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July 2007
Windows program to undeleted files
Did you ever delete a file by mistake? To recover the files try a free
Windows program called
Undelete Plus. It
will scan your hard drive for recently trashed files, then let you pick
which ones to recover. |
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May 2007
Ellen Finkelstein.com PowerPoint Tips
PowerPoint Tip: You can import text from Word or even Notepad (or any text
editor) to create a new presentation.
Here's how... |
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September 2005
Using MyFiles
With Netware 6.5 users of Myfiles (http://myfiles.csmd.edu)
can now upload and download multiple files.
Uploading: You can upload
multiple files or folders by clicking the plus (+)
button and entering or selecting additional files or
folders.
Downloading: If you select multiple files or one or
more folders, they will be compressed into a .zip file
prior to downloading. You have the option to name the
.zip file or accept the default file name assigned by
NetStorage.
For more information on how to use MyFiles visit
resources/workshop handouts:
http://www.itc.csmd.edu/resources/handouts.htm |
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May 10, 2005
I received a WordPerfect file from a student that I can't read in
Microsoft Word:
If you are using Microsoft Word 2003 there is a WordPerfect translator
already installed. If you are not using MS Word 2003, you can download
Microsoft's free Word 2003 Viewer (search for that name at
http://www.office.microsoft.com),
which can open WordPerfect files as well as Word documents. To avoid any
possible conflicts between files types and word processor types, it's a
good practice to save your files as .rtf. Use the "Save As" command to
convert a document you want to save to Rich Text Format (.rtf), document
any word processor can view. This advice applies to students as well.
Ensure they save their files as .rtf before sending them to you. |
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January 24, 2005
CSM Network Access
In order to obtain network access, supervisors must
complete an Information
System Security Request Form. This form is available on the
CSM
Intranet
All CSM faculty members may request a network account and public web
access folders, through the Department Chair. |
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January 17
Browser Tip!
Would you like to have CSM as your homepage when you open your Microsoft
Explorer browser? Explorer allows you to change the default page that
displays during startup and when the Home Button is pressed. Follow the
instructions below:
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Type the CSM URL (www.csmd.edu)
into your Address Bar and press Enter.
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Select Tools | Internet Options.
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Click on the Use Current button.
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Click on OK.
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