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Note:
Before imaging, verify all settings except for those in
green
with a J
which are either tips or optional settings.
E-mail computer maintenance requests to David J with a
copy to Thelma. |
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How does Deep Freeze work? Deep Freeze 2000 XP restores the computer to its original
settings whenever the computer is rebooted. If a virus infects a system
during the day, rebooting should clear it out. Any files or programs added
after Deep Freeze will be deleted each time a reboot takes place. If
you or your students need to save files, Kaleung is reserving 1 gigabyte of
space on the server as a virtual drive. It will appear that you are saving
to individual computers when in fact you are saving to the hard drive on the
server. All instructors who have data files used in
their course or who have any need for any special settings or programs in
any profile must contact Arlene Zimmerly, Lab Coordinator, at
azimmerly@comcast.net immediately.
Kaleung set up a VLAN for 303, 202, 203, 204, and 205 to be
used exclusively by our department, which takes us out of the central campus
network server and should make our keyboarding software run faster and
enable us or him to image all our labs. It takes about 15 minutes to create
the disk image from Station 26 in DH 202 and about 3 hours to deploy the
image. Everything is replaced except for IP and computer name. After
imaging, run \Windows\sidgen.exe on each station--takes a few
seconds. In F03, Kaleung imaged all the workstations in 204. Use the
shortcut for keyboarding in 204 so drives won't have to be mapped. Aaron
(2042) helped us image S04.
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David J, 5/19/05: assigned master computers for imaging in DH203, 204,
205.
Those are No. 24 in DH203, No. 17 in DH204 and No. 1 in DH205.
The image in DH202 and DH303 will be based on the image of DH203 with some
changes.
I installed a clean copy of Windows XP on NTFS partition on each of these
computers.
I also installed:
Win Service Pack 2
MS Office 2003
MS Frontpage 2003
Macromedia Flash Player
Macromedia Shockwave Player
Microsoft Windows Media Player 10
Real Player 10
Java Runtime Environment 1.4.2
I also have a shortcut for GDP10 on the desktop.
Note: Adobe Acrobat reader should also be installed.
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Master Computers |
DH 204
Station 17 |
This
computer also provides the image for the teacher's station in DH 203. |
DH 203
Station 24 |
Peter
fixes computer for disabled students in 203. Teacher's station is
imaged off of 204 master. The script running in 203 was deleted from
from the registry files on the master computer (#29), so after the imaging
of the lab all the computers will have the same configuration. Now you can
set the date and time on the master. (David J.) |
DH 202
Station P-06
Station Y-12 |
Based on image of DH 203. Next to Amy's old desk
in the back of the room next to the windows. Also, the first
computer in the last row next to the bulletin board and sink. This
entire last row is different hardware configuration.
Deployment Server Console is teacher's station. |
DH 205
Station 1 |
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DH 303
Station 6 |
Based on image of DH 203. |
| DH 302 |
This lab is not networked. |
Altiris Imaging Steps: Log on (un: lacccaot, pw: logon); select
203 Station 26 on top; under Events, expand labs, select DH 203-26,
Create disk image, drag under DH 203; . . .
To copy a file or directory to managed computer(s)
using Altiris console—Aaron's directions
- Select a computer or group of computers from the
Computers list.
- Choose Operations > Copy File To or click the
Copy File To icon on the Console toolbar.
- Select either the Copy File or Copy Directory
option.
- Type the source path to the file or directory.
- The Source path defaults to directories in the
local express share, but you can type or browse to any file server
directory.
Troubleshooting: Boot Works partitions the computers
and might need to be reinstalled and then try imaging aggain. Deploy
only one lab at a time. |
Click here to download Deep Freeze.
PW for
maintenance is lacccaot (old was coatia). This file
will be set to have a maintenance period from
Friday morning midnight to 8 a.m. To thaw (disable) Deep Freeze,
open Deep Freeze, check Boot Thawed on next (1 restarts)
to disable it after the next boot only and automatically enable it the boot
after that, and restart computer;
make any desired changes; restart computer.
Disable Deep Freeze first!!
Press Shift + double click DeepFreeze icon by the clock to disable
it. (Imaging will not work properly if DeepFreeze is part of the image. To
uninstall Deep Freeze, open it and click the Uninstall option.)
