SUBMITTING WORK FOR DON BYRD'S COURSES ELECTRONICALLY


1. Use a filename that makes clear what the file is, prefixed with your last
name (not your first name, please; I keep everything in order by last name,
since it's less likely there'll be duplications). For example:

    Jones_Assignment7Part1.wav


2. Mac users: Your computer knows what application every file belongs to, but
when you send a file to someone else -- especially by e-mail -- the hidden
information that says is likely to get lost. To avoid problems, use the
standard (Windows) extension for the type of file. Common examples include:

	.wav  for Wave audio
	.mp3  for (duh) MP3 audio
	.doc  for MS Word documents
	.txt  for plain text
	.R (or .txt)  for R programs

NB  you can use .R instead of .txt for R programs. .txt won't cause any
problems, but I'd prefer .R, since it's more specific.


3. If the file isn't too large -- say, 10 MB or less -- email it to _both_ me
and the AI. If it's larger than that, you can give me a CDROM or DVDROM; use
one of the websites that specialize in transferring big files, e.g.,
http://storeandserve.com ; or make other arrangements.