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Baker at 20:34, 7 March 2007

2007-03-07T20:34:11Z

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	This is a basic how-to. Although all of these things are very simple to do, most of them are anything but intuitive. I have been trying to figure out how the ftp accounts work so you would be able to really dig around and fuck things up on your own. I'm going to try to explain it so that you can do exactly that, but I expect that you will need further clarification. That being said, here is how these things are done.		This is a basic how-to. Although all of these things are very simple to do, most of them are anything but intuitive. I have been trying to figure out how the ftp accounts work so you would be able to really dig around and fuck things up on your own. I'm going to try to explain it so that you can do exactly that, but I expect that you will need further clarification. That being said, here is how these things are done:


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	# Click OK, then pull down the file menu and choose "Login As"		# Click OK, then pull down the file menu and choose "Login As"
	# Use the username "flan@esoterum.com" and the password "flan" (I will have to change this password, but unfortunately I don't think you can)		# Use the username "flan@esoterum.com" and the password "flan" (I will have to change this password, but unfortunately I don't think you can)
	# When you press enter you should be looking at the contents of www.esoterum.com/flan with "<nowiki>ftp://ftp.esoterum.com/</nowiki>" in the address bar.		# When you press enter you should be looking at the contents of <code>www.esoterum.com/flan</code> with <code><nowiki>ftp://ftp.esoterum.com/</nowiki></code> in the address bar.
	# You can now view and transfer files from the website onto your machine and vice-versa. Unfortunatly the only way to actually change files using this method (as far as I know) is to copy them to your machine, make changes, delete the old one on the server, and copy the new file back to the server (all of this copying can be done by dragging and dropping files to your desktop or wherever)		# You can now view and transfer files from the website onto your machine and vice-versa. Unfortunatly the only way to actually change files using this method (as far as I know) is to copy them to your machine, make changes, delete the old one on the server, and copy the new file back to the server (all of this copying can be done by dragging and dropping files to your desktop or wherever).

Baker at 18:19, 26 February 2007

2007-02-26T18:19:38Z

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	: <code>$wgNamespacesWithSubpages[NS_MAIN] = true;</code>		: <code>$wgNamespacesWithSubpages[NS_MAIN] = true;</code>

	: ~~I swear this is the third time I've typed this, but~~ I placed a copy of the LocalSettings.php file from esoterum.org into your folder with the name <code>LocalSettings_Baker.php</code> so you can see some of the other changes I have made there. Everything I have added to the local settings is in the block of extensions at the end. I can make most of these changes for you, but it's good for you to get an understanding for how this stuff works too.		: I placed a copy of the LocalSettings.php file from esoterum.org into your folder with the name <code>LocalSettings_Baker.php</code> so you can see some of the other changes I have made there. Everything I have added to the local settings is in the block of extensions at the end. I can make most of these changes for you, but it's good for you to get an understanding for how this stuff works too.

	2. put a logo in the upper left hand corner		2. put a logo in the upper left hand corner

Baker at 18:37, 22 February 2007

2007-02-22T18:37:12Z

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	: <code>$wgNamespacesWithSubpages[NS_MAIN] = true;</code>		: <code>$wgNamespacesWithSubpages[NS_MAIN] = true;</code>

			: I swear this is the third time I've typed this, but I placed a copy of the LocalSettings.php file from esoterum.org into your folder with the name <code>LocalSettings_Baker.php</code> so you can see some of the other changes I have made there. Everything I have added to the local settings is in the block of extensions at the end. I can make most of these changes for you, but it's good for you to get an understanding for how this stuff works too.

	2. put a logo in the upper left hand corner		2. put a logo in the upper left hand corner
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	3. increase the size of file that can be uploaded		3. increase the size of file that can be uploaded

	: Is there a limit? I was looking through the [http://www.mediawiki.org MediaWiki user's guide] and I think the default limit is 8MB. There is also a default warning size which is 150KB. This can changed by adding this line to <code>/mw/LocalSettings.php</code> and replacing ''150'' with something else, but I think it's best to just ignore the warning when necessary, and try to use it as a guideline:		: Is there a limit? I was looking through the [http://www.mediawiki.org MediaWiki user's guide] and I think the default limit is 8MB. There is also a default warning size which is 150KB. This can be changed by adding this line to <code>/mw/LocalSettings.php</code> and replacing ''150'' with something else, but I think it's best to just ignore the warning when necessary, and try to use it as a guideline:

