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Now that you're done with all the materials
you need to make to promote your Expo project, now's the time to send all
that information back to us.
Once you've finished setting up your Expo Page, making a booth for your coding group, and giving some instructions to the tour guides, you're now ready to do one last thing so that your Expo page will be ready to go: Send the whole package back to us! First of all, do not send your actual project to us over e-mail if you have your own website! Instead, hide your finished product within your site and give us a URL for it so we can download it. That way, it doesn't clutter up the mailbox and make receiving all the QB Expo pages from everyone impossible. However, if you don't have a website and you have no choice, include your actual project in the list of materials you send to us, preferrably in a subdirectory away from all your other Expo page files. Now, if devkit.zip is in the same directory as the place where you unzipped all the devkit files, move devkit.zip to another directory in your hard drive. Next, zip up all the remaining files (including the ones you've added to the devkit to accomodate for your webpage and all the files included in this devkit) into a single archive using Winzip 7.0 (grab a copy at http://www.winzip.com if you don't have Winzip 7.0 yet). Call this finished archive of your Expo materials finished.zip. Now, the last step is to
write an E-mail to vancevelez@yahoo.com.
Inside this e-mail, put finished.zip as
an attachment. The subject you should write in this e-mail is "Project
Completed", and the message inside should read nothing but the title of
your game and the direct URL where your project can be downloaded. Now
send that sucker of an e-mail and you're as good as done!
Again, thanks for registering for the QB Expo. We promise that we'll try to do everything within our power to make sure that your project gets as much publicity from the event as possible. In the meantime, watch your mailbox for more Expo stuff before the day of the event. As soon as your project is retrieved, we'll notify you as soon as possible so you can remove the Expo version of your game from the Net. This QB Expo devkit has done everything it possibly could to help you, but if you'd like a review of some of the key things discussed in this kit, then you can consult the following links below. Please repeat the part about me designing my QB Expo Page myself. Please repeat the part about having a QB Expo Sponsor design my page. Please repeat the Expo page specifications. |