Week #9 (June 6, 2000)

This week you will learn how to make a "shortcut" and how to organize your floppy disk.  You will also review what you have already learned concerning files and folders.  Then we will learn more about "Hidemaru" editor and HTML so that you can start working on the first-semester report.

1) (Optional) How to make a "shortcut" for "Hidemaru."  There are several ways to make a shortcut.  I will explain just some of them in the class.  I would like you to make a shortcut for "Hidemaru", first, on the "desktop", and then, in the "c:/windows/send to" folder. 

1. Place the cursor on the desktop and click on the right button of the mouse.  A shortcut menu will appear.

2. Select the "shinki sakusei" from the shortcut menu.  Another shortcut menu will appear.

3. Select the "shortcut" from the menu.   A dialogue box will appear.

4. Press the "sansho" button and find the "c:/Program Files/Hidemaru/Hidemaru.exe" file.

5. Press the "hiraku" button.  The following dialog box will appear:
   
   

6. Make sure the "command line" is listed as above.  Press "next", or "tsugi e".  Now the dialogue box will look as follows:
   
   

7. Fill in the blank "Hidemaru" in Kanji   just as above.  Press the "kanryo" button.

8. Now you find "Hidemaru" icon on the desktop.  Double click on it.  You will see that "Hidemaru" will open without going to "Start>Program>Tools>Hidemaru".

9. Next, you are going to make another "Hidemaru" shortcut in the "c:/windows/send to" folder.  You can do this if you follow the above procedure.  The only difference is you start not from the desktop but from the "c:/windows/send to" folder.
   But the easiest way is to copy the "Hidemaru" shortcut you have just made on the desktop to the "c:/windows/send to" folder.  Let's try this way.

10. Point the "Hidemaru" shortcut on the desktop and press the right button of the mouse.  Select "copy" from the shortcut menu.

11. Open the Explorer and find and go to the "c:/windows/send to" folder.

12. Press the right button of the mouse and select "paste" from the shortcut menu.  Make sure if you have the "Hidemaru" shortcut in the folder.

13. Select an HTML file in your floppy disk and press the right button of the mouse.  A shortcut menu will appear.

14. Select "send to", or "okuru", from the shortcut menu and then select "??" from the new shortcut menu.  You will see that a "Hidemaru" opens showing the content (text) of the HTML file.

2) How to make a hyper link.   You will learn how to make a hyper link on the "your last name.htm" file.

1. Open the explorer and go to the "a:/html/others/comp98" folder.
   
   

2. Select "your last name.htm" (i.e. "shimada.htm") and right click the mouse button.  Select "send to" and "Hidemaru".  A "Hidemaru" will open showing the html content of the file.

3. Find the following lines on your "Hidemaru".
   
   <p>
   Back to: <A HREF="../comp98pr1.htm"><b>Project 1 Home</b></A>
   </p>
   <p>
   <A HREF="../comp98pr0.htm">Project HTML Home Page</A>
   </p>

4. Rewrite the above as follows  (try to do this using F8 and F9 keys):
   
   <p>
   Back to: <A HREF="../comp00pr1.htm"><b>Project 1 Home</b></A>
   </p>
   <p>
   <A HREF="../comp98pr0.htm">Project HTML Home Page</A>
   <br>
   <A HREF="shimada01.htm">Next Page</A>
   </p>
   
   Note: instead of "shimada" you use "your last name".   E.g. "asakura01.htm"

5. Save "your last name.htm" on the Hidemaru.

6. In order to make the hyper link you have just made work, you must have a "your last name01.htm" file.  (i.e. "shimada01.htm")  First, save the present file. Then, save it as "your last name01.htm" file (i.e. "shimada01.htm". ) in the "a:/html/others/comp98/ " folder.

7. Double click on the "a:/html/others/comp98/your last name.htm" and see if the hyper link will work.

8. Today's Assignment: Try to make a hyper link on "your last name01.htm" that will bring you back to "your last name.htm".   You rewrite the link on "your last name01.htm" as follows (Note: instead of "shimada" you use "your last name".   E.g. "asakura.htm"):
   
   <p>
   Back to: <A HREF="../comp00pr1.htm"><b>Project 1 Home</b></A>
   </p>
   <p>
   <A HREF="../comp98pr0.htm">Project HTML Home Page</A>
   <br>
   <A HREF="shimada.htm">Top Page</A>
   </p>
   
     Send me your revised "your last name.htm" and "your last name01.htm" files.  The subject of the e-mail with which you attach these two files will be "w9-your student number".