The services described on this page are provided for University at Albany Web Builders.
Web Builders maintain a portion of the University web pages which serve
the University community. Web pages produced by Web Builders provide information and services on University Offices,
Departments, Student groups, Colleges, Centers, Research Centers, and support organizations.
- Form to File
- Description: A cgi script which writes the contents of a HTML form to a file.
- Form to Mail
- Description: A cgi script which sends the contents of a HTML form
to a University email address.
- GO cgi
- Description: A cgi script which enables you to place HTML links
within a HTML form drop-down box.
- Groups and Group members
- Description: Use this request form to add or remove members of your web group, change ownership
of your web directory, request an initial group for a pre-existing web directory, or remove a web site.
Guidelines:
- Guidelines For Requesting Disk Space
- Description: Guidelines on requesting disk space for web work.
- Guidelines for Building Instructional Web Pages
- Description: Web pages created by teaching faculty to support instructional goals.
- Local search
- Description: Allows web builders to provide search capabilities within their web site.
The local search is powered by the ht://Dig search engine providing both simple and
advanced Boolean search capability.
- Password protected directories
- Description: Password protection is available for those web pages to which you wish to restrict access.
See the course pages of PSY101R
then click on "Full set of course pages" for an example of a password protected directory.
- PowerPoint 2000 on the Web
- Description:
Document outlining how to place Microsoft PowerPoint 2000 presentations on the Web.
- Statistics for the University Web Server
- Description: Daily, weekly, and monthly web statistics information is available.
Explore the various statistics files to see who is visiting your site.
- Web Resources
- Description: Links to web sites (not affiliated with the University at Albany) about topics such as HTML, graphics, scripting, web browsers, etc.
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