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Submitted by Ann Dixon on Thu, 09/27/2007 - 7:45pm.

You're just one step ahead of me, so I'll try and run and catch up!

The class is welcoming alums to read their papers online, and after 5pm Friday, they will be available at:

/exchange/courses/femstudies/f07/webpaper1

The first column on that page lists the student's username, and it links to their blog.

The second column on that page lists the title of the student's paper, and links directly to it.

If you yourself start a blog (you go, girl!), and want to reference it in a forum posting, you create your 
blog entry and post it (more about this here in another thread), and then you copy and paste the address (URL) 
into your forum posting that's referencing it. You then drag your cursor over the whole address to "select" 
it, and click on the button that looks like a link in a chain link fence. Paste the address into the first entry 
blank that says Link URL, and  click on Insert. Then continue on with your forum posting. If that's too complicated, you can just paste the address into your forum posting. All the rest of these instructions
are to make the address work as a link.

Ann 

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