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E-mail
CIT supports electronic mail (e-mail). Use the following guidelines when e-mailing staff:
  • Be polite! Give unclear writing the benefit of the doubt.
  • No MIME-encoding or HTML
  • No unsolicited attachments
  • No autowrap - break lines by hand: Formatting is important in programs, and autowrap tends to screw up formatting.
  • Keep lines less than 70 characters in width in text - wider lines are a little more tolerable in programs
  • Use a fixed-width (monospaced or non-proportional) font, like Courier or Monaco
  • Quote relevant text from the original message to establish context
  • Add new text after the corresponding quoted text, NOT at the very top.
  • Following these guidelines makes your messages friendlier and more accessible, thus making your questions more likely to be answered. CIT maintains a list of conventions, as well. Other netiquette conventions are possible and reasonable, but this course has its own guidelines. Mixing conventions tends to lead to confusion. Therefore, please follow the course conventions.

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    USENET
    We might occasionally use Network News (USENET): We recommend that you follow the instructions on CIT's website. If you prefer Netscape, try the following steps: Back to Top

    WWW
    CIT supports viewing and browsing of the World Wide Web (WWW). Check out the following links for CS100 websites:
  • Recent CS99 Websites
  • Archived CS99 websites
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    FTP
    You can move files between computers using. File Transfer Protocol (FTP). We store some CodeWarrior files here.

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