To use WinZip (or similar program) to archive and compress your class
project before turning in, do the following:

   Use the Windows Explorer (or similar program) to create a directory
   by your first name.
   
   Create your package directory as a subdirectory of the above one
   which has your first name.
   
   Place all your package .java files in the newly created package
   subdirectory.
   
   Place all your other .java files in the newly created directory
   which has your first name.
   
   Place any other necessary supporting files in the appropriate
   directory or subdirectory.  This would include any data files you
   have created for your program or any images your program will load.
   
   Although I will recompile your .java files, you may compile them
   in your newly created directory and subdirectory(s).
   
   With your main .java file loaded in JPadPro, run the JavaDoc from
   the JDK menu so that all the javadoc files will be created in your
   newly created directory(s).
   
   Run WinZip and start a new archive (File menu, New Archive menu
   item) in the directory which contain your newly created first
   name directory using your last name as the name of the archive.
   
   An add dialog will appear - you should change to your newly created
   first name directory; make certain that the include subfolders
   checkbox is checked and the save extra folder info is not checked;
   press the button labelled add with wildcards; and close the archive
   (File menu, Close Archive menu item).
   
   Your zip file (compressed archive) should now be created - close
   Winzip and use the new zip file as the attachment for emailing
   your semester project.  Depending on your method of emailing, you
   may need to ftp (use binary) the zip file to your email server.

   E-mail to cs102@fisher.unco.edu using a subject of "Final Project",
   an e-mail body of any necessary instructions, and an attachment of
   the newly created zip file.
   
   Save yourself a carbon copy of the email.  You may even want to try
   using an appropriate email reading program to retrieve your attached
   zip file.  This will enable you to create a new directory (maybe
   using your middle name) and extract (using WinZip or similar program)
   all the files into this newly created middle name directory.  Finally
   you can then test your project as I will test it.