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Graphics are displayed in web pages if they haven't been turned off in your configuration settings to increase the download speed. With most browsers you can right-click on a picture and select "View Image" to view it by itself, or "Save Image As" to save the file to your computer for later viewing with another application. Graphics come in a wide range of formats. At one time GIF's were the most popular, but lately they are going out of style.
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Web pages are written in a computer language called HTML (HyperText Mark-up Language). You don't need to know HTML to create a web page, as there are several web editors that will write the computer code for you. Knowing HTML gives you more precise control over your web pages, but it is not necessary.
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Most course web pages are available through ConnCourse, Connecticut College's course management system. ConnCourse provides a secure, password-protected area for course materials, online discussions, assessments and other web-based resources. Current students and faculty should log in to ConnCourse using their Connecticut College Network ID and password. Please contact Diane Creede (x5145) if you need assistance using ConnCourse.
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The following directory lists CSUS students, faculty, and staff who have personal web pages. Personal pages are intended to be related to the mission of the university and must adhere to University Computing and Networking Policies, Procedures, and Guidelines.
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The PR Newswire Widget is compatible with iGoogle, Netvibes, Pageflakes, MySpace, Facebook, TypePad, Blogger, Freewebs, Friendster, Webwag and Windows Live, allowing bloggers, website hosts and individuals with social networking pages easy access to PR Newswire's feeds. The widget features scrolling breaking news, segmented in 30 categories from Automotive and Transportation to Venture Capital.
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PLEASANTON, Calif., March 28 /PRNewswire/ — Prudential CA/NV/TX Realty today announced a strategic alliance with Ads For Free, Inc. to bring targeted, local online real estate consumer traffic through the company’s WebTop Intranet to its agents’ company web pages. Ads for Free will optimize agents’ WebTop web pages and configure them for first page search engine recognition. Subscribing agents will choose a specific neighborhood or neighborhoods and identify up to 25 keywords associated with that neighborhood. Gradual roll out to all 61 company-owned offices in California, Nevada and Texas will occur over the next two to three months.
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