Before imaging, prepare the four master computers:
 | Check system time and date on computer to be sure it's correct. |
 | Disable automatic Windows Update: Right-click My Computer, Properties, Automatic Updates
tab, check Turn off Automatic Updates. Or click Start, Settings,
Control Panel, Security Settings; under Automatic Updates,
check that they setting has been turned off) |
 | Check for updates to Windows Media
Player (Help, Check For Player Updates) |
 | Check for updates to MSN Messenger
(To download or update 6.1 or higher:
http://messenger.msn.com/) |
 | Update Favorites (Favorites,
Organize Favorites, select and Delete everything; then import
BookmarkMaster.htm) |
 | Check to see that taskbar shortcuts are correct and
open in full window. |
 | Delete all cookies. |
 | Delete all temporary Internet and Windows files.
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Continue through all steps below skipping those in
green
with a
J
then Image all computers including teacher's stations. After imaging,
install and enable the new Deep Freeze (30 seconds) on all stations, but
turn Deep Freeze off on teacher's stations. In 203, add scanner back to
desktop on teacher's station.
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Virus
Software Information

To check to see if updates have been done automatically
during Deep Freeze down time: Click the VirusScan Console icon
with the magnifying glass in the system tray.
 | On May 14, 2004, several
computers had these viruses in DH 202 and 203: Keylogg-Briss and Downloader
JU. James Ho had to boot in safe mode and delete these files to remove the
viruses: C:\Windows\system32\msdtclog.exe and
C:\Windows\system32\isign32.exe and C:\Windows\infamous.exe. Deep Freeze
had to be installed on 4 computers in DH 203. |
 | Click
here
for information on the Word Nono virus. |
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Windows Updates
To turn off Windows
Updates: Right-click My Computer, Properties, Automatic Updates
tab, check Turn off Automatic Updates.
Note: Windows Updates are causing more problems than they are
solving, so we're turning them off.
To roll back Windows update
KB896358
that interferes with GDP:
Control Panel,
Add/Remove Programs, check
Show Updates; when populated,
scroll down to Windows XP - Software
Updates, Security Update for Windows XP (KB896358),
Remove.
Desktop Properties
To arrange desktop icons:
right-click the Desktop, Arrange icons by, uncheck Auto
Arrange; check Align to Grid. See the desktop screen shots for
each profile to set up the icons on the Desktop.
To stop the Desktop Cleanup Wizard
(the one that has the annoying reminder that you have unused
icons on your Desktop): right-click the Desktop; Properties,
Desktop tab, and click the Customize Desktop button; clear the
Run Desktop Cleanup Wizard every 60 days check box.
To set Windows style:
Right-click the Desktop; Properties, Appearance tab, Windows and
buttons, Windows XP style.
To set screen resolution:
Right-click the Desktop; Properties, Settings tab, Screen
resolution drag to 800 x 600 pixels.
*To
display CAOT Lab Rules as a Web page on the Desktop and update the Desktop:
right-click the Desktop, Properties, Desktop tab, Customize
Desktop, Web tab, New; Location box—http://caot.lacitycollege.edu/desktop.htm;
OK, OK, OK, Apply, OK. When the window appears on the Desktop, carefully
place the mouse pointer over the top of the window to make the Title
bar appear; drag on the Title bar to position the window in the lower
right hand corner, and drag on the edges until it is sized as shown below
without any scroll bars showing.
*To
lock the Web Page settings: right-click the Desktop, Properties,
Desktop tab, Customize Desktop, Web tab, check Lock
desktop items, OK, Apply, OK. When desktop is unlocked, you hold the
mouse over the top of the Web window to display the Title bar. You
can then click on the List arrow on the left to Synchronize,
etc.
J
To synchronize the Web page on the Desktop:
(Note: Rebooting causes automatic synchronization.) Unlock the
Desktop—right-click the Desktop, Properties, Desktop tab,
Customize Desktop, Web tab, clear Lock desktop items, OK,
Apply, OK. Hold the mouse over the top of the Web window to display the
Title bar. Click on the List arrow on the left side of the title bar
to display the drop-down list, and click Synchronize. If I have made
any changes on the master Web page, you will see them right after
synchronizing.
