Group 14 - Computer Hard Drive - 2 - Revision history

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Introduction

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Guide to Writing Wiki Code

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 ==Introduction==
-The hard drive is a Seagate Medalist hard drive. It has an IDE interface, has 4303 MB of capacity, and spins at 5400 RPM. Our group consists of Daniel Simich, the group leader, Evangeline Rauch, Emmanuel Albert, Nathan Getze, and Lindsey Garay.  Daniel modeled the hard drive in Autodesk Inventor, Lindsey did the presentation and compiled the parts list and disassembly procedure, Nathan analyzed how the product worked and all of the engineering models that could have been used, Emmanuel analyzed some design changes that could be achieved and also some manufacturing changes that could be made, and Evangeline.
+The hard drive is a Seagate Medalist hard drive. It has an IDE interface, has 4303 MB of capacity, and spins at 5400 RPM. Our group consists of Daniel Simich, the group leader, Evangeline Rauch, Emmanuel Albert, Nathan Getze, and Lindsey Garay.  Daniel modeled the hard drive in Autodesk Inventor, Lindsey did the presentation and compiled the parts list and disassembly procedure, Nathan analyzed how the product worked and all of the engineering models that could have been used, Emmanuel analyzed some design changes that could be achieved and also some manufacturing changes that could be made, and Evangeline helped with the disassembly and assembly process.
 ==Before Disassembly==

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−	~~No outside source was used~~.	+	Brian, M (2000). HowStuffWorks "How Hard Disks Work". Retrieved December 4, 2008, from http://computer.howstuffworks.com/hard-disk.htm

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−	~~===This is an example table===~~
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−	~~[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Table See help page for more information on the syntax.]~~
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−	~~{\| border="1" align="center"~~
−	~~\|+ '''This is the table title'''~~
−	~~! width="75"\|This is Column Header 1~~
−	~~! width="400"\|This is Column Header 2~~
−	~~! width="200"\|This is Column Header 3~~
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−	~~! This starts Row 1~~
−	\| align="center"\|Width values (pixels) in header are used to designate the width of the column for the entire table. Text will wrap but it helps to control the layout. Height of the row is determined by the row's largest content
−	~~\| A return and single vertical lines separate columns in rows. A double vertical line is necessary if you don't break up the text for cells.~~
−	\|-
−	~~! This starts Row 2~~
−	~~\|align="center"\|"br" in brackets<br> break lines. Wiki sometimes ignores blank lines.~~
−	\|align="center"\|Some html tags can be used, but not many. Notice the align equals center tag at the beginning of the row. It centers the text in the first two columns, but doesn't work for the third column. I don't know why. Adding the tag again to the beginning of the cell in question will center the text.
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−	~~! This starts Row 3~~
−	~~\|align="center"\|Image tags are in this format:~~
−	~~<br>Double brackets "[["~~
−	~~<br>Image name~~
−	~~<br>\| = Vertical Line~~
−	~~<br><br>The following order is not important, as long as each is separated by a vertical line:~~
−	*Horizontal position (left, center, right)
−	*Thumb (to create clickable thumbnail that links to fullsize image), don't include to make a fullsize
−	*Size denoted in pixels (if desired)
−	*You can add a caption if there is a thumbnail
−	~~<br>Then close with double brackets "]]"~~
−	~~<br><br>Broken links show up in red.~~
−	~~<br>[[Image:This is a broken link\|center\|thumb\|150px]]~~
−	~~<br>[http://gicl.cs.drexel.edu/wiki/Special:Imagelist Here's where you can view any uploaded files]~~
−	~~\|[[Image:Camera disassembly 2.jpg\|center\|thumb\|150px\|This is thumbnail]]~~
−	~~[[Image:Camera disassembly 4.jpg\|center\|150px]]~~
−	~~<br>This is a resized image, not a thumbnail, but notice you can still click on it to get the full size.~~
−	\|-
−	~~! This starts Row 4~~
−	\|align="center"\|Notice the repeating code for every row? It's important. A vertical line and a dash indicate the start of a new row. An exclamation point indicates the first column. You can put the entire row onto a single line, but it's easier to read if you break it up. Again, wiki usually ignores new paragraphs.
−	~~\|Make sure to end the table correctly (vertical line and closed brace). Not doing so might still display the table, but nothing that comes afterwards.~~
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 To simplify this page, we combined disassembly procedure, part table, and design changes into one table.  Each part was taken off in the order that it is listed and any design change is listed next to the part.
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-|[[Image:Real_hard_drive.jpg|Center|thumb|150px|A picture of the hard drive with the platters exposed.
+|[[Image:Real_hard_drive.jpg|thumb|150px|A picture of the hard drive with the platters exposed.]]
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+|[[Image:Hard Drive.jpg|thumb|150px|A rendering of the hard drive with the platters exposed.]]
-|[[Image:Hard Drive.jpg|Center|thumb|150px|A rendering of the hard drive with the platters exposed.]]
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-!|Part Name
+!Part #
-!|Quantity
+!Part Name
-!|Purpose
+!Quantity
-!|Material and Reason for Choice of Material
+!Purpose
-!|Manufacturing Process
+!Material and Reason for Choice of Material
-!|Tools Used for Removal
+!Manufacturing Process
-!|Ease of Removal (1-5, 1-easiest, 5-hardest)
+!Tools Used for Removal
-!|Changes and/or Improvements
+!Ease of Removal (1-5, 1-easiest, 5-hardest)
-!|Reasons for the way it looks
+!Changes and/or Improvements
-!|CAD Model/Image
+!Reasons for the way it looks
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−	~~===Guide to Writing Wiki Code===~~

