You may develop these webpages any where, and then transfer them to a machine with FTP access to your personal or project directory. Lab-Chair computers have this access. When your personal webpage is nonempty, provide an index.html file to serve as an entry point and inform the webmanager of its existence in order to for him or her to create a link from the lab-chair website personnel pages. If you don't have demonstration which may be easily put on the web, put a list of your publications. Material written by you and posted on the lab-chair website by the webmanager may be duplicated in personal and project web directories.
Duplication is preferred instead of links.
Disk space is inexpensive, and duplication allows independent management of personal, project and lab-chair web directories, minimizes the need for coordination as web directories change, grow or disappear. . You may sign onto these machines to create all or some of the webpages placed in a personal or project directory or subdirectory. The foregoing two step action, easily accomplished in Frontpage, masks the personal or project directory in question and tells Frontpage to ignore the content of the corresponding personal or project webpage on the lab-chair webserver. You may also use the copy option in other programs or webpages to get text, pictures, quicktime movies and plugins to past into a webpage, currently being edited within FrontPage. The simplest way to insert a plug-in is to find a working copy by exploring the web with Frontpage explorer and then copy it into the current Frontpage edited webpage .