Items to include Reta made a file called Irma's-Template.doc, this file is a good template for seeing what is to be included. The following items from the source should be included in the order given. Source Information: Authors (Last Name, Initials), Year of Publication, Title of the Paper, Journal it is published, Volume number, Pages(100-112). The graph can be made in idl. I made a program called plotgraph.pro, this program can be copied and then edited. If the user doesn't know idl then maybe they can build a graph on the pc or the mac with one of the programs already available. I made the graphs as jpgs and jpegs because we don't have a license for making gifs. The post-script file is made by saving the jpg file as a post script file in the netscape browser. The file is the graph information in columns. The first 12 lines of this file are put right under the graph in the HTML file. Large tables can be scanned in with omnipage, the scan program, sent to Excel then after being checked turned into a text file. The bar is in all html files, the main, indexes, and the ones with the graph. Links to indexes are put here. An easy way of making this bar is by editing the bar.txt file and then running the generatebar.pl perl program by typing perl -w generatebar.pl this program is also inside the generategeneralpage.pl program sothat when new files are made with this program all the links are there. The index page is made for every subject such as one for Zonal Winds, and another for Infrared Spectra and then are linked to the bar for every html page. The main page, there should only be one of these and it should include the bar. Download Programs The html page allows the person to download the graph as jpg or a post-script file or download the graph information file. These programs were put in the page because the browsers don't automatically bring down the SAVE-AS DIALOG box. The programs are located in the /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin and they're both written in C language, and as you might image they're in the cgi-dir to let cgi take care of handing them over to the browser. The program that takes care of the images is called downloadjpg and the the one that takes care of the files is called downloadfile, the browser recognizes post-script files as ones to automatically download so those don't need any program. Building web pages 1. For existing pages I recommend just editing the files in a normal editor or a program like front-page if the user is not familiar with HTML. 2. For non-existing pages, one of the existing pages can be copied to the new page and then edited for changes. I also keep a text file called sourceinfo.txt for the actual page and another called table.txt for the bar. These files can be edited in Excel or StarOffice, and this can create new page by running a little perl program called generategeneralpage.pl. This program is run by typing perl -w generategeneralpage.pl filename, however this program only builds the pages that include the graph, the main page and the indexes still have to be writen from scratch or be copied from an already existing page and edited. The program generategeneralpage.pl puts pre tags where the file ends and begins and then the user can run a perl program called inserttable.pl in order to insert a table into the html code.