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About Personal Home Pages
Links to personal home pages are provided by Thomas College as a service to our students, faculty, and alumni. Individuals are solely responsible for maintaining and the content of their own home page(s). Thomas College will provide links to personal pages at other sites upon request via e-mail to its@thomas.edu.
Thomas College makes this WWW services available to members of the Thomas community, but does not endorse any of the items published through this service. While Thomas College does not preview, review, censor, or control the contents of these pages, it reserves the right to refuse to serve the documents of any user or group making inappropriate or unreasonable use of this service. Examples of inappropriate or unreasonable use include, but are not limited to:
- providing copyrighted materials without authorization
- providing obscene or offensive materials
- providing any materials for personal commercial gain
- being compensated for providing materials for any party not entitled to useThomas College resources
- providing materials whose nature or volume compromise the ability of the server to serve other users' documents
Users who violate this policy can lose their web service and potentially all computing privileges. This service is not actively monitored for content, however, so please send reports of inappropriate use via e-mail to its@thomas.edu.Thomas College can accept no responsibility for the contents of these pages. Personal home pages of Thomas College students and groups do not contain official College information. The opinions on these home pages affects those of the authors.
Individuals may add home pages on theThomas College server with the following steps:
- Check to see if you already have a personal web page by going to http://www2.thomas.edu/students/your_last_initial/yourusername (example: http://www2.thomas.edu/students/s/smithj)
- Log into a networked PC.
- Go to I:\yourusername
or using FTP go to ftp.thomas.edu, cd /internetdocs, cd students, cd wwwroot, cd yourlastinitial cd yourusername (to download an FTP client go here)
- Place .htm files in this folder (files can be created with any editor (example: notepad)
- Make sure that there is a "home page" file called default.htm
Personal URLs have the following format: http://www2.thomas.edu/students/username/
To register your personal home pages on an Internet search site, connect to http://www.switchboard.com or http://www.four11.com/
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