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The Originator by George
J. Rogers |
 Where Ideas become Reality, through Web Design. |
Quote for The Day A certain amount of opposition
is a great help to a man. Kites rise against, not with, the
wind.
by John Neal |
Links to Helpful Resources
Search
Engines
Web
Site Design
Internet
Use and Publishing Guidelines
HTML
Code Vaidation Service NEW
Web
Guidelines Handbook
Web Site Compliance
Graphic
and Editorial Guide
HOOP
HIPAA Guidelines
FERPA
Guidelines
ADA
Guidelines NEW
(65 pages)
Web Site Design Training
Dreamweaver
3.0 - Online
Dreamweaver
4.0 - Online
Netscape
Composer - Online
On-Line Magazines
Internet Week
Network Computing
eWeek
Internet World
Web Techniques
Web Hosting
Mobile Computing
Computer World
Securityfocus.com
DM Review NEW
Links of Interest
KHOU TV - Houston Weather
Current Web Related Projects
HIPPA & FERPA Web Compliance
JSP Form Templates
Meta Tag Generator
Search Engine Tools - Verity
Web Author Survey
Web Group Management
Web Site User Survey
Web Statistical Tools
Web Training Materials
Web
Site Design Questionnaire
Web Workshops
UT-Houston
Web Coordinators
Graphic
and Editorial Board
"Web
Authors" Brown Bag Lunches
UTH-Houston NEW
Signs training contract.
New Horizons offers 20% off training class pricing to U.T. employees, staff, and students.
Learning
Catalog
Sept - Dec 2001
NEW
Web Page Design
Based on a recent survey, web authors still need to design to 800 x 600 screen resoulutions.
Scaleable Web Pages
When using tables set
table width to 838 pixels and center justified. This will leave white
on both sides with 1024x768 resolution. There will be no white space with
800x600 resolution. This newsletter is an example of this.
| Mission Statement | Submit a "Question to FAQ" |
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| Submit an "Article" | Submit a "Question to Web Author Group" | |
OAC now has shared phone services
Web support services have been restored for OAC and will be operating from temporary office space in the GSBS building. Please use the following to contact me for web support:
Phone: 713-500-8208
Pager: 713-549-9283 (will return call as quick as possible)
E-mail: george.j.rogers@uth.tmc.edu
Content Management -
What "Web Authors" and "Web Publishers" can Do NEW
by George Rogers Posted 07/27/01
The amount of information an individual uses to do their job daily increases 2 to 3 times every year. Most companies are now making the information viewable over the Internet. This is changing the type of audience viewing the information. The audience has changed from a small private controlled audience to a world wide public audience.
What "Web Authors" and "Web Publishers" can Do
Helpful Hints - Hints Archive
Server Content Stats - Keeping YOUR Web Server Content Current
by George Rogers Posted 07/27/01 NEW
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Web Pages
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Graphics
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MS Applications Data
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*.htm
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*.html
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*.jpg
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*.jpe
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*.gif
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*.psd | *.cdr |
*.png
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*.xls
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*.doc | *.ppt | *.pps | |
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53,081
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26,219
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17,621
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219
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41,231
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1945
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792
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245
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2,584
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93
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1301
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133
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The total amount of information content presented as web pages is 79,300 with 64,637 graphics and 1,535 data files for Microsoft Applications.
Keeping YOUR Web Content Current
The OAC web server is to provide current and up to date content to its
users. It is NOT to be used as a backup
device, a file server or a web development server. If old or out of date
content is located on the web server it can and will be found. If your
test pages or pages under construction are located there they will be
found. Please remove all test pages, test directories and test graphics
from the OAC web server.
Your desktop computer or client machine should be the computer used to store all test data files to include all html, graphics and application files. Your client computer should be used as your backup copy of your web site. The files that are located on the web server are considered your master files. These are the files that the users are viewing. Any files on OAC web servers are backed up regularly. Pull data off the OAC web server as it becomes out of date or no longer needed. There are currently files located on the server that date back to 1994.
Verity Search Engine
Any directory that resides on the OAC web server that is publicly readable
will be searched by the "Verity Search Engine". All data files
that are publicly readable will be indexed and made available from a linked
list with a title and description of the document.
Review your web pages regularly and move out of date files back to your client machine. Always remember to backup your local client computer. Before deleting old web pages, copy them to CD or tape for archive purposes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to your web design and publishing questions.
Web Work Groups
UT-Houston Web Coordinators have organized to work on subjects related to web authoring and publishing.
Graphic and Editorial Board have organized to work on policies and procedures related to U.T.H. graphics and name usage across all media's.
Web Authors Database is a ongoing list in Excel that include all web authors within the university. To add you name to the database send email to george.j.rogers@uth.tmc.edu
"Web Author" Brown Bag Lunches NEW have been organized to provide lunch time training sessions held at the Dental Branch auditorium. Subjects covered will be web authoring tools, security, content development, graphics and other helpful subjects.
Daily Magazine Article Highlights - Article Archive
Managing Your Assets By Emma Stroud NEW
The Simple Rules of Web Security by David Yip NEW
Project Management Simplified by Chris Frye and Holly Mason NEW
Finding the Right Search Engine by Steven Champeon NEW
Meta Data Repository Project Plan: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, - by David Marco