If you have problems with these web pages...

These web pages are produced under Windows, and are served from a Unix machine. This can cause problems because of the different conventions used in these two operating systems. You might need to work around the following:

· Separators: Windows uses backslashes “\” as separators, while Unix uses forward slashes “/” as separators. I have a program that converts the separators, but sometimes I forget to run the program before placing the file on the server. If you can’t access a URL, then try replacing any “\”s in the URL with “/”s.

· Case: Windows is insensitive to the case used in filenames, whereas Unix is sensitive to the case. When image files are placed on the server, their names are generally converted to uppercase, but the links in the HTML files may still be in lower case. So, if you can’t access an image, then try capitalizing its name in the URL, e.g. change http://uluru.poly.edu/~tmoors/.../ DCP00095.jpg to http://uluru.poly.edu/~tmoors/.../ DCP00095.JPG.