There are many areas of campus that are wired for access to the Internet. Each student bedroom has two phone lines and Ethernet jacks. There are computer labs located throughout the campus as well as places for students to plug in their own laptop computer. For more information on this subject, please call the Seaver Technology Group at (310) 506-4191.

Scientific Library users may use e-mail via web browsers on all public computers. Due to NCI-Frederick security concerns, some functions may be restricted. The Scientific Library can customize an alert, or current awareness search, to meet your specific needs. Please email the Biosciences Informationist, or phone extension 1094.

No, however employees can access the CSC site and Crown sites. These computers are located on the Employee Service Centre desk and are accessible at anytime.

The library computers are reserved for research purposes only. We kindly ask that you use the computer labs for sending and receiving e-mail. Back to the top

Yes! Go to https://webaccess.mc.edu and login with your username and GroupWise password. This is this GroupWise WebAccess site. It is a web version of GroupWise. Close the Groupwise client and Notify (right-click the globe and choose exit). If you are running windows 95/98, then goto Start -> Run -> type in gw9xpatch and hit ok. If you are running NT or Windows 2000, please type in gwntpatch instead and hit ok. It will copy over 4 files to patch your current version of Groupwise.

Yes. A computer room is located in each residence hall and a bank of 16 additional computers will be available just outside of the Skutt Student Center ballroom, where many of the meetings will be held.

No, students are not allowed to access their personal e-mails from GMS computers. The computers are used only for educational purposes. A student may use the e-mail for educational purposes while being monitored by his/her teacher. All students in Dorchester School District Two must have parents sign an Acceptable Use Form in order to use the Internet on school computers.

Yes. The computers are available for student use for e-mail, research, writing and other academic needs. Please sign in at the front desk when you come in to use a computer. The same goes for the printer-the printer is available for general academic use by any student.

Yes, we will provide you with simple instructions to point your existing e-mail software to your new company specific address. Your mail will then be delivered to your desktop. E-mail accounts are in the format of myname@yourcompany.com. top of page

No, only checks from regular bank, savings and loan and credit union checking accounts will be accepted. Checks issued from savings accounts, credit card companies, money market accounts, home equity or other lines of credit cannot be processed as an eCheck. However, you can mail those checks. If you wish to pay by paper check, please include your student id number on the bottom of the check to insure the amount is posted to your account. Mail your payment to the address listed on the statement.

Yes, each participant is assigned a computer account (login and password) at the University of Michigan which includes a UM e-mail account. Your login and password will allow computer access at any University of Michigan computing facility where you can either check UM e-mail or other e-mail accounts.

If you have a laptop with a wireless connection you can access the Internet at our Wireless Internet Caf??, located in the expo hall..

You may access your e-mail from the Internet terminals. Please note that some colleges and universities employ firewalls that may prevent you from connecting from outside the network. This is especially common for those using the Telnet protocol. AHA staff will not be able to assist you if this occurs.

Yes. In The Wired Scot, an internet caf?, is located on the ground floor of Lowry Center. The Wired Scot will be open for Alumni Weekend during the hours that Lowry Center is open. Access to the Internet is not password protected at The Wired Scot. In addition, the majority of Wooster’s campus is set up for wireless service.

Hotel rooms at both the Hilton Garden Inn and the Hotel Orrington are equipped with data ports for laptop computers and voice mail. Faxes may be received at the front desk.

Bell Atlantic has installed a pay e-mail/data port outside the main jury assembly room in the hallway across from the Citizens Jury Project booth. If you have a laptop with a modem, you can check your email or send and receive faxes there. Operation instructions are on the port. Click here for further information.

The only computers in the library where you are allowed to send e-mail from are from the computers in the lab that are in the back. The Electronic Resource Center (ERC) is for database searching only! While the library does not provide this service, it is available on campus. Go to the SGA (Student Government Association) office located on the 3rd floor in room 332 of the Machunga Student Center for this service. Please contact Kalliroy "Kalli" Protopsaltis at 973.720.2157 for more information.

To set up a Utormail account, register using your library number as identification. Please use the north Information Commons PCs to access your e-mail and limit your use to 10 minutes.

The basic directory in muConnect is the Global Address Book (GAL) that will include all faculty, staff and students, as they appear in Banner. This will be automatically updated and will respect any opt-out requests made for directory information.

There are E-Mail Express stations in the Information Room on the first floor of the Morris Library. Additionally, the computers in the Library Computing Site can be used for e-mail, word processing, and other applications. The Computing Site is located on the Lower Level.

Students are allowed to use e-mail for personal use but must abide by University student codes of conduct and acceptable use standards/guidelines/policies. In general, without specific add on security, the authenticity of an e-mail message cannot be assured. This means that the authorship or source of an e-mail message may not be as indicated in the message.

The UC Merced electronic directory contains this information and can be accessed from most email clients.

There are a variety of ways to handle this. If you use Outlook, TextAloud will install a toolbar available in outlook under View->Toolbars. This will make it very simple to listen to emails. Toolbars for other mail clients will be coming, but for now if you use something other than outlook your best bets are to use TextAloud's clipboard watching or the Speak or Proofread Hotkeys. More info on this in the TextAloud Manual.

Login to a workstation, launch a web browser (i.e. Internet Explorer) and go to webmail.sc.edu. Enter your network username and password (that you discovered in VIP) and click "Log On".

Access to the Internet is available through the public library. You may be able to access the Internet in various classes, depending on the need. There are specific Web sites that are restricted.

Yes, you may e-mail any of the library staff to answer a reference question. Just go to the library's homepage and click on the link "Get Help" (last shaded link on the page). Then click on the "Ask a Librarian" link (first link on the page). Please allow a day's leeway for us to answer as we are very busy.

Probably. If your Windows-based computers meet or exceed IntraVet's minimum requirements and are network-ready, they should work with our software.

No. The touch screen system has been carefully designed to make sure it is easy to use. Candidates can also work through a practice session for up to 15 minutes to get used to the system before actually starting their test. For the Hazard Perception test candidates click the mouse button. At the start of this test there is a tutorial video, which uses a sample test clip and recorded explanation to explain how this part of the test works.

Absolutely not! Come during open hours and browse and learn to your heart's content. The only requirement for computer use is a library card, which you can get at no cost right at the library, and adherence to the 1-hour time limit during busy hours.