Wednesday, May 23, 2012
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A Collection of How To Documents:

Maintained by: Hanz Makmur

This is a collection of HowTos created to help Computer Science users at Rutgers. These documents are grouped in categories to simplify access.

Account related

Mail Related

    Note: Dragon uses 2 types of password. (internal and external password). Internal password is stored inside dragon and external password is your RCI/Eden password. When your account was created, both password were the same.

    Changing one password and not the other, means you have 2 passwords to access your email. You can use both passwords to access your Mail and Webmail (IMAP/POP3/SMTP/HTTP), however this wont work when used for Calendar or Pronto or Instant Messaging.(XIMSS/CALDAV)

    Hopefully, this will get fixed in the next patch, in the mean time, you will need to use the Internal password to access Calendar, Instant Messaging and Pronto. If you forget the password, you can login using your current password to the web interface and change your internal password.

    Accessing CS Mail Server

Calendar Related

Instant Messaging Related

    Note: Dragon uses 2 types of password. (internal and external password). Internal password is stored inside dragon and external password is your RCI/Eden password. When your account was created, both password were the same.

    Changing one password and not the other, means you have 2 passwords to access your email. You can use both passwords to access your Mail and Webmail (IMAP/POP3/SMTP/HTTP), however this wont work when used for Calendar or Pronto or Instant Messaging.(XIMSS/CALDAV)

    Hopefully, this will get fixed in the next patch, in the mean time, you will need to use the Internal password to access Calendar, Instant Messaging and Pronto. If you forget the password, you can login using your current password to the web interface and change your internal password.

  • Setting Rutgers Instant Messaging (RIM) with Pidgin (Windows/Unix) or Adium (MacOS X)
    This document shows how to use Rutgers Instant Messaging (RIM) server with Windows/Linux/MacOSX client.
    Note:
    • Currently RIM only allows you to communicate with other RIM users.
    • Questions related to RIM should be addressed to helpdesk@nbcs.rutgers.edu.

  • Using Computer Science Instant Messaging Server
    Unlike RIM, CS Instant Messaging server allows you to communicate with other public Jabber (XMPP) server in the world, example: gmail.com, jabber.org, etc.

    To use and setup your Instant Messaging client for CS IM server, follow instruction described for RIM above and change any references to rutgers.edu with dragon.rutgers.edu

Printing Related Documents

Firewall and Broadband

Filesharing Documents

Microsoft Windows - How-To

Office Tutorials

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    This document was created by Wilkes University through the generosity of Microsoft and Lynchburg College. It has quite complete collections of Office 2007 tutorial including some Video Tutorials which were developed by doctoral students at Wilkes University to meet project requirement in our Instructional Development & Delivery (ED 641) course.

  • How-to articles from Microsoft Get organized: Learn how to use Microsoft software in the classroom with tips and tricks presented in these how-to articles.

  • Microsoft Word 2007, PowerPoint 2007, and Excel 2007 Tutorial
    Use this tutorial to get up to speed with MS Word, PowerPoint and Excel 2007

  • Get Started with the 2007 Microsoft Office System
    Use this page to learn more about the new MS Office 2007 changes. The site has many tutorials that can help you master the new Office 2007.