• Unlocking Locked Mailboxes In Apple Mail (Posted 07/28/2006)
• Disabling Safari's 'Open "Safe" Files After Downloading' Feature (Posted 02/22/2006)
• E-mail Virus filtering will be enabled for all users beginning 12-7-2005 (Posted 12/2/2005)
• Introduction to the KU and Mathematics Department Computer Systems for New GTAs (Posted 8/8/2005)
• Making your keychain password the same as your login password on Mac OS X desktop computers in Snow Hall (Posted 8/3/2005)
• 455 Snow Computing Laboratory Upgrade (Posted 5/17/2005)
• Removing cached addresses from Apple Mail.app (Posted 2/25/2005)
• Nonstandard E-mail Attachments (Posted 1/26/2005)

• Change your password
• Account Settings Interface
  (Forward your e-mail, Change spam preferences)
• Webmail
• Printer Status Page
  (Only available from within the department)

For technical assistance, please file a trouble ticket by sending e-mail to help@math.ku.edu

E-Mail

• Using your E-mail Account
• Advanced E-mail Filtering
• Nonstandard E-mail Attachments
• LDAP address books
• Backing up/Restoring E-mail

Linux workstations

• Using a Linux Workstation, an introduction
• Printing from Linux workstations
• Using floppies and CD-ROM's on a workstation
• Using LaTeX on the Linux workstations
• Using OpenGL on the Linux workstations

Macintosh computers

• Accessing your files
• Printing from Macintosh

Visitors and Faculty with personally-owned computers

• Network and Print Access
• Obtaining the Hardware Address of your Network Interface

Policies

• Computer Support Guidelines / Security and Unsupported Computers

Other programs and documentation

• Making web pages
• Using SSH for remote login
• Using Kerberos
• Matlab Primer
• Matlab introduction, locally written
• TeX and LaTeX help, from the Duke University Math Dept.
• Errors Inserting Encapsulated Postscript (EPS) Files As Figures in TeXShop
• UNIXhelp: working with files, programs, and more
• Beowulf cluster and MPI information

Finding more information

UNIX in general:

Use the commands apropos and man. Apropos is more general — if you give it a word, it will find manual pages that have to to do with that word. To look at a particular manual page, use man topic, where topic is a specific command or subject.

If in doubt:

Check with google to see if you can find an answer to your question.