	: <code>$wgUploadSizeWarning = 150 * 1024;</code>		: <code>$wgUploadSizeWarning = 150 * 1024;</code>

Baker at 04:02, 22 February 2007

2007-02-22T04:02:42Z

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	5. add/delete stuff to the navigation bar on the left hand side		5. add/delete stuff to the navigation bar on the left hand side

	: This is done by modifying the "MediaWiki:Sidebar" page. In your wiki, type "MediaWiki:Sidebar" into the search box. This page is edited like any other page in the wiki, only it defines the sidebar (above the search box). It can be a little quirky, so it might help to look at the user's guide: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Sidebar		: This is done by modifying the "MediaWiki:Sidebar" page. In your wiki, type "MediaWiki:Sidebar" into the search box. This page is edited like any other page in the wiki, only it defines the sidebar (above the search box). It can be a little quirky, so it might help to look at the user's guide:
			:http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Sidebar
			:You can look at this page in the other wiki's and even copy the contents directly into your page.

	6. make my project good? (this one is rhetorical)		6. make my project good? (this one is rhetorical)

	: This is actually quite simple, just spend every waking moment that might have otherwise been productive fiddling aboot that damned website.		: This is actually quite simple, just spend every waking moment that might have otherwise been productive fiddling aboot that damned website.

Baker at 03:58, 22 February 2007

2007-02-22T03:58:57Z

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	1. enable subpages on flan.esoterum.com		1. enable subpages on flan.esoterum.com

	: This is done by adding this line to the file <code>/mw/LocalSettings.php</~~cod~~>		: This is done by adding this line to the file <code>/mw/LocalSettings.php</code>

	: <code>$wgNamespacesWithSubpages[NS_MAIN] = true;</code>		: <code>$wgNamespacesWithSubpages[NS_MAIN] = true;</code>
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	2. put a logo in the upper left hand corner		2. put a logo in the upper left hand corner

	: Replace the file <code>/mw/skins/common/images/wiki.png</code> with another .png file no larger than 135 x 135px. You can use another file format, but this requires adding a line to LocalSettings.php to change the path to the logo.		: Replace the file <code>/mw/skins/common/images/wiki.png</code> with another .png file no larger than 135 x 135px. You can use another file format, but this requires adding a line to <code>LocalSettings.php</code> to change the path to the logo.

	3. increase the size of file that can be uploaded		3. increase the size of file that can be uploaded

	: Is there a limit? I was looking through the [http://www.mediawiki.org MediaWiki user's guide] and I think the default limit is 8MB. There is also a default warning size which is 150KB. This can changed by adding this line to <code>/mw/LocalSettings.php</code> and replacing ''150'' with something else:		: Is there a limit? I was looking through the [http://www.mediawiki.org MediaWiki user's guide] and I think the default limit is 8MB. There is also a default warning size which is 150KB. This can changed by adding this line to <code>/mw/LocalSettings.php</code> and replacing ''150'' with something else, but I think it's best to just ignore the warning when necessary, and try to use it as a guideline:

	: <code>$wgUploadSizeWarning = 150 * 1024;</code>		: <code>$wgUploadSizeWarning = 150 * 1024;</code>
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	6. make my project good? (this one is rhetorical)		6. make my project good? (this one is rhetorical)

	: This is actually quite simple, just spend every waking moment that might have otherwise been productive ~~filling~~ aboot that damned website.		: This is actually quite simple, just spend every waking moment that might have otherwise been productive fiddling aboot that damned website.

Baker at 03:27, 22 February 2007

2007-02-22T03:27:18Z

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	: <code>$wgUploadSizeWarning = 150 * 1024;</code>		: <code>$wgUploadSizeWarning = 150 * 1024;</code>

	: It's important to note that in many cases documents (at least for my work) can be directly linked somewhere on the web without uploading them at all. I think this is preferred, unless it's a document that isn't necessarily commonly available (like many research papers are). Also, there is not really a limit on the size of files that can be uploaded via ftp and linked from the web page as in http://flan.esoterum.com/favicon.ico or http://www.esoterum.com/flan/favicon.ico (these ~~aren't really working for me, but they should~~).		: It's important to note that in many cases documents (at least for my work) can be directly linked somewhere on the web without uploading them at all. I think this is preferred, unless it's a document that isn't necessarily commonly available (like many research papers are). Also, there is not really a limit on the size of files that can be uploaded via ftp and linked from the web page as in http://flan.esoterum.com/favicon.ico or http://www.esoterum.com/flan/favicon.ico (these both refer to the same place).

