Lab 6
Part 5
Finishing up and shutting down
Submitting your work
This week we'd like you to place each of the sound files and image files
that we asked you to save in your public_html directory and create a new HTML
file (not your home page) with links to these sounds and images.
Recall that sound links are created
by typing
<A HREF = "filename.wav">This sound file</A>
replacing "filename.wav" with the name of the desired file.
We would also like you to put in the HTML file
some text to explain what you have done.
These are the
files to which you should have links and the explanations you should include
in the HTML file:
- The files for Radio Quality and Telephone Quality sound recording
from the Sound Recorder. Put text with each file link telling what quality
was used and the size in bytes of the file.
- The file that was produced by using the "reverse" effect in Sound
Recorder to the Radio Quality file. Put text with the link to this file
identifying it as the product of the "reverse" effect.
- The 20-second sound file you produced using GoldWave. Again,
label the link to the file identifying it. Also give its size in bytes.
- The three JPG image files at three different compression rates. Identify
the compression rate and size of each file and identify the one you
consider the minimum-size acceptable file.
- Also on the page, write a short answer to the following question:
What relationship did you observe between
the QUALITY
of a sound or image and the SIZE of the file?
Here's a template that you can use to help create your HTML file for submission.
Send an email to cs111@princeton.edu with the
URL (http://www.princeton.edu/~yourname/filename.html) of the HTML file.
Transferring saved work
If you saved anything on the Desktop, be sure to transfer it to the public_html folder of
your drive.
Logging off of Windows NT
If you've completed the lab, sent your email to cs111@princeton.edu and transferred your work to your Unix account, then you are finished and ready to log off of Windows NT. Choose either of the following ways to do this:
- Select "Shut Down" from the Start Menu. Then choose "Close all programs and log on as
a different user" and click on "OK"
--OR--
- Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete and choose "Logoff..." then choose "OK"