Creating Web Page Links
Updated February 9, 1996
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I saw this on a Navy site and liked it. They somehow had it configured for
WRITE instead of just a view but it sure saves time formatting. To do it,
put FTP instead of HTTP in front of the URL of the HREF. For example, to
see the AUTOEXEC.BAT file in this directory,
the command is:
<A HREF="ftp:autoexec.bat">AUTOEXEC.BAT file in this directory</A>
You can also just give Netscape a directory name and it will list
all the files in the directory. For example, here is a list
of files in my home directory which is coded as:
files in the <A HREF="../">my home</A> directory
Viewing Source Code
The source code of any HTML file anywhere on the Net is loaded into memory
when reading so it's available for viewing. In addition,
you can use the SAVE command to save it to your disk for
analysis and plagiarism.
Signing a document
You should usually sign a document with your name.
Using the <ADDRESS> tag is the correct way. In
Mosaic, that is represented in italics. It's easier
to create a link to an Author page (mine is mike_m.html)
with the address, e-mail, and phone number in case something
changes.
Date the documents also.
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Mike Moxcey