	4. add a logo similar to Spare Tire's head on the latest version of Internet Explorer		4. add a logo similar to Spare Tire's head on the latest version of Internet Explorer

	: Replace the file <code>favicon.ico</code> with your icon. You can turn ~~images~~ into .ico ~~files~~ here:		: Replace the file <code>favicon.ico</code> with your icon. You can turn just about any image into a .ico file here:

	: http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/favicon/		: http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/favicon/

Baker at 03:20, 22 February 2007

2007-02-22T03:20:11Z

Baker at 03:16, 22 February 2007

2007-02-22T03:16:43Z

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	'''A. Log into the server using FTP. There are several ways to do this, but the ~~easiest~~ way ~~that actually lets you~~ get ~~into the files is this~~:'''		'''A. Log into the server using FTP. There are several ways to do this, but this is the only way I've been able to get it to work for an add on ftp account:'''

	In windows XP:		In windows XP:
	# Open "My Documents"		# Open "My Documents"
	# Type "ftp://ftp.esoterum.com" in the address box, when you press enter you will get a "windows cannot access this folder" error		# Type "<nowiki>ftp://ftp.esoterum.com</nowiki>" in the address box, when you press enter you will get a "windows cannot access this folder" error
	# Click OK, then pull down the file menu and choose "Login As"		# Click OK, then pull down the file menu and choose "Login As"
	# Use the username "flan@esoterum.com" and the password "flan" (I will have to change this password, but unfortunately I don't think you can)		# Use the username "flan@esoterum.com" and the password "flan" (I will have to change this password, but unfortunately I don't think you can)
	# When you press enter you should be looking at the contents of www.esoterum.com/flan with "ftp://ftp.esoterum.com/" in the address bar.		# When you press enter you should be looking at the contents of www.esoterum.com/flan with "<nowiki>ftp://ftp.esoterum.com/</nowiki>" in the address bar.
	# You can now view and transfer files from the website onto your machine and vice-versa. Unfortunatly the only way to actually change files using this method (as far as I know) is to copy them to your machine, make changes, delete the old one on the server, and copy the new file back to the server (all of this copying can be done by dragging and dropping files to your desktop or wherever)		# You can now view and transfer files from the website onto your machine and vice-versa. Unfortunatly the only way to actually change files using this method (as far as I know) is to copy them to your machine, make changes, delete the old one on the server, and copy the new file back to the server (all of this copying can be done by dragging and dropping files to your desktop or wherever)

Baker at 03:13, 22 February 2007

2007-02-22T03:13:56Z

Baker at 03:12, 22 February 2007

2007-02-22T03:12:05Z

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	This is a basic how-to. Although all of these things are very simple to do, most of them are anything but intuitive. I have been trying to figure out how the ftp accounts work so you would be able to really dig around and fuck things up on your own. I'm going to try to explain it so that you can do exactly that, but I expect that you will need further clarification. That being said, here is how these things are done.		This is a basic how-to. Although all of these things are very simple to do, most of them are anything but intuitive. I have been trying to figure out how the ftp accounts work so you would be able to really dig around and fuck things up on your own. I'm going to try to explain it so that you can do exactly that, but I expect that you will need further clarification. That being said, here is how these things are done.


