Naming conventions for all files

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Naming conventions will consist of four pieces. Each piece will be lowercase, and not spaced. There will be 5 sections that will be designated by the first 4 letters:
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All prepped media should conform to the following conventions: Each piece will be lowercase, and will not contain spaces. There will be 5 sections - designated by the first 4 letters then followed by an underscore:
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    * Student Galleries: stud
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Example:
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    * Alumni: alum
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    * Faculty: facu
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    * Course Content: cour
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    * Global Navigation: glob
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This will be followed by a subsection, the subsections will consist of the majors and will be designated by the first letter of the major, and there are four majors:
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    * Student Galleries: stud_
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    * Alumni: alum_
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    * Faculty: facu_
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    * Course Content: cour_
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    * Global Navigation: glob_
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This will be followed by a subsection consisting of the majors and will be designated by the first letter of the major, with the exception of the faculty section where last names will be used instead. 
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Example:
     * General: g
     * General: g
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     * Journalism: j
     * Journalism: j
     * Film Studies: f
     * Film Studies: f
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This will be followed by a serial number in case there are more than one of each object:
This will be followed by a serial number in case there are more than one of each object:
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Example:
     * 01
     * 01
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     * 03
     * 03
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The serial number will be followed by an extension of the file type. The extensions are defined the limited number of media files we will be accepting and using:
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The serial number will be followed by the standard extension for that type of file type.
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Example:
     * Images: .jpg .gif
     * Images: .jpg .gif
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     * Text/Html: .txt .html
     * Text/Html: .txt .html
     * Flash: .swf
     * Flash: .swf
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Preproduction files will use the same naming conventions however, they will be given version numbers.
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Example:
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    * stud_g_v01.jpg
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Thumbnails will be saved with a “th_” preceding the file name in order to distinguish them from their full size version.
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Example:
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    *th_stud_01.jpg
Examples using the naming conventions:
Examples using the naming conventions:
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[[Image:Table.jpg]]
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[[Image: table.png]]
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Current revision as of 14:37, 8 February 2007

All prepped media should conform to the following conventions: Each piece will be lowercase, and will not contain spaces. There will be 5 sections - designated by the first 4 letters then followed by an underscore:

Example:

   * Student Galleries: stud_
   * Alumni: alum_
   * Faculty: facu_
   * Course Content: cour_
   * Global Navigation: glob_

This will be followed by a subsection consisting of the majors and will be designated by the first letter of the major, with the exception of the faculty section where last names will be used instead.

Example:

   * General: g
   * Integrated Media: i
   * Journalism: j
   * Film Studies: f


This will be followed by a serial number in case there are more than one of each object:

Example:

   * 01
   * 02
   * 03

The serial number will be followed by the standard extension for that type of file type.

Example:

   * Images: .jpg .gif
   * Videos: .flv
   * Audio: .mp3
   * Text/Html: .txt .html
   * Flash: .swf

Preproduction files will use the same naming conventions however, they will be given version numbers.

Example:

   * stud_g_v01.jpg

Thumbnails will be saved with a “th_” preceding the file name in order to distinguish them from their full size version.

Example:

   *th_stud_01.jpg

Examples using the naming conventions:

Image: table.png



Next Section:Directory structure

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