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| Username: attach Password: carmen This is just to prevent spam bots from posting to the Coweb. Thanks! Brittany Duncan |
| You don't, the TAs do. I'll get right on that. Thanks! Brittany Duncan |
| You don't have to redo it, but you can by clicking "edit". Thanks! Brittany Duncan |
| That's right. Thanks for answering the question, even though you're not a TA. BTW, let's start the semester on the right track. If you have a question, read the questions and answers above yours on the page before asking it. Chances are (as in this case) someone else already had posted the question and it had already been answered. You can save time and everyone avoids frustration this way. Thanks! Colin Potts |
| Try using your alias @gatech.edu instead of @mail.gatech.edu is the only thing I can think of. Or, e-mail a TA to meet with them. Thanks! Brittany Duncan |
| If you feel that the e-mail may not have gone through for any reason, send me an e-mail and I will check. Otherwise, let's assume it went through but keep the sent mail just in case. Thanks! Brittany Duncan |
| I think the best way to take this is that there is all the more reason to protect your PC against viruses. Colin Potts |
| My sympathies! You're obviously trying hard to translate Microsoft-ese, and in this kind of situation you can have an extension. First: Do the other parts of the lab, and submit them as normal. Send a message to your TA explaining the problem and why the lab is incomplete. Second: If you have a laptop, show what's going on to a TA and then to the OIT helpdesk. If you have a desktop, you will have to copy the error messages and your settings carefully. Third: Once you get things worked out (this week!!) you can do the virus protection part of the lab. Colin Potts (BTW, I deleted your duplicate message.) |
| You must not have entered your GA Tech username and password combination correctly for the smtp field. The smtp server (the outgoing email "post office" at GA Tech) won't forward the mail you're trying to send, because it can't verify that you are you. Colin Potts |
| When you do something on the Internet, you generally use a program on your PC (a web browser, a mail program, a chat client), which interacts behind the scenes with a program on a big computer at AOL or e-Bay's Galactic HQ. "Client" is jargon for the program on your computer. "Server" is jargon for the program on the big guy's. So Macintosh Mail, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Outlook, Thunderbird are all email clients. It's the email program that you use. Colin Potts |
| I'm not sure what you mean by page 22, as http://coweb.cc.gatech.edu/cs1315/22 is the statement on acceptable behavior, which we would rather you didn't change ;). The movie reviews page had been locked, if that is the one you meant. (It's in the Sandbox.) I have unlocked it. If you are trying to change your own "Who's who" page, contact a TA with the details. Don't forget that you need to click on "Edit" to edit a page. Just going to the page won't work unless it has a text box at the bottom, like this page has. Colin Potts |
| No problem. See the "Comments?" page for Q&A. Colin Potts |
| Don't worry about these problems now. I've asked some TAs to help students who are having problems. If your message didn't arrive as part of your homework and you have to resend it after the deadline, don't worry. You won't be penalized. I'm sorry that you've been having these difficulties, but it is important to have your gt email set up correctly, not only for this course but for all your official dealings with Tech, so it will be worthwhile in the long run. Colin Potts |