	A. Log into the server using FTP. There are several ways to do this, but the easiest way that actually lets you get into the files is this:		A. Log into the server using FTP. There are several ways to do this, but the easiest way that actually lets you get into the files is this:

	In windows XP:		In windows XP:
	1. Open "My Documents"		# Open "My Documents"
	2. Type "ftp://ftp.esoterum.com" in the address box, when you press enter you will get a "windows cannot access this folder" error		# Type "ftp://ftp.esoterum.com" in the address box, when you press enter you will get a "windows cannot access this folder" error
	3. Click OK, then pull down the file menu and choose "Login As"		# Click OK, then pull down the file menu and choose "Login As"
	4. Use the username "flan@esoterum.com" and the password "flan"		# Use the username "flan@esoterum.com" and the password "flan" (I will have to change this password, but unfortunately I don't think you can)
	5. When you press enter you should be looking at the contents of www.esoterum.com/flan with "ftp://ftp.esoterum.com/" in the address bar.		# When you press enter you should be looking at the contents of www.esoterum.com/flan with "ftp://ftp.esoterum.com/" in the address bar.
	6. You can now view and transfer files from the website onto your machine and vice-versa. Unfortunatly the only way to actually change files using this method (as far as I know) is to copy them to your machine, make changes, delete the old one on the server, and copy the new file back to the server (all of this copying can be done by dragging and dropping files to your desktop or wherever)		# You can now view and transfer files from the website onto your machine and vice-versa. Unfortunatly the only way to actually change files using this method (as far as I know) is to copy them to your machine, make changes, delete the old one on the server, and copy the new file back to the server (all of this copying can be done by dragging and dropping files to your desktop or wherever)


	B. All the rest of this stuff:		B. All the rest of this stuff:

	~~> 1.~~ enable subpages on flan.esoterum.com		# enable subpages on flan.esoterum.com

			: This is done by adding this line to the file /mw/LocalSettings.php

			: "$wgNamespacesWithSubpages[NS_MAIN] = true;"

			# put a logo in the upper left hand corner

			: Replace the file "/mw/skins/common/images/wiki.png" with another .png file no larger than 135x135px. You can use another file format, but this requires adding a line to LocalSettings.php to change the path to the logo.

	~~This is done by adding this line to~~ the file ~~/mw/LocalSettings.php~~		# increase the size of file that can be uploaded

	~~"$wgNamespacesWithSubpages~~[~~NS_MAIN~~] ~~= true;"~~		: Is there a limit? I was looking through the [http://www.mediawiki.org MediaWiki user's guide] and I think the default limit is 8MB. There is also a default warning size which is 150KB. This can changed by adding this line to /mw/LocalSettings.php and replacing ''150'' with something else:

	~~> 2. put a logo in the upper left hand corner~~		: $wgUploadSizeWarning = 150 * 1024;

	~~Replace~~ the ~~file "favicon~~.~~ico" with your icon~~. ~~You~~ can ~~turn images into~~ .ico ~~files here:~~		: It's important to note that in many cases documents (at least for my work) can be directly linked somewhere on the web without uploading them at all. I think this is preferred, unless it's a document that isn't necessarily commonly available (like many research papers are). Also, there is not really a limit on the size of files that can be uploaded via ftp and linked from the web page as in http://flan.esoterum.com/favicon.ico or http://www.esoterum.com/flan/favicon.ico (these aren't really working for me, but they should).
	http://~~tools~~.~~dynamicdrive~~.com/favicon/

	~~> 3. increase the size of file that can be uploaded~~		# add a logo similar to Spare Tire's head on the latest version of Internet Explorer
	~~> 4.~~ add a logo similar to Spare Tire's head on the latest version of
	> Internet Explorer
	~~> 5. add/delete stuff to the navigation bar on the left hand side~~
	~~> 6. make my project good? (this one is rhetorical)~~

			: Replace the file "favicon.ico" with your icon. You can turn images into .ico files here:

			: http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/favicon/

			# add/delete stuff to the navigation bar on the left hand side

	~~----- Original Message -----~~		: This is done by modifying the "MediaWiki:Sidebar" page. In your wiki, type "MediaWiki:Sidebar" into the search box. This page is edited like any other page in the wiki, only it defines the sidebar (above the search box). It can be a little quirky, so it might help to look at the user's guide: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Sidebar
	~~From~~: "~~Flanagan~~, ~~Ben~~" ~~<ben~~.~~flanagan@pdcf~~.~~wgsgroup.com>~~
	~~Date: Wednesday~~, ~~February 21, 2007 4:07 pm~~
	~~Subject: RE: How is~~ it ~~that I wasn~~'~~t informed?~~
	To: ~~"Michael A~~. ~~Baker" <michael~~.~~a.baker@us.army.mil>, wflanaga@du.edu~~