J
To set a password for a screen saver:
Right-click the Desktop, Properties, Screen Saver tab; under
Screen Saver, make a choice; in the Wait box, make a choice;
check On resume, password protect. The log-on password for the profile in
use is becomes the screen saver password. To set an image password,
Control Panel, Users Accounts, Change an Account, click the desired account,
Create a password. on the Advanced tab. At the bottom you will see a check
box—uncheck it.
J
To restore the My Computer Icon to the Desktop:
Right click a blank spot on the
Desktop, click Properties, Desktop tab, Customize Desktop
button. Near the top, you will see check boxes for My Computer, Internet
Explorer, etc. Check the desired one.
J
Filter keys:
When the Shift key is held down for 8 seconds or longer it turns on the
FilterKeys and an icon displays on the task bar in the system tray. Double
click the icon and uncheck Use FilterKeys or the dialog box can be
accessed by clicking on Start, Settings, Control Panel,
Accessibility Options.
Taskbar Properties
To display the QuickLaunch toolbar:
right-click the taskbar, Toolbars, check Quick Launch. See the
desktop screen shots for each profile to set up the icons on the QuickLaunch
toolbar.
To keep the
notification area on the taskbar uncluttered:
right-click the taskbar, Properties, check
Hide inactive icons.
Control Panel
To display the Volume icon in the taskbar so students
can adjust the volume: in Control Panel, Sounds
and Audio Devices, Volume tab, check Place Volume icon in the taskbar;
check Mute.
To use the power button to shut down Windows and then
the computer in one step: After a fresh reboot of
the computer, in Control Panel click Power Options, Advanced
tab; Power Buttons section, under When I press the power button on
my computer, select Shutdown, Apply. (If this is not
visible on your Advanced tab, then your computer does not have the hardware
capability to do this job correctly, or the capability is disabled in CMOS.)
This sets your computer so that when you press the hardware power button it
will first do a proper shutdown of Windows, and then power off the computer.
To Hide Language Bar: Just
close it if it appears or do this: Control Panel, Regional and Language
Options, Languages tab; under Text services and input languages,
click Details; under Preferences, click Language Bar;
uncheck Show the Language bar on the desktop as desired; uncheck
Show Additional Language bar icons in the taskbar.
Taskbar and Start Menu
To set Taskbar and Start Menu features:
Right-click the Start button, Properties; Taskbar tab;
make selections as shown below:

To set Start Menu features:
Right-click the Start button, Properties; Start Menu tab,
Classic Start Menu.
To disable "personalized menus":
Right-click the Start button, Properties; Start Menu tab,
Classic Start menu, Customize; Advanced Start menu
options, uncheck Use personalized\menus.
To add Windows Update to Start menu: Go to
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\wupdmgr.exe, right click and send shortcut to
desktop; drag the shortcut over the Start menu and drop it over the top part
of the Start Menu somewhere over Programs. Right-click the shortcut,
Properties, General tab, change shortcut name to Windows Update.
Miscellaneous
To change the appearance of the mouse pointer:
Start, Settings, Control Panel, Mouse; Pointer Options tab, check
Show location of pointer when I press the CTRL key.
To remove non-DOS partitions: Boot the computers
from a Win98 bootable diskette and delete all the partitions. Some computers
have one, and some have two. Type FDISK at the command prompt. Select
number 3 and then number 4 to delete NON DOS partitions. If
the computer has more then one partition, repeat the same steps. Check the
number of partitions with FDISK again, by selecting number 4.
To set Recycle Bin to save deleted files:
Right-click Recycle Bin on desktop, Properties; uncheck
Do not move files to the Recycle Bin. Remove files
immediately when deleted. Deep Freeze will remove these files upon
reboot.
To make Windows
Media Player the default media player for sound clips:
Start Programs, Windows Media Player; (look for list arrow in upper-right
corner for menu) Tools, Options, File Types tab;
Select All, OK. Windows Media Player will attempt to be the
default player for the selected file types.
