PHP files must be transferred in ASCII mode and images in BINARY mode.
TIP: Most FTP clients will select the proper transfer mode automatically so you needn't worry about this.
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Open ccount/install in your browser, for example (modify to your URL):
http://example.com/ccount/install
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The CCount setup script will run. Follow instructions there.
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Delete the "install" directory from your server.
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Login to the admin panel to track new links, read instructions and edit settings:
http://example.com/ccount/admin
TIP: passwords are CaSe SeNSiTiVe ("PASS" is not the same as "pass").
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Things to do next:
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If you have problems/questions see the "HELP and Troubleshooting" section further down.
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Support CCount development by purchasing a license.
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Good luck using CCount!