Create a file in your email account named ".forward" -- note the period in front of the "forward" as it is all a part of the file name.

Type in the address to forward to:
Example: jsmith@indiana.edu

Save the file. That's all. To remove the fowarding address either delete the ".forward" file or rename it to something else (like remove the period from the file name) if you will be using it again.

SEE SOFTWARE IMAGE.

If your existing columns are all separated by one Tab only, then a conversion will be fairly easy: highlight the text to be converted and, in Word, choose Table, then Convert Text To Table, in WordPerfect choose Table, then Create, then Tabular Column. 

If your columns are separated by varying numbers of tabs, you must be sure there is only one tab between each column. In Frontpage you can press the button on the Toolbar with the Paragraph icon on it--this will turn on the display of Tab, Space and Hard-return characters. Delete the extra tabs and spaces and the text can be converted to a table. 

Hint: If you have many pages of text with many multiple tabs you can speed the process by using Find and Replace: search for two tabs and replace with one. Repeat the Find and Replace until no changes were made. In Word this is the Edit menu, Replace, type ^t^t in the Find What row and ^t in the Replace With row, then click on the Replace All button. In WordPerfect use the Edit menu, Find and Replace choice, press Ctrl-Tab twice in the Find row which should show "[Left Tab][Left Tab]," and press Ctrl-Tab once in the Replace With row, then click on the Replace All button. 

Since some people use multiple spaces instead of Tabs, sometimes mixing them together in the same document, proof reading is important before and after converting text to a table to be sure everything is in the proper column.

Another advantage of tables is that the cells may be separated by lines for easier reading if you desire it.

GRAPHIC, IMAGE, OR LINKED PAGE THAT ISN"T DISPLAYED: The address of a graphic or image can get set to the wrong directory, or even to your own computer's hard drive instead of the hard drive on the Web Server. If it is set to the wrong directory on the server it will not work on your computer properly. If it is set to look on your computer's hard drive, then the page may look fine to you on your own computer, but won't work right from another computer. When you make changes to your web page such as adding documents, graphics, or re-arranging subdirectories, it is a good idea to use a different computer (such as a computer in the cluster) to check your work to see if one of these problems will show up. 

THE SOLUTION: The properties for the image or link must be corrected. Sometimes you can edit the link from your normal editor and remove the portion that is wrong (for instance "C:\menu.html" is wrong because the home.html file isn't on the C:\ drive, but is on an I.U. Web Server which might look like "http://www.indiana.edu/~econweb/menu.html."

Sometimes a few spaces are useful for improving the white space at the edges of a table of centered menu items. To use more than one space in a row you must use what is called a Hard Space, typed by holding down the shift key while you press the space bar. This is no longer a single character but is actually represented by six characters in the HTML language, so a space looks like this - " " . Naturally, a bunch of spaces takes up a lot of room fast so they should be avoided when possible.