Undergraduate Thesis

[thesupermikey]

Few things. I would like to post my undergraduate thesis for you all to read. It is long, nearly 35 pages as it sets right now. I was wondering what be the best way to go about posting it. What would be the best file format.

Its not quite finished. I needs about another days work to get it all typed out. There is still some editing and proof reading to be done.

I have working on this paper for a long time and I have very proud/nervous about my work.

Any input before the final draft gets turned it would rock
thanks!

[Averett]

I'd be careful about posting your undergrad thesis work online. It could easily be stolen

[amonkie]

Originally Posted by thesupermikey

Few things. I would like to post my undergraduate thesis for you all to read. It is long, nearly 35 pages as it sets right now. I was wondering what be the best way to go about posting it. What would be the best file format.

Its not quite finished. I needs about another days work to get it all typed out. There is still some editing and proof reading to be done.

I have working on this paper for a long time and I have very proud/nervous about my work.

Any input before the final draft gets turned it would rock
thanks!

I'd agree with Averett on this one. If you would still like to put it, being warned, my suggestion might be to save the document as a PDF file, upload it to a webhost - ie your school's server, and link it from there. 35 pages in a thread that does not have the most reading friendly formatting would be a little overkill.

[thesupermikey]

thanks. Ill see what i can do about getting into pdf (anyone have any clue how to do that)

[amonkie]

Originally Posted by thesupermikey

thanks. Ill see what i can do about getting into pdf (anyone have any clue how to do that)

This link : https://createpdf.adobe.com/index.pl...E&Language=ENU


is from the Adobe website - I'm not sure if the 5 free trials are per document or per page, but if it's per document, that'd be a quick and easy way for you.