• Project is local: this hides the project from remote browsing (that is, only clients on the same machine as the server can ‘see’ the project and its content)

• Use private snapshot header and footer: this will use the pages ‘*snap-header’ and ‘*snap-footer’ as the header and footer for each snapshot page (if they exist – it is not required that there be a header or footer). By default, MemoWiki will provide a standard header and footer for each snapshot page. Note that if you change this setting the current snapshot (if any) will be deleted.

• Use remote link flags (»): this requests that links in a project page or reference that take the user outside the project be flagged. This is the default. Note that if you change this setting the current snapshot (if any) will be deleted.

• Clean deleted files on publish: if set, publishing a static snapshot will delete files which are on the server but not known to MemoWiki. This should only be used if a site is entirely maintained using MemoWiki, as otherwise it may delete files that have been placed manually. Also, some ISP web servers may report errors if this option is set.

• GPS datum (geographic model) to use for any GPS links: this sets the geographic model to use for GPS links. The following models are supported:

  WGS84 is the World Geodetic System », 1984

  EUR50 is the European 1950 system used for Spanish maps

  EUR79 is the European 1979 system used on many other European maps.

  The chosen model is used to adjust all GPS links in the project.

Web publishing

If you are an administrator (or on the server’s machine), you can also choose to make the static snapshot of a project publishable (typically using an Internet Service Provider’s web service). You will be offered the following four fields to fill in (if you don’t know what to fill in for any of these, contact your ISP):

• FTP server: enter the name or IP address of the FTP server that pages will be uploaded to (e.g., pages.myisp.com)

• Directory path: enter the directory path on the FTP server that defines where the HTML pages from the static snapshot will be placed (e.g., /pub/www)

• FTP userid: your login name (e.g., fred)

• FTP password: your login password (one word, case-sensitive).

Once all four of these have been set you can then publish a snapshot by creating (or updating) the project’s static snapshot and then clicking the Publish button.