			# make my project good? (this one is rhetorical)

	~~> Hey,~~		: This is actually quite simple, just spend every waking moment that might have otherwise been productive filling aboot that damned website.
	>
	~~> I am putting together a project on~~
	~~> http://flan.esoterum.com/mw/index.php?title=Action_Leadership_Project~~
	~~> but I'm running into a few formatting things that I'd like to ask your~~
	~~> help with.~~
	>
	~~> How do I~~:
	~~> 1. enable subpages on flan.esoterum.com~~
	~~> 2. put a logo in the upper left hand corner~~
	~~> 3. increase the size of file that can be uploaded~~
	~~> 4. add a logo similar to Spare Tire's head on the latest version of~~
	~~> Internet Explorer~~
	~~> 5. add/delete stuff to the navigation bar on the left hand side~~
	~~> 6. make my project good? (this one is rhetorical)~~
	>
	~~> At some point I'm also going to start feeling REALLY guilty about you~~
	~~> hosting all of this content. Is there any way we can work out a~~
	~~> payment plan? The good thing~~ is, ~~its a school write-off.~~
	>
	~~> Thanks~~
	>
	~~> -----Original Message-----~~
	~~> From: Michael A. Baker [mailto:michael.a.baker@us.army.mil]~~
	~~> Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 9:34 PM~~
	~~> To: Flanagan, Ben~~
	~~> Subject: How is it~~ that ~~I wasn't informed?~~
	>
	>
	>
	~~> I didn't know you had a show Monday nights from 8-10 on the~~
	~~> University of Alabama radio station:~~
	>
	>
	>
	~~> http://www.wvuafm.ua.edu/index~~.~~php?page=Program%20Schedule~~
	>
	>
	>
	~~> How on Earth do you find time?~~
	>
	>

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	1. enable subpages on flan.esoterum.com		1. enable subpages on flan.esoterum.com

	: This is done by adding this line to the file /mw/LocalSettings.php		: This is done by adding this line to the file <code>/mw/LocalSettings.php</cod>

	: "$wgNamespacesWithSubpages[NS_MAIN] = true;"		: <code>$wgNamespacesWithSubpages[NS_MAIN] = true;</code>

	2. put a logo in the upper left hand corner		2. put a logo in the upper left hand corner

	: Replace the file "/mw/skins/common/images/wiki.png" with another .png file no larger than ~~135x135px~~. You can use another file format, but this requires adding a line to LocalSettings.php to change the path to the logo.		: Replace the file <code>/mw/skins/common/images/wiki.png</code> with another .png file no larger than 135 x 135px. You can use another file format, but this requires adding a line to LocalSettings.php to change the path to the logo.

	3. increase the size of file that can be uploaded		3. increase the size of file that can be uploaded

	: Is there a limit? I was looking through the [http://www.mediawiki.org MediaWiki user's guide] and I think the default limit is 8MB. There is also a default warning size which is 150KB. This can changed by adding this line to /mw/LocalSettings.php and replacing ''150'' with something else:		: Is there a limit? I was looking through the [http://www.mediawiki.org MediaWiki user's guide] and I think the default limit is 8MB. There is also a default warning size which is 150KB. This can changed by adding this line to <code>/mw/LocalSettings.php</code> and replacing ''150'' with something else:

	: $wgUploadSizeWarning = 150 * 1024;		: <code>$wgUploadSizeWarning = 150 * 1024;</code>

	: It's important to note that in many cases documents (at least for my work) can be directly linked somewhere on the web without uploading them at all. I think this is preferred, unless it's a document that isn't necessarily commonly available (like many research papers are). Also, there is not really a limit on the size of files that can be uploaded via ftp and linked from the web page as in http://flan.esoterum.com/favicon.ico or http://www.esoterum.com/flan/favicon.ico (these aren't really working for me, but they should).		: It's important to note that in many cases documents (at least for my work) can be directly linked somewhere on the web without uploading them at all. I think this is preferred, unless it's a document that isn't necessarily commonly available (like many research papers are). Also, there is not really a limit on the size of files that can be uploaded via ftp and linked from the web page as in http://flan.esoterum.com/favicon.ico or http://www.esoterum.com/flan/favicon.ico (these aren't really working for me, but they should).
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	4. add a logo similar to Spare Tire's head on the latest version of Internet Explorer		4. add a logo similar to Spare Tire's head on the latest version of Internet Explorer

