CINT understands that this is an important issue for many potential users. Realistic cost-of-living information will be available from the CINT User Administrator that will arrange your visit. CINT does not operate housing facilities.

In the touristic areas there also are internet "cafés" from Etecsa the Cuban telephone/internet provider.

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.

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.

You can access internet in your room, and it is free. There is a computer with ADSL conection in you room.

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.

While some OU facilities may allow access to the Internet, many classrooms do not. In general, you should not depend on having access while in class. Some Education Centers have wireless capacity or Internet kiosks.

Computers for students use are located on the first floor of the HS Library (Third floor of the Upper School Building.) There are also computers for teachers use located in the Teacher's Professional Library and the Teacher's Lounge in the BD building.

Yes, you can check your email from the home page, www.telepak.net and clicking on the "Web Mail" button.

You can bring your laptop computer, you will have to contact one of local ISP's who will provide you with temporary Internet access for your limited stay. If you are staying in a hotel, make sure your modem will bypass their PBX phone system. If they have a data port on their phones you should have no problem, set your modem to dial whatever number you normally dial for an outside line, then your ISP's access number. There are quite a few Cyber Cafes in PV.

Answer: There is an Internet Cafe, Cafe On Line, just one block from Plaza Las Glorias. Located on Cabo San Lucas Avenue in the downtown area. They are open from 9 AM until 8 PM daily (closed Sunday), you can call them at 143-7283 for better directions.

Yes. Not only will there be a bank of networked computers available to delegates, but all delegate rooms are equipped with wireless internet connections. If you have a laptop with a network card, feel free to bring it.

Yes, providing your e-mail uses a web interface (ie hotmail or yahoo). Outlook express will not work.

You can check your e-mail and locate exhibitors, products, and services at the Find It! Search stations located in aisles 800, 1600, 2500, 4700 & 5600, and at the (2) information desks in Main Lobby B & in Hall E. There are also terminals located in each of the Canon Sales Booths.

Your e-mail can be accessed anytime from anywhere in the world through Web Mail. All that is required to do this is the ability to access the Internet through a browser. The Web Mail utility is available on Cavecreeks' control panel.

E-mail and/or Internet access first requires access to a computer that has a modem or a direct ethernet connection (the hardware). If you have the appropriate hardware at home, you will then need to locate a local Internet service provider (ISP) who can connect you through their server and provide the communications software and instructions necessary to get you hooked up (see also next question).

Emphatically, yes--Internet (e-mail) access is required for all EMBA students and it is each student's responsibility to secure (and maintain) such access before the semester begins.

E-mail and Internet services are provided at no charge to students for the term in which they are actively registered in credit courses. Some restrictions on access apply. Users must be aware of user rights and responsibilities. For detailed information, see the E-mail and Internet Services section.

You can check your e-mail from all over the world using Internet browser on http://www.sellinet.net/webmail_en.php

Before you leave, check the home page of your ISP. Look for "Web mail" or something similar. If you can not get your mail there, here is a URL that works with any mail when you are away from home: http:///www.mail2web.com The "Home" button takes you to our FAQ Home Page and the "Up" button takes you back to the main Novice Help page.

Checking your e-mail from off campus is very simple using Microsoft Outlook Web Access. Just log on to an ISP and point Internet Explorer to https://mail2.maryvillecollege.edu/exchange Answer YES to this question. If you do not see this box or if you get any other message, check the URL you typed in to make sure it is https://mail2.maryvillecollege.edu/exchange If this is correct, and you still do not receive the above security alert, you may need to update your version of Internet Explorer.

If you are traveling with a laptop that has the Choice OnLine service installed, see the instructions for "Dial-Away" service in the HOW TO section. Otherwise, as long as you have Internet access from the location you wish to collect your e-mail, you can configure the software to access your e-mail. Use the following e-mail configurations to setup the local e-mail program:

First, make sure you have a browser which supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) connections. Both Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator support this protocol. Connect to: https://email.mc.vanderbilt.edu and follow the instructions. For more information, see the Questions about VUMC Email page.