Email Class Portlet
The Email Class portlet allows you to view the members of the class and send email to them.
Help Desk + Academic Computing News Flash
Campus Wi-fi Map Updated 11/12/09
Campus Wi-fi Map Updated 11/12/09
August 31, 2009 – Where Can I Access the Wireless Network on Campus?
A new Google map with details of the SLC wireless network is now available!
- Step one: Register your wireless device.
- Step two: View the wireless campus map.
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Academic Computing and Help Desk very happily updated our aging website over the summer 2006. Our top priorities were: improved usability, content overhaul, and content management.
Making the transition to a new school year with the LMS
Here are answers to all of your questions about making the transition into a new school year with the LMS:
Frequently Asked Questions for OS X
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How do I determine which operating system I have?
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How do I determine which version of Office I have?
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Is it necessary to upgrade my operating system if I don’t have one of those listed?
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Do I need to purchase a new keyboard to be able to type in different languages or use the international keyboard setting?
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If I am using my standard U.S. keyboard, but typing in a different language or using the international keyboard setting, how do I know which keys to press?
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I don’t have Word 2008. How do I get it, and does it cost anything?
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When I use the keyboard viewer, some of the keys are orange. What does this mean?
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Does the keyboard viewer have to be open to make the accents?
Click on the Apple icon at the top left corner of your screen.
Select “About this Mac.”
A window will open. Directly beneath the large Apple image, the text will read “version” plus a number (ex: 10.5.5). The first two numbers tell you which operating system you have, either 10.4 or 10.5.
After opening Word, click on “Word” at the top of your screen. This will open a drop-down menu; click on “About Word,” which will open a small window with all the program information. At the top of the window in bold it will say “Microsoft Word” plus the year.
Mac 10.4 and 10.5 are the only Mac operating systems the SLC Help Desk support.
No, you only have to change the settings in your computer.
For Macs, the Keyboard Viewer is a helpful program designed to show you the placement of characters on your keyboard. See “How to Use Keyboard Viewer.”
SLC does not yet support Microsoft 2008, and so cannot procure or troubleshoot Word 2008 for you. But it is important to remember that students, teachers, and staff members receive a significant discount on Microsoft software.
Orange keys represent accent marks that are used for multiple letters. When a key is orange, this means you will have to first press the key to create the accent mark, and then type the letter you need to be accented.
No, the keyboard viewer is just designed to show you where the keys and accents are located; it does not affect your ability to type accented letters.
Return to the International and Language Specific Keyboard Guide
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