By: Jan Jones
From Clark Hall to Getchell Library to the brink of the Knowledge Center, Harold “Hap” Morehouse has been an integral part of University Libraries for more than four decades. When he retires at the end of June, he will have spent nearly 46 of his 50-year library career here. So, he sat down last month to reminisce about his personal and University memories.
By: Jan Jones
The Computer Den at the ASUN Bookstore is now offering Microsoft Office 2007 for Windows at educational discounts.
By: Jan Jones
The University’s student email system, Fallon Webmail, will be unavailable from Friday, June 8, at 5:30 p.m. to Sunday, June 10, at 5 p.m. for system upgrades. This upgrade will impact both students and some faculty and staff.
By: Jan Jones
Because of multiple compatibility issues with hardware and campus-specific software, including full testing of the campus anti-virus software, software for Development & Alumni Relations, and several others, the Information Technology Division will not upgrade campus users to the new Windows Vista operating system for at least the next two semesters
By: Jan Jones
This Friday, May 4, both IT/Library faculty and staff and Q&D construction workers will be celebrating the half-way point in Knowledge Center construction.
By: Jan Jones
If you have recently purchased a new computer with the Windows Vista operating system, Information Technology now has Vista-specific instructions available for wireless and PPP access.
By: Jan Jones
Exciting areas of new technology and updates on current technology were presented to the campus on March 30 in the Getchell Library Projection Room at the “Showcase of Technology Tools,” a once-a-semester presentation organized by the instructional design group in Teaching & Learning Technologies.
By: Jan Jones
Whether you need training in telephones or Office 2007, Information Technologies has a video for you.
By: Jan Jones
Beginning this year, Daylight Savings Time begins on the second Sunday in March, and ends on the first Sunday in November. As a result, DST is four weeks longer this year, from March 11 to Nov. 7, instead of April 1 to Oct. 28. This longer DST date range affects various date/time components of your computer’s operating system and calendar.
By: Jan Jones
Because documents created in Office 2007’s new default file format may not be compatible with other versions, IT recommends two workarounds.
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