J
To turn off the screen saver: Right-click on the Desktop, Properties;
Screen Saver tab, Screen Saver—None; Power button, Power Schemes tab;
Turn off monitor—Never; Turn off hard disks—Never; System standby—Never;
System hibernation—Never.
J
To schedule scandisk and defrag: Programs, Accessories,
System Tools, Disk Defragmenter or ScanDisk.
J
To find or change icons: Right-click the desktop item and click
Properties, Customize, Change Icon button or right-click the shortcut
and click Properties, Shortcut tab, Change Icon button; browse
to Shell32.dll or Pifmgr.dll, usually in the C:\Windows\System32 folder.
J
To find out what Windows service pack is installed: Right-click My
Computer, Properties; on the General tab under
System, you will see the Service Pack information.
J
To ditch Ctrl+Alt+Del at startup: go to Control Panel, Users
and Passwords, click on the Advanced tab. At the bottom you will
see a check box—uncheck it.
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To check for the latest Office XP Updates: Caution!! Do
this only between semesters. Go to
http://office.microsoft.com/officeupdate/default.aspx?CTT=6&Origin=ES790020041033
and follow steps.
For Office 2003: Open an
Office 2003 program like Word; from the menu, click Help, Check
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To check for updates on demand: On the Help
menu, click Check For Player Updates, and then follow the
instructions on the screen.
To check for updates automatically: On the Tools
menu, click Options. Click the Player tab, and then click
Once a month. Note: Deep Freeze takes any updates out so just do this
once a semester unless it is some major update.
To see if Media Player is working: Go to
http://caot.lacitycollege.edu/001/ and click the hyperlink in the 3rd
bullet under my picture to play a short move.
Note: If you see the prompt below,
answer No to play the movie in a full window in Windows Media Player
for the best visibility. Try pressing Alt+Enter to maximize
the screen, or explore the buttons on the bottom of the player screen for
View Full Screen.

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If Windows Media Player opens in your
browser in a panel on the left, click Media Options, Settings,
and uncheck Play web media in the bar. Unchecking this setting
will allow you to see the movie full screen. For more details on
settings, press F1, Contents tab, Customizing the Player, Changing
the size of the Player and Changing your audio and video
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MSN Messenger/Windows
Live Messenger Update

To upgrade:
http://get.live.com/messenger/overview
Settings: On the menu, click Tools,
Options, General tab, uncheck
Open Messenger main window when Messenger starts; Privacy tab,
check Always ask me for my password when checking Hotmail or
opening other .NET Passport-enabled Web pages; check
This is a shared computer so don't display my tabs and This is a
shared computer so don't store my address book, display picture, or
background on it.
Note: Windows Live Messenger is essentially MSN
Messenger 8.0, which is the upgrade to MSN Messenger 7. Keep Windows
Messenger installed only to retain full functionality (Remote Assistance,
Whiteboard, and Application Sharing) but use MSN Messenger. MSN Messenger
has support for display pictures, winks, custom emoticons, has a different
interface, etc. whereas Windows Messenger supports SIP-based communications
services, Exchange IM Server, etc. MSN Messenger is centered around MSN
technologies (Hotmail, MSN Mobile, etc.) whereas Windows Messenger is
centered around Windows technologies (Exchange Server, Office Live
Communications Server, Windows Netmeeting, etc. In general, MSN Messenger is
centered towards the consumer and Windows Messenger is centered towards the
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Arrange
and name icons and taskbar area exactly as shown. Copy files from
\Desktop\Icon Buttons from TIA Website into C:\Windows. Copy files from
\Desktop\Desktop Icons from TIA Website to the Windows Desktop. To create an
icon file, download any file as save it as a *.bmp file, save it the the
Windows root directory and then browse to it.
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To
create a shortcut for Skillbuilding, CAOT 9: Windows Explore, Tools, Map
Network Drive, select drive, Map the network drive to
\\10.24.1.1\gdpdl\gdp9; Create a
shortcut to skb3.exe; send to Desktop;To create
a shortcut for GDP: Kaleung created a new folder for GDP (1/04) named
gdpdl2004. The shortcuts must point to that folder: gdpdl2004\GD9.EXE
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To delete old Favorites before importing new ones:
Open Internet Explorer, Favorites, Organize Favorites;
select and Delete each one and Close.
