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Converted from the original `Movie.wmv` so the archived page still has a working media centerpiece.
“Imagination is greater than knowledge.” The rebuilt site below keeps the original table-era structure, but swaps dead external dependencies for local archive material that still works.
A proper landing page for the archive instead of the broken `Error 402` export.
Reconstruction note: the original site depended on external ads, counters, hosted media, and toolbar services that no longer resolve cleanly. This rebuild keeps the voice, images, and page structure, but routes everything to local archive copies.
Archive Notes: a full reconstruction journal now lives alongside the site. It documents the original PowerPoint decks, the root and `wwwHome` branches, recovered imagery, and how the new transmission visuals reinterpret that material.
Converted from the original `Movie.wmv` so the archived page still has a working media centerpiece.
The PowerPoint-era Dave Dot site was built as a mini sci-fi portal with sections for news, projects, worm holes, time travel, and black hole tracking.
The school site split out into grades, assignment logs, and a gated `davids-school-files` area, all still preserved in the original exports.
The later site pivots toward downloadable toolbars and a site-local search bar. This rebuild turns that into a local archive search instead.
Earlier phase now included: the recreation now covers both the root-level Blogger/under-construction pages and the later `wwwHome` branch, instead of treating `wwwHome` as the whole story.
The earlier root-level `latest_news.html` phase preserved as a readable section instead of a detached raw file.
The surviving `latest_news.html` is a Blogger-style page rather than a big newsroom. Its core content is a short resource list and two DaveDot announcements.
DaveDot News: “Access your Gmail account” points to `mail.google.com`, and “Get the DaveDot Search Toolbar” points to the community toolbar download page.
The root `index.html` and `home.htm` are even simpler: an under-construction landing page with Google, Blogger, and FreeDomain branding. That phase predates the fuller `wwwHome` branch and helps explain why the later site still carried sponsor badges and portal-style navigation.
The school-work branch is one of the clearest surviving pieces of the site.
| Assignment | Subject | Date | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| My Zune Media Player | Communication Speech 1 | Jan 16, 2007 | 75% |
| Guantanamo Prison | World Geography Current Event | Jan 12, 2007 | 100% |
| Current Event | World Geography Current Event | Jan 19, 2007 | 100% |
| Ch. 12 Vocab | Science Ch. 12 Vocab | Jan 18, 2007 | ?? |
| Test Review | Algebra 1 Test Review 1 | Jan 22, 2007 | ?? |
| Be a Sportscaster | Communication Practice Speech | Jan 12, 2007 | 90% |
The archived site kept promising a user file area. This rebuild turns that into a readable local manifest.
Status: no active FTP users. Archive mode exposes the surviving files directly instead.
The `davids-school-files` branch survives as both raw ASPX pages and a saved `.mht` snapshot. The original password form was already failing when the archive was captured.
The old Conduit toolbar hook is replaced with a local archive search.
Matches page titles, deck names, and notable archive files.
The original site logic starts in PowerPoint. These are the actual deck files, with locally rendered PDF previews.
Direct links into the preserved root `DaveDot Files`, `wwwHome`, and PowerPoint trees.