STEP ONE:
ACCESSING YOUR NETWORK FOLDER
We suggest that before you begin, you get into the habit of storing your papers, projects, powerpoints, pictures and any other course materials to your designated network folder. You will also store all of your web pages in this folder. Also, keeping your folder organized will help you be more efficient as you place more and more material in the folder. You may consider a seperate folder for each year of school and within those folders seperate folders for images and documents. For example: "documents_2005" and "images_2005".

STEP TWO:
CREATING YOUR WEBSITE
Choose a web editor below to create your web page. We give you three choices depending on your level of expertise. Once you decide which editor is right for you, just click on Microsoft Word, Netscape Composer, or Dreamweaver for step-by-step instructions on how to create your first page, add text, graphics, and tables, or add aditional pages. Also, read all the C.R.A.P./C.A.R.P. about web design.

1. Getting Started with Microsoft Word: For those who want the easiest way to create a web page. Click on the Word tutorial link to the here: (Flordia Gulf Coast Word Tutorial). Scroll down to "Web Page Wizard" and follow the steps listed. ***When the wizard asks where you would like to save you files, make sure you save everything to your network folder (see step 1 - how to find your network folder).

2. Getting Started with Netscape Composer: Easy to use web software for beginners. Contains all the basic tools. Before you begin the tutorial please download a free copy Netscape. Do not download version 8 as it does not include Composer. Download version 7. Here is an easy to use tutorial for Netscape Composer: Click Here.

3. Getting Started with Dreamweaver: State of the art web creation tool for intermediate or advanced web designers.

ACCESSING YOUR NETWORK FOLDER
Method 1: Accessing your folder from a personal computer in the dorms / public computer on campus
Method 2: Accessing your folder from a Macintosh computer

Method 1:
FROM RESIDENT HALLS / PERSONAL COMPUTER
OR PUBLIC COMPUTER ON CAMPUS
Mapping a Network Drive for Windows 2000/XP

1. Right-click on My Network Places or My Computer
2. Select Map Network Drive
3. The Map Network Drive window will open. In the area marked, Drive: there will be a letter which indicates what drive letter you will be using. If, for some reason, it is being used, then you will see a drive mapping beside the letter (for example: Y: \\Academic\Folder)
4. In the area marked Folder: type \\Portfolio\eport\username (rsmith, for example) -- If this drive will be needed daily, check the box beside Reconnect at logon. Do not choose "Reconnect at logon" if you are using a computer in a Public or Resident Hall lab.
5. Click Finish
6. A login prompt will appear. Enter your username with ASCNT in front of it (for example, ASCNT\twarren) and enter your password. The network drive pointing to your folder should now open on your desktop. You will also see it listed in My Computer as the drive letter it was assigned in step 3.

Method 2:
ACCESS FROM A MAC

MAC OS X
1. Click on the Go menu on the menu bar
2. Select Connect to Server.
3. Enter 168.28.232.60 for the Server Address and Click Connect. 4. In the Connect to Server window, select Registered User and enter your username and password.
5. Click Connect.
6. In the Select the volumes to mount window, make sure Eport is highlighted
7. Click OK
8. The Eport drive should open on your mac, if not, double click it on your desktop.
9. Select the folder labeled with your username.

Mac OS 9
1. Click the Apple Icon on the menu bar
2. Select Chooser.
3. On the left side of the Chooser window,
4. select Appleshare
5. On the right side of the window select Server IP Address.
6. Enter 168.28.232.60 for the server address
7. Click Connect
8. Select Registered User at the login window and enter your username and password.
9. Click Connect
10. Select Eport
11. Click OK
12. Open the Eport drive that now appears on the desktop.
13. Select the folder labeled with your username.

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