To Import the Windows Favorites Bookmarks for Master
Computer:
Right-click Bookmark Master
and save bookmarkMaster.htm to the Desktop; Open Internet Explorer,
click File, Import and Export; Next; Import Favorites, Next; Import from
a File or Address—Browse to the bookmarkMaster.htm on the
Desktop; Open, Save; Next; Next; Finish. |
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Note: The toolbar must be unlocked
first for any of these steps to work. Also, once the toolbar has been
unlocked, you might need to drag the Address Bar open to the see the address
bar box. To unlock the toolbar, View, Toolbars, uncheck Lock the
Toolbars. To globally customize the folder views in Windows
Explorer, display extensions, etc: Open Windows
Explorer and open any directory with files in it; click View,
Details; drag the column headings into this order as follows—Name,
Date Modified, Size, Type. Next, click Tools, Folder Option,
View tab; click Apply to All Folders, Yes; in the Advanced
Settings box, check Display the full path in the address bar;
uncheck Display the full path in the title bar; select Show hidden
files and folders; uncheck Hide file extensions for known file types;
uncheck Remember each folder's view settings. |
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To make Internet Explorer the default browser:
Tools, Internet Options, Programs tab, check
Internet Explorer should check to see whether it is the default browser.
To make FrontPage the HTML editor:
Tools, Internet Options, Programs tab, in
HTML editor box, click
Microsoft FrontPage.
Note: FrontPage must be set as the default HTML editor
so that the COAT 112 students can easily open their Web sites from Internet
Explorer.
To make Hotmail the e-mail client:
Tools, Internet Options, Programs tab, in the
E-mail box, click
Hotmail.
Note: Hotmail must be set as the default e-mail client
or else keyboarding students using GDP to upload files will be blocked and
special steps will need to be taken.
To set the home page for Internet Explorer:
Go to the CAOT home page and click Tools, Internet
Options, General tab, under Home page, click Use current, OK.
Set the home page to
http://caot.lacitycollege.edu.
To open a new browser window when any
shortcut is clicked:
Tools, Internet Options, Advanced tab; under
the Browsing header, uncheck Reuse windows
for launching shortcuts.
To allow
pop-ups for keyboarding Web sites: click Tools, Pop-up Blocker,
Pop-up Blocker Settings, Address of Web site to allow, fill in these
URLs:
http://gdpim.mhhe.com
for the IMWS
http://gdpupload.mhhe.com or the Student Upload Web Site
http://gdpstudent.mhhe.com for the Student Web Site.
To open shortcuts in a new window: click Tools,
Internet Options, Advanced tab; under Browsing, uncheck
Reuse windows for launching shortcuts.
To receive notification when download
completes: click Tools, Internet Options, Advanced tab; under
Browsing, check Notify when downloads complete.
To
change password settings: click Tools, Internet Options, Security,
'Trusted, Custom Level; scroll all the way to the bottom of the Security
pane and check Automatic logon with current username and password' or
any desired setting.
To change AutoComplete settings: click
Tools, Internet Options, Content tab, AutoComplete;
make your choice in 'Use AutoComplete for' list.
J
To clear drop-down menus for privacy: Tools, Internet Options,
Content tab, AutoComplete, Clear Forms, OK,
OK, OK.
J
To fill in passwords automatically: By default, Internet Explorer is set
up to remember passwords automatically. If you are not asked to remember the
password, you need to turn on the AutoComplete feature. To turn on
AutoComplete, click Tools, Internet Options, Content tab; under
AutoComplete, click Settings, check User names and
passwords on forms. If you would to be prompted for permission to save
passwords, check Prompt me to save passwords.
Note: If you want to delete the names, passwords, or other
information that is saved in Internet Explorer, you can do so.
J
To delete all browsing history: Click Tools button, Delete Browsing
History, Delete all. To delete a specific category of browsing history,
click Tools, Delete Browsing History. Click Delete next to the category of
information you want to delete. Close Internet Explorer when done to clear
cookies still in memory. Deleting all browsing history does not delete your
list of favorites or subscribed feeds. It only deletes temporary files,
browsing history, cookies, saved form information, and saved passwords.