	: Replace the file "favicon.ico" with your icon. You can turn images into .ico files here:		: Replace the file <code>favicon.ico</code> with your icon. You can turn images into .ico files here:

	: http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/favicon/		: http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/favicon/

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	A. Log into the server using FTP. There are several ways to do this, but the easiest way that actually lets you get into the files is this:		'''A. Log into the server using FTP. There are several ways to do this, but the easiest way that actually lets you get into the files is this:'''

	In windows XP:		In windows XP:
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	B. All the rest of this stuff:		'''B. All the rest of this stuff:'''

	# enable subpages on flan.esoterum.com		1. enable subpages on flan.esoterum.com

	: This is done by adding this line to the file /mw/LocalSettings.php		: This is done by adding this line to the file /mw/LocalSettings.php
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	: "$wgNamespacesWithSubpages[NS_MAIN] = true;"		: "$wgNamespacesWithSubpages[NS_MAIN] = true;"

	# put a logo in the upper left hand corner		2. put a logo in the upper left hand corner

	: Replace the file "/mw/skins/common/images/wiki.png" with another .png file no larger than 135x135px. You can use another file format, but this requires adding a line to LocalSettings.php to change the path to the logo.		: Replace the file "/mw/skins/common/images/wiki.png" with another .png file no larger than 135x135px. You can use another file format, but this requires adding a line to LocalSettings.php to change the path to the logo.

	# increase the size of file that can be uploaded		3. increase the size of file that can be uploaded

	: Is there a limit? I was looking through the [http://www.mediawiki.org MediaWiki user's guide] and I think the default limit is 8MB. There is also a default warning size which is 150KB. This can changed by adding this line to /mw/LocalSettings.php and replacing ''150'' with something else:		: Is there a limit? I was looking through the [http://www.mediawiki.org MediaWiki user's guide] and I think the default limit is 8MB. There is also a default warning size which is 150KB. This can changed by adding this line to /mw/LocalSettings.php and replacing ''150'' with something else:
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	: It's important to note that in many cases documents (at least for my work) can be directly linked somewhere on the web without uploading them at all. I think this is preferred, unless it's a document that isn't necessarily commonly available (like many research papers are). Also, there is not really a limit on the size of files that can be uploaded via ftp and linked from the web page as in http://flan.esoterum.com/favicon.ico or http://www.esoterum.com/flan/favicon.ico (these aren't really working for me, but they should).		: It's important to note that in many cases documents (at least for my work) can be directly linked somewhere on the web without uploading them at all. I think this is preferred, unless it's a document that isn't necessarily commonly available (like many research papers are). Also, there is not really a limit on the size of files that can be uploaded via ftp and linked from the web page as in http://flan.esoterum.com/favicon.ico or http://www.esoterum.com/flan/favicon.ico (these aren't really working for me, but they should).

	# add a logo similar to Spare Tire's head on the latest version of Internet Explorer		4. add a logo similar to Spare Tire's head on the latest version of Internet Explorer

	: Replace the file "favicon.ico" with your icon. You can turn images into .ico files here:		: Replace the file "favicon.ico" with your icon. You can turn images into .ico files here:
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	: http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/favicon/		: http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/favicon/

	# add/delete stuff to the navigation bar on the left hand side		5. add/delete stuff to the navigation bar on the left hand side

	: This is done by modifying the "MediaWiki:Sidebar" page. In your wiki, type "MediaWiki:Sidebar" into the search box. This page is edited like any other page in the wiki, only it defines the sidebar (above the search box). It can be a little quirky, so it might help to look at the user's guide: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Sidebar		: This is done by modifying the "MediaWiki:Sidebar" page. In your wiki, type "MediaWiki:Sidebar" into the search box. This page is edited like any other page in the wiki, only it defines the sidebar (above the search box). It can be a little quirky, so it might help to look at the user's guide: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Sidebar

	# make my project good? (this one is rhetorical)		6. make my project good? (this one is rhetorical)

	: This is actually quite simple, just spend every waking moment that might have otherwise been productive filling aboot that damned website.		: This is actually quite simple, just spend every waking moment that might have otherwise been productive filling aboot that damned website.