Jon Mallin December 2, 1996

 INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING PAPERS ONLINE

 Connect to a login server.  At the prompt where you would normally type
 "pine" , do the following: 

 frogger% cd ~rtanter/Public/html/F96PS472PAPERS
 frogger%  pico LASTNAME.FIRSTNAME.COUNTRY

 [672 Students should follow same instructions but substitute
 F96PS672PAPERS for F96PS472PAPERS.]

 LASTNAME & FIRSTNAME should be your last name and first name. 
 COUNTRY should be the county or countries your paper addresses. 
 [Example appears as if you were logged into the frogger machine. 
 Type what appears above to the right of "frogger%" ]  For sake of
 consistency, please use all capital letters for the file name. 

 The editor you use for email and confer (called pico) will load.  It will
 look like you are typing an email message.  Cut and paste your essay from
 Word or whichever word processor you use into the editor.  YOU MAY
 NEED TO CUT AND PASTE A COUPLE PAGES AT A TIME.  Whether you need to cut
 and paste small sections of the paper into the editor will depend on the
 program you are using to connect to the the login server and the
 type of connection to the internet.  Also, FOOTNOTES WILL NOT TRANSFER
 PROPERLY.  In order for footnotes to display, go through your paper in MS
 Word and type the full size numeral in each place a footnote appears.  No
 need to delete original footnote, however; when you "copy" your paper to
 the pico editor, the full size numerals will display and the
 superscript footnotes will not.  

 Note: This is  exactly the same as if you were posting it as a message
 onto the confer system.  When you are done cutting and pasting the essay,
 type control-X and it will ask if you want to save the file.  If the
 editor correctly contains your full essay, type [y]es.  Otherwise type
 [n]o and repeat the above steps.  If you have specific questions you can
 email Online.Consulting@umich.edu, jmallin@umich.edu, or seph@umich.edu.
 In the past, students have been more successful resolving their problems
 in person with computing site consultants.  Often the specific problems
 you might encounter cannot be easily understood by email. 
 
 Lastly, when you are done, you can verify that your essay is properly
 stored in RT's directory.  Check the Homepage:

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~rtanter/