Date: Soup or Sundae, 07 Feb 2010 23:27:28 -0600 (CST)
  From: Mark Jacobson <jacobson@cns.uni.edu>
     To: 810-088-12-spring@uni.edu, 810-023-01-spring@uni.edu
Subject: [810-088-12-SPRING] Re: Publishing FLASH and uploading the files to sunny.uni.edu ...

Hello again 022 and 088 students,

      The following page now has a links to other pages about ssh secure
shell, CyberDuck and Dreamweaver - we will cover all of the upload to
sunny.uni.edu techniques in class this week.

>       http://www.uni.edu/jacobson/soupOrSundae/SnorgTeeShirts.html

      The main and most useful link will be the link to the Camtasia video 
on how to publish and upload a Flash application -

      which the 022 class is doing this week by Wednesday evening

            and

      which the 088 After Effects class will probably do or TRY TO DO
         next week, Valentine's Day week for the next After Effects
         assignment (rendering it to FLV and creating a Flash
         application to host the FLV on sunny.uni.edu).

      http://www.uni.edu/jacobson/soupOrSundae/PublishFLA2sunny.html

         17:24 = 18 minutes 24 seconds is the length of the video.

      The ssh secure shell, if you use PCs, is available for free download
         at the following www.uni.edu web site.

               http://www.uni.edu/its/us/software/

      Go down to the Secure Telnet row.

          PuTTY  and   SSH Secure Shell   are the two choices.

          SSH Secure Shell is much easier to use and much more powerful
                                                             than PuTTY.
                           Unfortunately, instead of SSH Secure Shell,
                               all of the SCC labs only have PuTTY and
                               FileZilla for terminals and for FTP
                               transferring of files.  FileZilla is
                               fraught with problems and also very
                               difficult to use.

          You want SSH Secure Shell for your PC.

          For Macintosh, CyberDuck is available at the same web site.

                         Look under the row for FTP Setup HELP.

                         http://www.uni.edu/its/us/software/

      http://www.uni.edu/jacobson/soupOrSundae/PublishFLA2sunny.html

      http://www.uni.edu/jacobson/soupOrSundae/SnorgTeeShirts.html

      I am going to have a sundae now.  I was intending to have soup and
           sundae, but at least I'll fulfill my requirement of having
           either soup or sundae on Super Sunday!

      Mark
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On Sun, 7 Feb 2010, Mark Jacobson wrote:

> Hi 023 and 088 students,
>
>
>    The lesson covers two skills:
>
>       http://www.uni.edu/jacobson/soupOrSundae/SnorgTeeShirts.html
>
>
>       1.  How to upload files to sunny.uni.edu using the ssh secure
>           shell program, which is available for free at UNI's web
>           site if you want to use it at home on your PC or on your
>           laptop.
>
>           Note:  How to upload files using Dreamweaver to upload your
>                  Flash or After Effects projects will be taught this
>                  week in class, and in another video tutorial.
>
>                  Macintosh users:  I will provide information on using
>                  the free software CyberDuck to upload files to sunny
>                  for those who are using Macbooks and other Apple
>                  Macintosh products.  Cyberduck is great.
>
>       2.  How to publish a Flash video (FLV) is also taught.
>           FLVPLayback component, source, adjusting the size of the
>           Flash "stage" to match the size of the FLV Flash video,
>           etc.
>
>           Adobe After Effects students:  A previous video has taught
>           you how to RENDER your After Effects COMP to FLV FLash video
>           format.  This is the followup video that shows you how to
>           use that FLV file with Flash, and then upload the SWF,
>           the HTML and the FLV files, and one extra SWF file such
>           as SkinUnderAll.swf or SkinOverAll.swf, which is the
>           way the user starts and stops and goes full screen with
>           any Flash video - the controls for the user.
>
>      http://www.uni.edu/jacobson/soupOrSundae/SnorgTeeShirts.html
>
>      Mark
>
> P.S.  Adobe After Effects students
>          in Visual Effects, Animation and Motion Graphics class,
>               the example presented will be the basis for your
>                      next assignment.
>
>      Uploading assignments to sunny.uni.edu using ssh secure shell...