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The workshop contains quiz questions and activities to help you solidify your understanding of the material covered. Try to answer all questions before looking at the "Answers" section that follows.

Quiz

1:
How do you put a few web pages on a flash memory stick, CD-ROM, or DVD-ROM?
2:
Suppose that your ISP tells you to put your pages in the default main directory at ftp.bigisp.net, that your username is rastro, and that your password is rorry_relroy. Where do you put all that information in CuteFTP so that you can get the files on the Internet?
3:
What address would you enter in Internet Explorer to view the web pages you uploaded in question 2?
4:
If the following web page is named mypage.html, which files would you need to transfer to the web server to put it on the Internet?

<html> <head> <title>My Page</title> </head> <body background="joy.gif"> <img src="me.jpg" alt="It's me!" style="text-align:right" /> <h1>My Web Page</h1> <p>Oh happy joy I have a page on the Web!</p> <a href="otherpage.html">Click here for my other page.</a> </body> </html>

Answers

A1:
Just copy the directory structure with the HTML and image files from your hard drive to the memory card, CD, or DVD. Anyone can then insert the media in the appropriate place on his or her computer, start the web browser, and open the pages right from the card or disc.
A2:
Click the New button on the CuteFTP toolbar, and then enter the following information:

Figure 4.10.
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A3:
You can't tell from the information given in question 2. A good guess would be http://www.bigisp.net/~elroy/, but you might choose a completely different domain name, such as http://elroy-and-astro.com/.
A4:
You need to transfer all three of the following files into the same directory on the web server:

mypage.html joy.gif me.jpg

If you want the link on that page to work, you must also transfer this one, as well as any image files that are referred to in that HTML file:

otherpage.html

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