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GDP
Keyboarding

Install the Home version of GDP10 to
C:\GDPHOME and save student data on floppy
disk A:\ and do not add icon to desktop. Change these settings:
Options, Settings—no editing in drill lines; check Use
Proofreading Viewer; URL to be accessed when the Web button is clicked
in GDP, fill in gdpstudent.mhhe.com.
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Instructor Preferences: Show/Hide on; Print Layout
View on; Standard and Formatting toolbar displayed on 2 lines; Zoom set to
100%.
To hide or turn off the Office Assistant:
Help, Hide the Office Assistant. If the balloon appears, click
Yes, turn me off.
To make all Word menus visible at all times without a
delay: Tools, Customize, Options tab;
uncheck Show full menus after a short delay; check Always show
full menus, Close.
To stop Word menus from unfolding:
Go to View, Toolbars, Customize, Options tab;
under the Menu animations box, choose (System default);
Close.
To make the Standard and Formatting toolbars appear on
two lines: Use the move handle on the toolbar to drag the toolbar to its
own row.
To prevent Word from prompting user to make Word
default web page editor: Tools, Options, General tab, Web
Options button, Files tab, uncheck Check if Word is the
default editor for all other Web pages.
Tools Options
To hide Startup Task Pane: To
hide the Startup Task Pane: Go to Tools, Options, View tab;
under Show, uncheck Startup Task Pane.
To remove Drawing Canvas and increase recently used
filed list: Go to Tools, Options,
General tab, uncheck Automatically create drawing canvas when
inserting AutoShapes; increase Recently used file list and increase it
to 9 entries.
To change the default layout for inserted pictures:
Tools, Options, Edit tab, Insert/Paste pictures as, select
desired choice.
J
Word tells you a file is already in use: If Word crashes, sometimes when
you reopen it, you are told the file you want to open is already in use.
Close Word, press Ctrl-Alt-Del, select winword, and choose
End Task. Reopen Word. You should be able to open your file now without
a problem.
J
To add or delete a shortcut in the Open Dialog box under the Look In list
pane on the My Places bar: Click File, Open. In the Look in
list, click the drive, folder, or Internet location that contains the folder
where you want to create a shortcut to in the My Places bar. Click the
desired folder, Tools, Add to "My Places". Your shortcut appears in
the My Places bar to the left of the folder and files list.
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To get these Web sites on the list of Network Places, in History,
on the list of recently opened Webs, and to get the User name in the
drop-down list. Open these Web sites below. A network place is
automatically created as you open them.
the last four sites to be opened will appear in the list of recently opented
Webs: garden, grill, Final, and 112 should be on the list.
http://caot.lacitycollege.edu/001T/
http://caot.lacitycollege.edu/001/
http://caot.lacitycollege.edu/tia/
http://ca112.lacitycollege.edu/ca112a00/garden/
http://ca112.lacitycollege.edu/ca112a00/grill/
http://ca112.lacitycollege.edu/ca112a00/Final/
http://caot.lacitycollege.edu/112/
To open these Web sites. Click on each link above
in order one at a time to open each Web site
in the browser. Click the Edit with FrontPage button in the browser
toolbar. You will be asked to enter a user name and password. For User name, type lacc_uia\zimmerae,
fill in the Password (see me for the password), and
check Remember my
password. The password is not remembered, but checking this
box insures that the user name is kept in the box or in history—makes no
sense, but it works.
Note: if the Connect to box keeps appearing, click Cancel;
click the Change button and change the destination directory to
http://ca112.lacitycollege.edu/ca112a00/Junk/;

To make Shared Borders active on the Format menu:
Click Tools, Page Options, Authoring tab, and check Shared
Borders.
To change your default Web browser to MS Internet
Explorer so that all features, like marquees, will be supported:
Close FrontPage, and open Internet Explorer. Click Tools, Internet
Options, Programs tab, check Internet Explorer should check to see
whether it is the default browser, OK; close Internet Explorer and open
FrontPage; click File, Preview in Browser, select Microsoft
Internet Explorer, Preview.
