Mark,

On Mon, 9 Jul 2001 15:35:18 -0400 Mark Guzdial guzdial@cc.gatech.edu wrote:

• I'm confused about publishing a project to disk versus publishing

it to someplace like Bob's Super Swiki. If I publish to the SuperSwiki, it goes up as a single file, yes?

No. There is always a .pr and .gif on BSS. There may as well be a .html and a .rc.gz. Additionally, there may be a *directory* with the project name which contains one or more resources separated out to minimize transmission tme.

If I publish to my disk, I get several files (i.e., a .pr file and a .gif file, in my case). Is there someway to convert from the multi-file to single-file formats?

If you look in your Squeaklets folder, you will see a single file version of your project. This is really a zip archive containing the various parts.

I want to serve from my Computer Music Swiki, but I don't think I can currently publish to an unmodified Comanche Swiki. I'd like to publish to my disk, and then upload it...which is how I did the one that's there, but I uploaded each piece. Will there be issues down the road where more than two files get generated?

You could - try uploading the single file from the Squeaklets folder - wait till Je77 gets back and adds super swiki to the standard swiki.

Cheers, Bob