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WEB DEVELOPMENT


Switching to Secure File Transfer
  NEW!
Smith web servers now support only secure file transfer. This document explains the procedure for switching from non-secure to secure file transfer for users of Contribute, Dreamweaver, Fetch, and WS_FTP LE. 

Using Core FTP
  NEW!
Core FTP is a secure file transfer program that allows you to safely transfer files between a Windows computer and a networked file server. This document explains how to install and use the program.


Dreamweaver Tutorials
If you're interested in learning to use Adobe Dreamweaver, the tutorials on this web page will help you get started. ITS also offers Dreamweaver training classes every fall and spring.  Watch for the technology training class schedule announced on eDigest each semester.

Student Organization Websites
Student organizations at Smith are invited and encouraged to create websites to promote their goals and activites.  This document explains the steps required to establish the required accounts on the Sophia web server.

Posting Personal Webpages on the Sophia Web Server
All Smith students, faculty, and staff may request a personal account on the Sophia webserver to use for posting personal webpages and making them available to the public. This document explains the steps required to set up and use a personal Sophia account.

Choosing Webpage Design Software  
Smith provides training and support for faculty and staff who are responsible for creating or maintaining Smith webpages. This document describes the various webpage design applications supported at Smith, and presents guidelines to help you determine which software will best meet your requirements.




 

 


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