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Internet Use and Publishing Guidelines
HTML Code Vaidation Service NEW
Web Guidelines Handbook

Web Site Compliance
Graphic and Editorial Guide
HOOP
HIPAA Guidelines
FERPA Guidelines
ADA Guidelines (65 pages)
Digital Certificates NEW

Web Site Design Training
Dreamweaver 3.0 - Online
Dreamweaver 4.0 - Online
Netscape Composer - Online

On-Line Magazines
Internet Week
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Internet World
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Web Review NEW
Computer World
Securityfocus.com
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Links of Interest
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Current Web Related Projects
HIPPA & FERPA Web Compliance
JSP Form Templates
Meta Tag Generator
Search Engine Tools - Verity
Web Author Survey
Web Group Management
Web Site User Survey
Web Training Materials

Web Workshops
UT-Houston Web Coordinators
Graphic and Editorial Board
"Web Authors" Brown Bag Lunches

Based on a recent survey, web authors still need to design to 800 x 600 screen resoulutions.

Scaleable Web Pages
When using tables set table width to 838 pixels and center justified. This will leave white on both sides with 1024x768 resolution. There will be no white space with 800x600 resolution. This newsletter is an example of this.

Printable Web Pages NEW
Designing web pages at 838 pixels will also allow the pages to be printable without cutting off the text on the right side of the printer paper.

Sharing User I.D. and passwords - by George Rogers Posted 11/02/01 NEW	Feature Article - Article Archive
Dear Web Authors, Within the October I have ran into a minimum of 6 cases of web authors sharing user I.D. and passwords between themselves. Un-knowingly, your are breaking university policies and state laws that you agreed to when you became an employee of University of Texas-Health Science Center at Houston.

Your compliance to these policies and procedures need to be at the foremost of your thoughts daily when you do your work. Please help others working around you correct any security issues as they arise.

The following information are excerpts taken from approved policies and procedures that have been provided for you as a reminder of what you did agree to when you where hired.

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December "Web Author" Brown Bag Lunches
Schedule: Dec. 17, 11:00 am to 12:00 pm. Topic: "Resource Discovery using Meta Tags NEW by Leah Krevit", Resource Discovery Committee Sessions will be held at the Dental Branch auditorium room 207. Future subjects covered will be web authoring tools, security, content development, graphics and other helpful subjects.	Bring Your Own Lunch For more Information Call 713-500-5906

Digital Certificates Instructions on how to get by George Rogers Posted 10/09/01 NEW

Helpful Hints - Hints Archive

Typical OAC support phone call before Digital Certificates:

Caller: I forgot may OAC Unix password, can you reset it.

Support: If you show up at our office with a picture I.D. and another government issued I.D.

OAC support phone call with a Digital I.D. (no visit to OAC needed)

Caller: I forgot may OAC Unix password, can you reset it.

Support: Send an e-mail to either Gayatri.Oswal@uth.tmc.edu or Fagon.M.Istre@uth.tmc.edu requesting that they change your password to "*******". The e-mail must be sent encrypted and signed with your Digital I.D.

Note: Your password can be processed without you having to visit the OAC office for identification verification if you are using a Digital Certificate with encrypted e-mail. Nothing will be processed if the email is not encrypted or digitally signed.

Graphic and Editorial Board have organized to work on policies and procedures related to U.T.H. graphics and name usage across all media's.

Web Authors Database is a ongoing list in Excel that include all web authors within the university. Count to date is 186. To add you name to the database send email to george.j.rogers@uth.tmc.edu

"Web Author" Brown Bag Lunches have been organized to provide lunch time training sessions held at the Dental Branch auditorium. Subjects covered will be web authoring tools, security, content development, graphics and other helpful subjects.