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Computing Tips:

  • Remember the Do's and Don'ts of file storage:
  • Do store documents that you create on your H: drive. Be sure to create a folder for your files.
  • Do backup your files to a removable media. This will also allow you to share data and large files with team members.
  • Don't save files to your desktop. This may eventually prevent you from logging out and cause loss of data.
  • Don't save files to H:profile or any folder with the word "profile". This folder is automated by the operating system and can be reconstructed or deleted at any time.
  • Don't save files to the local hard drive (usually C: or D:) in the labs or class rooms. These drives are regularly reconstructed and overwritten. In addition, when you log on to a different computer, your files will not be available.

 

 

 

Last Updated 1/20/12
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