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Introduction
One will find here a list of the major subfolders found within the folders of type 1 through 6 discussed above.
Subfolders for folders of type 1-4:
- The input files within subfolders I, IMAGES, STATIC, TEMPLATES are processed by the J and the MD programs
- the output is in the subfolder TEXTS
- non- systemic files are found in sub-folders -NON-CANONICAL and -EXTRA
Subfolders for folders of type 5:
- The input files within the root subfolder are processed by the program VWX
- the folders LoRes and TN are canoni;cal, but simply derived from the root folder
- non- systemic files are found in sub-folders A (for Archive), -NON-CANONICAL and -EXTRA
Subfolders for folders of type 6 are wholly non-systemic.
Additional, non-systemic folders may be found in any of these basic subfolders
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Overview
folder
type
| sub-folder
type
| label
| content
| label
| content
| 1-4
| input
| I
| text input files
| J
| processed by JD program
(type 2 only)
| PAGES
| processed by MID program
| IMAGES
| graphic files in JPG format
| –
|
| STATIC1
| files in final format not treated by program
| PDF
| files in .PDF format
| TEMPLATES
| control files
| TOC2
| sidebars
| output
| TEXTS
| output files in HTML
| –
|
| non-systemic
| - NON-CANONICAL
| files not suited for program operation
| –
|
| - EXTRA
| inactive and other files
| –
|
| 5
| systemic
| G
| photos or drawings
| root
| files in high resolution
| LoRes
| files in low resolution
see below for more subfolders
| TN
| thumbnails
| D
| formatted files displaying graphic
| non-systemic
| A3
| photolog and background files
| –
|
| - NON-CANONICAL
| files not suited for program
| –
|
| - EXTRA
| inactive and other files
| –
|
| 6
| open format
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| 1
| ^
| The folder STATIC may be omitted, in which case only the folder PDF is found.
| 2
| ^
| TOC stands for Table of Contents
| 3
| ^
| A stands for Archive
| | |
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Subfolders within VW/G
Subfolders within each of the G root subfolder are losely connected to the content of the subfolder. They are repeated identically within the LoRes and TN subfolders.
The structure of a sample label V23b10 is as follows:
| V or W
| season number
| identifying letter
| sequential number
|
| V
| 23
| b = assemblages
| 10
|
Following are two lists of common identifying letters, though more are possible. This list is only indicative: the same identifying letters may have different values in different subfolders.
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Subfolders within V/G
| b
| assemblages
|
| c
| conservation
|
| d1
| main selection
|
| i
| incidentals
|
| k
| kite
|
| m
| movies (video clips)
|
| p
| site presentation
|
| q
| ceramic q lots
|
| s
| storage
|
| u
| unit photos not taken by photographer
|
| x
| alternative to c for conservation [change ?]
|
| y
| alternative to p for presentation [change ?]
|
| 1
| ^
| the label D was introduced when digital photgraphy came in. Since "b" stood for "black nad white" and "c" stood for "color," "d" was the abbreviation for digital
|
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Subfolders within W/G
| a
| sketches
|
| b
| pencil drawings
|
| c
| pen drawings
|
| d
| vector drawings
|
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