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Manual for the BW-PC for students How to log in faster and not lose data. Introduction Regularly students complain about the time it takes to log into and out from PC’s in the computer labs. This manual explains the reason behind it and what you can do about it yourself. Working with the C&CZ Profile and Home-disk (H:\) In order to have your own settings (your “profile”), C&CZ uses three central computers, the so-called “Domain Controllers”. Your profile consists of all kind of user-specific stuff like desktop background, shortcuts on your desktop and all kinds of user-specific settings of programs (e.g.: recently opened documents in Word, recently typed commands in Matlab etc.). You can find these settings in “C:’‘/Documents and Settings/<inlognaam>/”. All of this profile is copied when you login, from the Domain Controller to your local computer because Windows needs these settings often and fast to run your prograns fast. When you logout, all changes are copied back to the Domain Controller, in order to have an up-to-date copy that is needed when you login to a different PC. Next to your profile disk space (30 MB) every user also has a Home-disk (home-directory, H:\, ’My Documenst’) for large documents, reports, pictures etc. This drive is usually at least 200 MB large. This home-directory is *not* being copied when you log in or out, it is part of a central C&CZ server that is reachable through the network as (H:\ , ‘\\manus\<inlognaam>’ of ‘\\pluri\<inlognaam>’). ...

T-disk On pc’s in computer labs which are managed by C&CZ, not only the S-disk is available but also the T-disk (a network share). On this network share, a large number of programs for a large number of courses is available that can be run directly from this share (no local installation on the pc necessary). Lecturers can manage the course software themselves. These programs may also be used on pc’s that are not managed by C&CZ. ...

S-disk On pc’s managed by C&CZ the S-disk (a network share) is available by default. On this share a large number of programs is available that can be run directly form this share (no local installation needed). These programs can also be used on pc’s not managed by C&CZ. Attach the network share as \\software-srv.science.ru.nl\software using Drive letter S because some software might depend on the driveletter S.

Pine Use ‘S’ for SETUP and then’C" for Config and fill in: smtp-server = smtp.science.ru.nl/user=... inbox-path = {post.science.ru.nl/ssl/user=...}INBOX where … should be replaced by your login name To see the other IMAP folders, use ‘S" for SETUP and then ’C’ for Config and change: [ Folder Preferences ] [X] combined-folder-display [X] expanded-view-of-folders [X] quell-empty-directories Ook nog binnen SETUP: kies ‘L’ voor collectionLists en maak met ‘A’ twee nieuwe collection lists: ...

PC workstation Everyone interested in buying a PC will be interested in reading the information about the default supplier of PCs. C&CZ can help with the installation or do this completely. One can choose between MS-Windows and Ubuntu Linux. Information about the repair procedure is also available.

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Automatically respond to incoming email The settings to automatically respond to incoming email can be changed at the Do-It-Yourself website. If a (vacation) message is sent for incoming email, each sender of a mail that is directly sent to you (no BCC:), gets only once a mail with the text you have specified. If one does not want to send automatic replies anymore, the (vacation) message is saved for later use. ...

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The DIY website that C&CZ maintains allows people to control certain properties of their science account and change/view their used services. The pages here contain extra documentation for certain features. We strive to keep DIY intuitive and lean. Some things might require more explanation, instead of trying to fit this into the DIY site itself, we explain those here. We maintain a glossary to document features on the DIY website. Warning ...