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23:46:33 `q001. Part 1 includes six activities. If you have completed an activity, just enter the answer 'completed'.
This question is appearing in the Question box. The box to the right is the Answer box, where you will type in your answers to the questions posed here. To use this program you read a question, then enter your answer in the Answer box and click on Enter Answer. In your answers give what is requested, but don't go into excruciating detail. Try to give just enough that the instructor can tell that you understand an item. After entering an answer click on Next Question/Answer above the Question box. Do you understand these instructions?......!!!!!!!!...................................
RESPONSE --> Yes, I understand the instructions.
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23:52:09 This program has created the folder c:\vhmthphy on your hard drive.
Browse to that folder and locate the file whose name begins with SEND. The name of this file will also include your name, as you gave it to the program, and the file will show as a Text file. Never tamper with a SEND file in any way. It contains internal codes as if these codes are tampered with you won't get credit for the assignment. However you are welcome to copy this file to another location and view it, make changes, etc. Just be sure that when requested to do so you send the instructor the original, tamper-free file. State in the Answer box whether or not you have been able to locate the SEND file. Don't send the SEND file yet. Note that more questions/instructions remain in the q_a_prelim.......!!!!!!!!...................................
RESPONSE --> Yes, I have located the file.
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23:54:10 `q002. Note that every time you click on Enter Answer the program writes your response to your SEND file. Even if the program disappears all the information you have entered with the Enter Answer button will remain in that file. This program never 'unwrites' anything. Even if this program crashes your information will still be there in the SEND file. Explain this in your own words.
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RESPONSE --> Each key stroke is recorded in the SEND file each time you hit the Enter Response key. Should you lose power or have computer problems in the middle of an assignment, all previous answers where you have pressed the Enter Response button are recorded and stored in the SEND folder.
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23:56:44 Any time you do not receive a reply from the instructor by the end of the following day, you should resubmit your work using the Resubmit Form at http://www.vhcc.edu/dsmith/genInfo/. You have already seen that page, but take another look at that page and be sure you see the Submit Work form, the Resubmit Form and a number of other forms that will be explained later.
Enter a sentence or two describing the related links you see at that location.......!!!!!!!!...................................
RESPONSE --> There are links related to sending in work (both original submission and a resubmission form) as well as to view your porfolio and request an access code.
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23:57:41 `q003. If you are working on a VHCC computer, it is probably set up in such a way as to return to its original configuration when it is rebooted. To avoid losing information it is suggested that you back up your work frequently, either by emailing yourself a copy or by using a key drive or other device. This is a good idea on any computer. Please indicate your understanding of this suggestion.
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RESPONSE --> As you work, especially on a VHCC computer, you should save your work frequently on a floppy disc or CD so as to save the work you have performed.
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