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| The first thing to do when you have a technology problem is to remember that it is just a machine and it is not doing this to you on purpose. First, check every cable and every connection and make sure everything's plugged in. And check the manual on/off switch and make sure that it is turned on if you have one. If you feel pretty confident in your computer skills, get online and go to the manufacturer's web site. They all have one with great troubleshooting pages. If you're frozen in your steps with fear, go to your campus technology specialist (or your closet facimile) and see if they can help you solve your problem. Then call : |
Technology Help Line: Ext.14357 |
| They will try to help you with your problem and/or find somebody who can. If you let them field your calls, the techie guys can be more efficient. |
| Director of Technology | |
| Rene Castaneda | Ext.14878 |
| Ana Maria Perez | Ext.14823 |
| Alicia Bell | Ext.14836 |
| Coordinator of Technology Center | |
| Miriam Greenwald | Ext.14885 |
| Telecommunications, Networks & Media | |
| Supervisor, Mitchell In-Albon | Ext.13137 |
| Stacey Hawkins | Ext.13139 |
| Aaron Cooper | Ext.12626 |
| Telephone Support | |
| Ext.13138 |
| Want to utilize all those great new features on your great new phone? Get your Voicemail Instructions here. |
TutorialsFind a vast array of tutorials for Mac and Windows operating systems, Claris/Appleworks and Microsoft products here. |
| Windows | Action | Mac |
| Alt and left arrow | Go back | Apple key and [ |
| Alt and right arrow | Go forward | Apple key and ] |
| Ctrl and D | Add a Web page to your Favorites or Bookmarks list | Apple key and D |
| Ctrl and H | Opens History | Apple key and H |
| Ctrl and N | Opens new browser window | Apple key and N |
| Ctrl and O | Opens a window for entering a Web address | Apple key and L |
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