To change compatibility so all FP features are
supported and to add Shared borders: Tools, Page Options,
Authoring tab; click the Browsers list arrow, click Microsoft Internet
Explorer only; click the Browser versions list arrow, click
5.0/6.0 browsers and later; for shared borders, check both
Author-Time Web Components and Shared Borders; OK.
To show all menu commands in FrontPage so they are
always visible: Tools, Customize, Options tab,
check Always show full menus, Close.
To open FrontPage without opening the most recent Web:
Tools, Options, General tab; under Startup,
uncheck Open last Web automatically when FrontPage starts, and
click OK.
To change table defaults:
Table, Insert, Table; check Set as default for new tables. Rows,
2; Columns 2; Border size, O; Alignment, Center; 640-pixel width.
 | ExamView Player was installed on \\10.24.1.1\sam\ExamViewPlayer
2003\evpro.exe |
 | Tests are stored \\10.24.1.1\sam\ExamViewPlayer 2003.
When the students launch the test software (ExamView Player), they might
need to browse to this directory manually to open the test file. |
 | Data files are stored here:
Z:\datafiles\CAOT112 |
Note: The bottom of the Insert Table dialog box is hidden
from view because of our low screen resolution and small
monitors. This is a known issue that Microsoft is working on. Also, you can
only enter 2 rows an 2 columns for table defaults—1 Row and 1 Column won't
stick.
Workaround:
With the Insert Table dialog box open press, Alt + space bar; press M;
press the up arrow key enough times to move the dialog box up until
the bottom of the dialog box is visible, then click the mouse and click as
desired. If this
doesn't work, press Tab to move to the desired location and enter the
desired choice. A checkbox can be selected by moving to the checkbox and
pressing the space bar. The OK button is always highlighted and pressing Enter
should accept changes made and close the dialog box. You could also right
click the Taskbar, click Properties, then check Auto-hide the
taskbar.
To remove the Task Pane so FrontPage opens without it:
View, uncheck Task Pane. |
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To install GCAK for typing technique demo,
instructor
station only:
Start, Run, Install.exe; Next; Single Student Data on Hard
Disk, Next; Full install; Next; Next; OK. Install Quick Time when
prompted. Log on with first name of Technique and last name of
Demo and password of t.
To install and run
Lavasoft Ad-aware:
(Start, Programs, Lavasoft, Ad-aware 6; download at
http://www.tucows.com/preview/236049.html)
To install Adobe Acrobat
Reader:
Go to
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html Platform--Windows
XP; Connection speed--Broadband; click download full version and uncheck
other options. click Get Java Technology link at bottom of page and follow directions to
download.
To install Java Virtual Machine:
Go to www.sun.com;
click Get Java Technology link at bottom of page and follow directions to
download.
J
To install Camtasia.
Go to
http://www.techsmith.com/freetrials.asp
to install Camtasia if needed. I have set movies to run with Windows Media
Player, so Camtasia is no longer necessary.
J
To install RealPlayer:
Go to
http://www.real.com/player/ to install
RealPlayer so students can view PowerPoint presentations, etc.
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Outlook 2002: To disable personalized menus in Outlook: Go to Tools,
Customize, Options tab, check Always show full menus.
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Outlook 2002: AutoComplete Addressing for e-mail addresses--Outlook
offers to complete the address, alias, or names, based on addresses,
aliases, or names that e-mail messages that you have previously sent to.
This is enabled by default, and you can disable it by clicking Options
on the Tools menu, clicking E-mail Options on the
Preferences tab, and then clicking Advanced E-mail Options.
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Outlook Express: James Ho says to use "email2.lacitycollege.edu" for
both pop3 and smtp settings when setting up email accounts on our computers.
All other setting can be defaulted.
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DH 202: Log-off your profile, then
select Turn Off Computer, and last turn off the main power switch in
the room.
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To troubleshoot microphone: If you
know the microphone is working, but there is not enough volume to record
properly in Windows Sound Recorder (Start, Programs Accessories,
Entertainment, Sound Recorder), do this: Control Panel, Sounds and
Audio Devices, Audio tab, Sound recording—Volume button; in the
Recording Control window—Microphone, raise volume bar about half
way; click Advanced button; Advanced Controls for Microphone
window—Other Controls, check 1 Mic Boost to turn up volume on
microphone.
