Audiences and Purposes of My Home Page
To serve generally as a reference for students, colleagues, business
people, and other associates who may access this page.
To provide important links to programs and events in my
specialty, and thus help establish community for activities in my area.
To present a professional "ethos" consistent with UWM's
Home page and represent not only me but my professional specialty to Web
visitors.
To provide a visually "clean," professional, and easy to
use environment that invites visitors to use my page.
To provide interesting links that will make my page
enjoyable to visitors as well as useful so that they may return.
To provide me with a source of often used data and
sources as well as a remote link.
To provide more personal information to give visitors a
sense of me as an individual.
See an analysis of my Web page by Amber Norkett.
Web Design
Links
To provide important links to programs and events in my specialty, and thus help establish community for activities in my area.
To present a professional "ethos" consistent with UWM's Home page and represent not only me but my professional specialty to Web visitors.
To provide a visually "clean," professional, and easy to use environment that invites visitors to use my page.
To provide interesting links that will make my page enjoyable to visitors as well as useful so that they may return.
To provide me with a source of often used data and sources as well as a remote link.
To provide more personal information to give visitors a sense of me as an individual.
Basic HTML Definitions
Home Page Construction and Links
Yale Web Design Manual
Background Colors and Codes
The Icon Bank
Icon Bazaar
Index for Icons, Buttons
Windows Sounds and Links
PAWS ~ Campus ID = 990556645-20
PIN ~ UWM Unix Login Password
Instructions for Telnet to UWM Unix prompt:
(1) Connect to the Internet using any internet service provider.
(2) Click [start] then select [run] and enter:
"telnet alphaA.csd.uwm.edu" (without quotes)(3) Should reach the familiar login screen.
At UNIX prompt, type "groupsu englweb"
At EZ menu, type 62
At alpha promt, type "cd www"
At alpha prompt, type "cd [+ name of directory]"
Use pico to edit
Using FTP directory:
"cd ~ftp/pub" [and make yourself a directory]: "mkdir alred"
put some files in it and make them public readable: "mkpub *"
then tell your students to point their web browsers at: "ftp://ftp.uwm.edu/pub/alred"
Unix:
cd ~ftp/pub/alred
cp sap-sum.doc ~ftp/pub/alred
After looking into this issue, you are correct in asserting that the problem lies with the correspondent on Compuserve, and that the setting cannot be changed. In order to preserve replies that are interpreted by PINE as attachments when they are replied to, please take the following steps:
1. open pine
2. click s
3. click c
4. scroll down to: [ ] include-attachments-in-reply and click x
5. click e to exit the menu
6. click y to save the changes
this will not make compuserve messages appear in pine, but will at least preserve the dialogue...as Compuserve states below that its sending settings cannot be changed; they recommend Outlook Express as an alternative for those and you cannot change this."
To run a speed test:
type: "command" in the run box.
Speed test: ping www.uwm.edu
Route Speed: tracert www.uwm.edu
ITC Group Account
Accessing:
(1) At normal alpha prompt, type "groupsu itc"(2) You will be transferred to the EZ screen
(3) Type "exit" to leave account (pine or UNIX)
Configuring FTP
(1) At "USERNAME" type "itc"(2) At "PASSWORD" type "alred/password"
Administration (from my alpha account)
(1) Add a new member: type "grpadmin -a itc username"(2) Delete a member: type "grpadmin -r itc username"
(3) Print members of the group: type "grpadmin -p itc"
(4) Delete group, groupname: type "grpadmin -d itc"
(5) Create a new group, groupname: "grpadmin -c itc alred"
(6) Make administrator the new group administrator: "grpadmin -g itc alred"
