The easiest means for coverting course materials for the Web involve materials that are already in electronic format. Then preview the html files in Netscape and use Composer to clean up the format. Graphic files must be .gif or .jpg files. Web servers understand .htm, .gif, and .jpg files. If you have a complex document that needs to look good in print, use Adobe Acrobat to save a .pdf file.
Most browsers can open and print .pdf files.
This means that if you log in as the designer, leave the WebCT course, then go back, you will be the designer again. If you time out of WebCT, you must type in ID and password again. Sometimes, you can use the back button on your browser and things will work again. Use the back and home buttons on the designer frame instead of Netscape back buttons. If you want to edit the source code of a web page, you must save the page first.