To plug in headset with microphone:
On the back of the computer, the three ports
are in this order from top to bottom:
| Color |
Position |
Function |
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green |
top |
L-out
Plug in
the headphone line of a
split headset (a headset that has one line
out for the headset and another like for the microphone) here; the
microphone line is usually color-coded red; you'll need to look at the
wiring for clues on which line to plug in—they usually have a headset
picture on one line and a microphone picture on the other line; the
microphone line is plugged into the
red, bottom microphone connector.
Plug in speakers or
headphones (without a microphone) here. |
|
blue |
middle |
L-in
Plug in an audio device like a CD player |
|
red |
bottom |
MIC
Plug in a single
microphone here.
Plug
in the microphone
line of a split headset (a headset
that has one line out for the headset and another line for the
microphone) here; the microphone line is usually color-coded red; you'll
need to look at the wiring for clues on which line to plug in—they
usually have a headset picture on one line and a microphone picture on
the other line; the microphone line is
plugged into the red, bottom microphone
connector. |
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 | We will use the following directory
naming conventions for class data files as follows: C:\My
Documents\Course Number Data Files. Always use 3 digits for any course
number (001, 002, etc.) For example, my FrontPage files would be named
C:\My Documents\112 Data Files. If two teachers have the same class,
type the instructor name after the course number. This path should
minimize browsing for our students. |
 | We will use the following directory
naming conventions for all instructor files as follows: C:\My
Documents\Instructor Name. |
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| Click
here
for DH 202. |
Click
here
for DH 205. |
| Click
here
for DH 203. |
Click here for DH 302. |
| Click
here
for DH 204. |
Click here for DH 303. |
| Click
here for door card form. |
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 | Click
here
to see the
Lab Repair slip.
Print it out, fill it in, and leave it in the plastic folder mounted on
the cupboards in each lab. |
 | If the equipment is totally down,
request that an
out-of-order sign be
placed on equipment. |
 | Fix or report needed repairs via the
Plant Facilities Web Site
College Maintenance Request, follow up on repairs. |
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 | Click
here for a Computer Down
sign. |
 | Click
here for a Master Computer
Maintenance
sign. |
 | Click
here
for Lab Maintenance Request |
 | Click
here
for a lab maintenance sign. |
 | Click
here
for a virus sign. |
 | Click
here for an out-of-order
sign. |
 | Click
here for Windows
tampering warning sign. |
 | Click
here
for Zimmerly's Class Lab Policies |
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Printer & Copier
Instructions

 | Click
here
for Sharp Copier Maintenance Log for copier in DH 207. |
 | Click
here
for HP680c. |
 | Click
here
for IBM 2390 and 2391. |
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LCD
Instructions

Linda Motonaga has these filed in DH 204. |
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DEC
Tips 
Janice Love, X2376, can
get labels printed.
General Tips: Use
Shift-F1 to navigate up in menus
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Log-on with DEC icon
on Desktop. Use same user name and password as used in District. |
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Select 5 - SIS - from
the menu.
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For the class roster: select 2, type
S402, Enter; type section #, Enter.
For waiting list: select 2, type S403,
Enter; type section #, Enter.
To change semesters: Type 1 for Spring
Semester (1, S001); 2, Summer; 3, Fall; 0, Winter.
To change years: Type desired year.
1 - SI_STU; type S001
- Application Display, Enter; or type S002 - Name Search
or
2 - SI_PGM_ING (Program
& Curriculum Inquiry); type S402; type for Sem/Yr, 0-for Winter, 1
for Spring, 2 for Summer, and 3 for Fall; type 2002 for
year; STUD + F1 to get Student Records Inquiry Menu in case you want to do a
name search.
To print, Print Screen
to send to printer; enter next SS#, Enter, etc.
To add rights, get DEC
Access Authorization form from Faculty and Staff, Forms link. Ireland and
Bradford must approve it and then give it to Arnel. Screen S403 gets Standby
List. |
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This program proliferates pop-up ads,
etc., and we need to get rid of it. To uninstall, click
here to download the uninstall file. |
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