New Solutions

New Solutions
(Solutions added to the KnowledgeBase in the past 14 days.)
1118 Princeton Gmail: Configuration settings for Windows smartphone
1116 Princeton Gmail: Configuration settings for MS Outlook for Windows
1115 Princeton Gmail: Configuration settings for MS Outlook 2011 for Mac
1114 Princeton Gmail: Configuration settings for Mac Mail OS X
1113 Google Apps: How to use contacts and calendaring
1112 Princeton Gmail: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1111 Google Apps: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1110 Princeton Gmail: Configuration settings for Android smartphone
Newly Updated Solutions
(Solutions updated in the past 30 days.)
1118 Princeton Gmail: Configuration settings for Windows smartphone
1115 Princeton Gmail: Configuration settings for MS Outlook 2011 for Mac
1116 Princeton Gmail: Configuration settings for MS Outlook for Windows
1114 Princeton Gmail: Configuration settings for Mac Mail OS X
1113 Google Apps: How to use contacts and calendaring
1104 Asset Management: Kace software download and installation instructions
1110 Princeton Gmail: Configuration settings for Android smartphone
1112 Princeton Gmail: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1111 Google Apps: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
8218 Office Computer Assistance: How to configure a computer for the network
4642 Computers: How can I buy a computer from Princeton for myself or departmental use?
1101 iPad Best Practices: Guidelines for safe computing at Princeton
9682 64-bit Unix Computing: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
9780 Unix: OIT Unix server specifications and licensed software locations
2682 Unix: Introduction to Unix at Princeton and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
9667 TLI: Technology Learning Initiative: What Is Unix?
9973 OIT Account Activation Page
9810 Exchange at Princeton; Overview of e-mail, calendaring, and voice mail services
1063 Moving On: How to migrate your Princeton e-mail to a GMail account
9944 Encryption software: How to protect your computer and University data
1017 Moving On: How to zip up WebSpace content and copy to your computer
9699 Moving On: Save your e-mail when you leave using Outlook
9696 Moving On: Save your e-mail when you leave using Mac Mail
3992 Moving On: How to manually save e-mail and files from OIT servers
9695 Moving On: Save your H: drive files when you leave with Mac OS X
9940 McAfee VirusScan: How to uninstall the software and the agent from your computer
9826 Moving On: Removal instructions for academic software
9825 Digital Suitcase: How to migrate your IMAP WebMail address book
9843 Moving On: How to export your IMAP WebMail address book
9822 Digital Suitcase: How to import your mbox file into an e-mail program
1004 Smartphones: IMAP settings for Android based phones
5240 Getting Started: What is my netID? Do I have an e-mail address and account?
5234 E-mail at Princeton: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
5088 E-mail: Settings for Princeton recommended e-mail applications
2730 Network printing: How to place a printer on the network with a queue for sharing
1109 Encryption: How can I tell if my computer has encryption software installed?
9713 Wireless: Princeton University Visitor Wireless on campus (FAQ)
4254 2012 Commencement: Graduation Day schedule and information
4536 2012 Reunions: Registration and information
9216 2012 Reunions: Computing facilities available during Reunions
9540 Exchange: Mac OS X choices for e-mail and calendaring software
8577 Clusters: Reserving a cluster computer facility for use
9929 PUaccess: How to set your Enhanced Security Profile (ESP)
5900 Information Warehouse: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
9265 Printing: Troubleshooting procedures for network printers
9928 Passwords: Choose a password that is both safe and easy to remember
9815 E-mail: What is the difference between IMAP, Exchange, and POP?
9972 OIT E-mail, account and personal information management at Princeton
9967 PUaccess: Documentation and support for identity management system
2808 Printing: How to suppress or turn off a header (a.ka. banner) page