−	The beauty about Wiki is that if you don't know the code, you can steal it from someone's page that does. Feel free to click the "edit" links or tabs to view the code for sections or the pages respectively. Be weary about wrecking havoc on another's page. Each page can be rollbacked to a previous verison and your username is linked to all changes. Although you might think it's cool to go through and insert "MIKE RULES" throughout the page, I'm sure Dr. Lewis would not be pleased.
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−	~~<b>Here's a few tips on writing with Wiki:</b>~~
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−	~~This is a bracket "[" "]"~~
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−	~~This is a brace "{" "}"~~
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−	~~To create a new page/link within Wiki:~~
−	*Double brackets, page name, double brackets
−	*Typing in a new page name will automatically create a page, which when clicked, you can then edit.
−	*Whatever name you first type in is the name of the page. You can't change page names, only create new pages. Think before you create a new page.
−	*Don't worry about slashes or anything, all pages are located in the same directory. If I wanted to create a page called "MAE 277 Template" the code would be ''[[''MAE 277 Template'']]'' Note: Brackets are italicized to prevent creating a new page.
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−	~~Your table of contents is created automatically.~~
−	*1,2,3,4 are level 2 sections
−	*1.1, 1.2, 1.3 are level 3 headers
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−	~~To create headers:~~
−	*Section titles are wrapped with two equal signs ''==''My favorite header''==''
−	*Bold headers within a section are wrapped with three equal signs ''===''My not-so-favorite header''===''
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−	~~Asterisks indicate bullets. Be sure to put each asterisk on a new line.~~
−	*Here's one
−	Here's two Here's three, but its not on the next line
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−	~~Bold text:~~
−	*Start line with "b" in "<>". Be sure to end the line with "/b" in "<>" if you don't want the whole paragraph to be bold.
−	*Surround text to be bolded with three " ' " marks on either side. Or highlight the text and click the "B" button on the toolbar.
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−	~~Italics:~~
−	*"i" in "<>". Don't forget to end with "/i" in "<>"
−	*Highlight the text and click the "I" button in the toolbar (It will put four " ' " on either side).
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−	~~[[Media:Media File Link\|This is a broken link media file caption]]~~
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−	~~Media tags are indicated by "Media:", images by "Image:" Broken links in red. Case is not important. Use the toolbar to get examples if you're not sure.~~
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−	~~Spacing is werid in wiki.~~
−	~~Single return does nothing.~~
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−	~~Double return (blank line), breaks the line.~~
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−	~~Triple return (two blank lines), puts an extra blank line between lines of text.~~
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−	~~"br" in "<>" will break lines. They can also be used to separate section headers.~~
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−	~~<br><br>~~
−	Finally, use the <i>"Show Preview"</i> button on the bottom of the page to see how it looks before saving. It will allow you to catch and edit your errors without having to edit the page again. <b>Just don't forget to save it when you're really done.</b>

	===This is an example table===		===This is an example table===