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BCT 400INSTRUCTIONSObviously you know how to use the Internet and send email, having learned it either in other classes or on your own. You have already demonstrated basic skills in other either in BCT 300 or in an equivalent course. For our purposes in BCT 400 , we want to help you advance your skills, including the use of email. You are going to learn to turn in your work as an attachment to email, if you haven't already learned that. You will learn how to attach other types of files to your email as attachments.For starters, send an email to your assignment mailbox for your section and attach a PICTURE of yourself, attached as a .GIF or .JPG file, NOT a .BMP file!. You will use a scanner or a digital camera to do this project. When you get ready to save (whether scanned or from the digital camera), go to FILE and select SAVE AS, scroll down and look at the various file formats you have as options. Select either .GIF or .JPG; do NOT select .BMP or .TIF. This latter formats takes longer to load because it creates such a large file size; also with .GIF and .JPG, the person receiving the photos as an attachment can open it right in email. Write the professor if you need more information. PS. If you want to get definitions of these file types, try the TECHNOLOGY ENCYCLOPEDIA located at http://www.emTech.net This is a great way to introduce yourself to people you meet over the net or to future employers. Send an email to Dr. Price and she will send you an attached photo JUST FOR FUN! Turning in this productSend an email to your assignment mailbox: goals400@bamaed.ua.eduIn the Subject Line put: Your Name and Photo Attached In the body, be sure to include your name and SSN. GRADINGYou have to send your photo as an email attachment, as directed above. You will receive 10 points if you turn in the product as directed.
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