Select Publish to Folder (rather than Publish to Web).  This generates the required HTML files and associated image files and stores them on your computer, allowing you to fully test your web pages for any problems before uploading them to your web server.

Plus it allows you to edit the HTML (using NotePad) so you can add meaningful META tags, ad banner code and additional code such as I have done here, in order to center my page on all screen sizes.

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Looking at the contents of your folder, you should see something similar to this.
*.html files, *.gif files, *.jpg files and perhaps an avi or mid/wav file if you added video and music.

These are the files that you upload, **NOT** your filename.web file, which is your Print Shop project file.   Browsers can't read a Print Shop project file any better than they can read a PhotoShop file or a spreadsheet file.

Double-click the index.html file and your browser will open, displaying your home page.

If you are serious about how well your pages display, it's important to view them on different screen resolutions and also to view them in the two most popular browsers, Internet Explorer and Firefox.  Only 50% of the world uses IE so when you include Firefox, you cover about 90% of the population.

Surprise, your pages may look very different from one browser to another and you'll want to adjust your design elements accordingly.

There is no reason to not have both of these browsers installed if you want your pages to look consistent to the vast majority of internet surfers.

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One Method of Uploading Your Files
by Using Internet Explorer

This is the easiest way to upload your files because you don't need to use any special ftp program - just the IE browser.

Type in the ftp address of your web host.  In IE7, the FTP root directory appears.  Click "Page" on the toolbar, then "Open FTP site in Windows Explorer".  A window opens where you can log in by inputting your user name and password.  This will get you into your web directory.

Copy and paste the files from your hard drive into the correct folder (sometimes called "public_html").  Copy over only the files in your folder, not the folder itself so that index.html is inside "public_html" rather than in a folder inside "public_html".