A.  Hiding Files You Have Published 

Suppose that you are unhappy with one of your web pages and you don't want it to be viewable by other browsers.  You can "change the permissions" so that other browsers don't have permission to view your page.  This is done within your artsci account through the "Telnet" window. 

   1.First close all running applicatons so that you are looking at your desktop. 
   2.Click on "Start" at the bottom left corner of your desktop and select "Run". 
   3.**Here open "Telnet" by typing telnet artsci.wustl.edu and clicking on "OK". 
   4.Now open your artsci account by entering your login name and password at their prompts. 
   5.**Instead of typing pine,as you would in order to read your email, type cd public_html
   6.At the prompt, type chmod a-r filename.htm
   7.Now you can open up "Netscape Communicator" and in the location field type
     http://artsci.wustl.edu/~your_login/filename.htm
   8.You should get a reply pointing out that you do not have permission to view this file. 

B.  Removing Files You Have Published 

Suppose instead that you want to completely remove a file you have published. 

   1.First close all running applicatons so that you are looking at your desktop. 
   2.Click on "Start" at the bottom left corner of your desktop and select "Run". 
   3.**Here open "Telnet" by typing telnet artsci.wustl.edu and clicking on "OK". 
   4.Now open your artsci account by entering your login name and password at their prompts. 
   5.**Instead of typing pine,as you would in order to read your email, type cd public_html
   6.At the prompt, type rm filename.htm 
   7.Now you can open up "Netscape Communicator" and in the location field type
     http://artsci.wustl.edu/~your_login/filename.htm
   8.You should get a reply pointing out that this file could not be found.