To be certain that your drafts or responses reach your conference professor and no one else, please send your work in a new message addressed to your conference professor. To help you keep a record of your submissions, we recommend you use a descriptive subject line that indicates which assignment you are submitting.
Most students find it easiest to compose and save their assignments on a word processor.
This process is simple, it generally avoids problems with incompatible file formats that can make an attachment look like alphabet soup on your reader's screen, and it provides your professor with an e-mail version that is ready for immediate comment. Compose your document on your favorite word processor and run a spell-check. Save a copy of your document on disk, but then keep the document up on your screen. Open your mail reader by either exiting your word processing system or simply by opening a new window. Compose a new mail message to your conference professor.