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Two-factor authentication adds a second layer of security to the log-in process, keeping your account secure even if your password is compromised.
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Windows 10 represents a major revision of the client operating system; one major change is how we browse and experience the Internet. Windows 10 will include a new web browser called Microsoft Edge. This will be the new default web browser in Windows 10, replacing the well known Internet Explorer which will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2015. Even though Microsoft will be the default web browser in Windows 10, Internet Explorer will still be around for legacy purposes. In this article, we ta
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Download, Install, and Activate Mathematica on Student Personal Computers
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There are printers for student use located in each of the UWSTUDENT labs on campus. The UWSTUDENT lab computers in these labs are automatically configured to print to these printers. However, with the completion of just a few steps, it is also possible for a student to print to these printers from their own personal computer connected via the UW wireless network.
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There are printers for student use located in each of the UWSTUDENT labs on campus. The UWSTUDENT lab computers in these labs are automatically configured to print to these printers. However, with the completion of just a few steps, it is also possible for a student to print to these printers from their own personal computer connected via the UW wireless network.
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Information on how to print to a Konica Minolta on a Mac
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NMRPipe is an extensive software system for processing, analyzing, and exploiting NMR spectroscopic data. This web page contains NMRPipe installation files, as well as demo data with example processing and analysis schemes.
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The University of Wyoming provides the ERDAS 2015 Foundation and Imagine software package free of charge for installation on UW owned computers for academic teaching and research use only.
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Information on how to request a targeted email announcement
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The following is a step-by-step procedure on how to restore files on uw-bulk.uwyo.edu, studentfiles.uwyo.edu, and warehouse that are stored on the Isilon storage cluster.
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Information on EveryonePrint through a web browser
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- Phishing or Malware Emails
No legitimate business or organization will ask you to send your password, account information, social security number, or other sensitive data over email. NEVER respond to an email requesting personal, financial, or other protected information, even if it appears to be from UW, your bank, or another trusted institution.
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One of the most common forms of a phishing attack in higher education environments is official looking emails claiming to be from the university’s technical support team and usually taking the form of a message asking for your user ID and password, with a threat of account deactivation if you fail to reply. These specifically crafted phishing attempts are primarily focused on gaining access to email accounts to enable them to send malicious emails to other systems with the appearance of coming