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If you have any problems accessing the databases please contact:

David Jones 255-9400 (CIDC Server Room) dlj24@cornell.edu

To help us give you prompt and good technical support and service please note the error code(s) you receive, the date and time of the occurance and any other pertinent information. Thank you.

Public view presents linked information without allowing editing. When viewers search or browse they first get a limited view of the artist info, with images when available, and then can choose to see More Info. When most of the data is entered, and images are available, the staff options below will be hidden and most users will simply go directly to the public mode. There hasn't been much design work done on these pages yet.

Click Here to View a Sample Record from the Public View

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Staff Options:

• Browse Artists: Newest entries first
• Browse Artists: Newest entries last
• Browse Artists: Alphabetically A-Z (by last name)
• Browse Artists: Alphabetically Z-A
• Search the Database (Edit Artist Info. from this link)
• Add a New Artist via the on-line questionnaire form
  • currently you must have a password to enter data
• To Add Image Info for an Artist
  • you must first select an artist, either by searching or using any of the browse options above, then follow the link that says "add image info"
• View All Artists with online images
• View All Entries for Image Information
• Peek at the CIDC image server to see what images have been uploaded

Click here to View a Sample Record

• The way this is set up to work:
• add Artist info at any time from the form above
• upload images to the CIDC image server (or bring in a CD) at any time using the following naming convention: First three letters of last name, First three letters of first name, followed by 01, 02, 03, 04, or 05. For example, the first of Hunter Rawlings ' work would be called RawHun01.jpg
• once an artist has been added, their image information can be added either before or after the images are uploaded. I prefer AFTER so that there aren't any confusions about which image goes with which description, but it could be reversed.