This is purely cosmetic, it is the way that Windows95 likes to show you your files. The problem here is the interaction of three separate pieces of software trying to do things in different manners, and attempting to interpret what the other software is telling it. If you would like more information on the subject, email Craig Stephenson. There is currently a set of UWSA Guidelines for Web Page Creation . Additionally, Regent Policy Document 97-2, Policy on Use of University Information Technology Resources , is relevant to the use of the UWSA web server.
Access is gained by becoming a trustee.
See the section above on how to go about becoming a trustee. Once you have access to your department's directory, you may wish to create a subdirectory where your web files will reside. It is recommended that all web development, and page creation be performed on the w-drive. It is important to remember that although there may be no links to the pages that you are creating, they can still be seen if someone knows their address. When your web pages are ready to show to the world, you will need to submit them to the Office of University Relations, to make sure the pages are in compliance with the UWSA Guidelines for Web Page Creation .