Please do all of the tasks listed in the table below. And remember: you
will be graded only on the technical aspects of your web pages, not their
rhetorical sophistication.
| Task |
Hint |
Sample |
| Begin by opening your
site
through Expression Web. From now on, whenever you work on your sites,
you should always open them by using the Site -- Open Site command in
Expression Web. |
Site -- Open Site --
P drive -- htdocs --
Open. You may need to browse for your P drive and htdocs folder
the first time you do this. |
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| Download sample pictures from
my web site, or come up with pictures of your own. You need to use
at least 3 different pictures (or more, if you'd like). |
Place your cursor on a photo
and right click on the mouse. "Save picture as" |
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| Insert the three pictures in 9 different
places on your website. |
Insert -- Picture -- From File |
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| Place the pictures on the
pages in three different positions: Left, Center, Right. |
Highlight the picture, then
move it around using the align buttons. |
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| Text wrap around at least 4
pictures. Do two wraps to the left, and two to the right. |
Double click on the picture to
open up the Properties window. Double click -- Appearance --
Wrapping Style |
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| Make at least one of your
pictures a hyperlink (to anything you like). |
Highlight picture, then make
link as usual. |
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| Save your new pages and
pictures in your htdocs folder. |
Images and pictures must be in
the htdocs folder in order for people to see them on your pages. |
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| Scan in or download three original
pictures from your phone or digital camera and place them on your web site. |
There are scanners available
in a couple of TETC labs and elsewhere on campus. |
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| Pick three of your pictures
and crop each one in three different ways. Save each original
picture and its cropped versions on its own page. |
Use Microsoft Picture Manager
to crop your pictures. Be sure to save them as .jpg files.
And be sure to save them in the same file as your html page. |
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