We are unable to give support for Groupwise email as the system is run by ACS and not CSiT although it should be possible to access your Groupwise email through the Novell Application Launcher on the desktop. Please contact ACS for further information.

Yes you can. The quick and easy way to do this as a one-off is simply to connect to your home UNIX server using a telnet client and use MH commands as details here: http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/TSG/intro_docs/mh.html. You can configure an email client such as Netscape to access your email instead, most people prefer this method when checking email on a regular basis. You can find details of how to configure Netscape and other IMAP clients to read your email here: http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/TSG/IMAP/

In order to get to GroupWise remotely from home you'll have to go through GroupWise Web access which is basically like an interactive web page. The address for the page is http://groupwise.faytechcc.edu and from there it will ask you to pick a language and prompt you for your username and password. Your username will be the same as the one you use to log in to Novell (for example " stevensm " and your password will be the one you set in GroupWise.

The GroupWise properties can be modified so that when the icon is clicked, a box appears that allows the user to enter their GroupWise username and password. When the GroupWise Properites box pops up, select the Shortcut tab. The screen will look like the one below, except you will need to add the /@u-? (There should only be one space between the EXE and the /@u-?) Click OK The next time you click the Groupwise icon, it should ask you to enter a uername and password.

Yes. UMHS GroupWise email (employee email) is accessible if you use a dial-up connection to connect your laptop to the network.

The College of Nursing uses the GroupWise 5.2 messaging system. This system supports most of the common protocols of the Internet, and so we are able to give our users the following options: IMAP, POP/SMTP, and HTTP. http: This is the simplest of all the methods, and provides you with all the scheduling features of GroupWise. No email client is required (hence no configuration). It uses your web browser to connect to our GroupWise server and presents you with interactive tools to do all your.

You can access your email account, PeopleSoft (SIS), or your Blackboard courses by way of MyBRCC. Instructions for getting logged into MyBRCC are found on the computing website.

Yes, you are able to complete the on-line form from your own PC whilst connected to the internet whether this is in study bedroom in college or in your private house/home off campus. In all cases you will be required to enter your user ID and password to get access to the on-line form.

Answer: You can access your email at home. The best method of using Microsoft Outlook from home is to use the Microsoft Outlook Web Access client (OWA). For more information on using OWA, check out our Using Web Access (OWA) instructions.

The Groupwise Windows Client will not run on a PC that has Microsoft Outlook installed. (Note: Outlook Express can run on the same PC as Groupwise.) Those persons wishing to keep Microsoft Outlook on their computer can configure Outlook to access their e-mail messages, and access their Groupwise Calendar and other features via the web.

Use that browser and either search for the District and click on the link for GroupWise or type in http://mail.lexington1.net

The university supports Groupwise. You can either use a Groupwise Windows client to access to the email service or you can use the Groupwise web access: http://gwmail.nottingham.edu.my/

New software updates can be found at our website, click on the GroupWise client download page. http://webmail.jhu.edu/ Depending on your rights to your desktop at work, you may need to contact your LAN Administrator for assistance. When installing the client on your home PC, you will need the IP address of your GroupWise account. The address line is displayed in your GroupWise client startup window. If you can not find this address, contact your LAN Administrator for assistance.

GroupWise clients (software installed on your desktop computer) are available for Windows 2000 and XP, Mac OS X and Linux. A web based client is available that works with most browsers. The Web client makes GroupWise available to any location that has Internet access. Client software will be available to download from the ITS download page.

Login access to BrainShare email accounts (available to paid attendees) can be found in the left hand navigation throughout the BrainShare website. Just mouse over the Connect tab to access the flyout menu. The BrainShare email login is the bottom link. You can also access your email login from the BrainShare Connect info page, or you may also login here.

Webmail is a web-based interface that allows you to view your Indian Creek email from any computer with Internet access (friend's house, work, public library, etc.) You can view messages, reply and send new messages from Webmail. Messages remain on the server unless you delete them from Webmail. For more information, see the Webmail F.A.Q.

A home study is a document prepared by a licensed social worker that describes the prospective family. The home study must be conducted by a social worker employed by an agency with a China adoption program. A typical home study will involve three visits with the social worker, one at home and two at the social workers office. The family will also need to arrange letters of recommendation from people who know the prospective parent(s) well, these letters are sent directly to the social worker.

This depends on how your company's network is provisioned. Each network is different, and we suggest that you discuss your needs with your company's network administrator or IT department. The Choice OnLine service currently provides dynamically registered IP addresses. That means it may be difficult to reach your home computer at the same "address" since the address may change from day to day.

The Novell GroupWise IMAP server would be better named GroupFoolish; it is (according to the designer of IMAP) unusably broken. Among other things, it doesn't include a required content length in its BODY[TEXT] response. Fetchmail works around this problem, but we strongly recommend voting with your dollars for a server that isn't brain-dead. If you stick with code as shoddy as GroupWise seems to be, you will probably pay for it with other problems.

Yes. PC Access uses the default printer you have in Windows as the PC Access default printer. You can add additional printers in PC Access by clicking Setup | Advanced | Printers | Add.

IslandTime PC's come with AC/DC power bricks which permit their operation from any 100-240 volt AC source.

If you use AOL, minimize your AOL window and start Internet Explorer to go to your Palomar College e-mail account. For security purposes some suspicious files are not allowed in our system. These include files that have an .exe extension. Make sure to check the Instructions. The way in which a user logs in if he/she uses Windows XP is different from a user with a Windows 2000 operating system. If you have further questions, email us at finaid@palomar.edu.

You must have internet access. Open up your internet connection and type in the following URL address in your browser:

Yes, you can check your email from anywhere around the world using our VIF Email interface. However, if you have configured your email reader to download all your emails automatically, you will only have access to the new messages, the old one being located on your home computer.

Most email systems allow you to check messages from a web browser. Please check with your Internet Service Provider (ISP) to determine if/how you can do this. Remember - as a student you are only permitted to use email for educational purposes. If your home email system doesn't allow it, you should consider signing up for a free Yahoo Mail account.

If you have an outlook email account, you can access your email and calendar from anywhere in the world. The following document will give you instructions on how to access your mailbox as well as how to install a certificate on your home computer.

After registering, you are given a DAS account. The DAS username will allow you to access your student email and remotely access the McGill network by modem to connect to McGill-restricted resources. However, you will need your Unique Login ID (usually firstname.lastname) to log into services other than your student email and the modem-based Dialup Access Service (DAS), such as Wireless and VPN. You can find out what your usernames and passwords are by going to the Personal Menu in MINERVA.

Yes, you can access RefWorks from your home PC or Mac. RefWorks is a Web-based program which means you can access your RefWorks account from any PC or Mac that is on the Internet. If you are off-campus and you do not have the campus VPN software installed and running on your home PC or Mac, when you attempt to log into RefWorks, you get a screen asking for Marquette's Group Code. You will first be asked to type in the first 5 digits of your Marquette Univ.