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Attention : Netscape Users
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Special Notes and Announcements It is recommended that you download and install the latest version of Microsoft Internet Explorer in order to view this website. While you will be able to access the majority of the pages on this site with Netscape, you will not be able to view the webpage versions of the PowerPoint presentations. Unfortunately for you die hard Netscape users, those pages will only work in the Internet Explorer browser.
Due to popular demand, I've put both versions (powerpoint files and web pages) of the lectures on the website. Unfortunately, the files are quite large so I can only upload a couple of weeks worth of lectures at a time. I take the older ones down to replace them with more recent ones. If you need help with downloading and installing the browser, contact the Help DeskJoining The ListServ YOU MUST JOIN THE LISTSERV! All students at Binghamton University are assigned an electronic mailbox account which they keep for the duration of their academic career. Students can continue to use their electronic mailbox for up to 6 months after they graduate. Students can get their userID and initial Kerberos password (used for electronic mail and some other services) by accessing BUSI. After you have set up your email account, you can subscribe to the Biochemistry 302 ListServ by sending an email to listserv@listserv.binghamton.edu . In the *BODY* of the message you need to type... SUBSCRIBE bchm302-l@listserv.binghamton.edu YourFirstName YourLastName (*that's bchm302-lowercase L@...*) You can use this same method to subscribe to the listserv through your hotmail or yahoo! web-based email accounts. If you need further help with setting up your email account, you can ask a consultant in any of the computer pods or contact the help desk. Creating Files and then Sending Attachments in Eudora In case you forget to bring a floppy disk to AA-G05 or if you want to send a file via email, here are simplified instructions on how to do so on the laptops. You'll find it easiest to create a word document in which you can paste information from websites, text files, emails, etc and then attach the word document to an email. First, you will need to open Microsoft word. There will be an icon on the desk top, or go to the "Start Menu>Program Files>Microsoft Word". In Microsoft Word, go to "File>New>Blank Document". To paste text or images into this document, there are two ways to copy things to your clipboard. The first is to highlight the text or image by left clicking and dragging the mouse over the text, then right click the mouse and choose Copy. (For an image, you will just have to right click on the image and choose Copy). In some instances, the pop-up menu will not appear when you right click the mouse. When this happens, you can try highlighting the text and then hold down the Ctrl key and press the C key, which should copy the text to your clip board. You will then need to return to your word document and then paste the contents of the clipboard to the word document. This is done by either right clicking the mouse and choosing Paste from the pop-up menu, going to "Edit>Paste" from the toolbar in Word, or by holding down the Ctrl key and pressing V. When you are ready to save your document, go to "File>Save As" in the toolbar. A pop-up menu will appear that will ask you to name your file (Save As) and where you want to save the file. You should create a folder on the desktop in which to save your files for this session. To do that, pull down the drop down menu at the top of the pop-up menu and choose the desktop. After you've done that, you will create a folder by clicking on the icon on the pop-up menu that looks like a folder with an asterisks on one corner (when you pass the mouse over the icon the words 'Create New Folder' will appear). Click on the icon, and name your folder with your name (and don't think you're being funny by typing 'your name'...it's been done. Just type in the name that your parents gave you on your birth certificate.) Then click 'Save'. Now that you've saved your file, you're ready to attach it to an email. Click on the Eudora icon on the desktop or the toolbar. You will be prompted for your Real Name, your userID (that's the bg or bh part of your Binghamton email), and your password. In Eudora, click on Message menu and choose New Message then type in E-mail address and subject. Then attach your file by clicking on the Message menu and choose Attach File. You must then select the file you want to send - Remember we saved your file to a folder with your name on it on the Desktop. After you've attached the file, press send, and you're done! If you just want to print that file, or a web page, read the next section... Printing Files from AA G-05 In order to print, you've got to know your e-mail address and your password (That is, you need your Kerberos password, which is one you use to access Pine, Eudora, and the Jake Printers). If you don't know what they are, click here for information on how to get it.The Computer Center offers free laser printing through the Jake printing system. With Jake, you get 50 pages a week for free, updated Wednesday mornings, and a 100 page buffer per semester. So use it and save yourself some paper and ink cartridges. To print the file, Go to "File>Print" in the menu on the top of your window in either Word or your Browser. *Don't click on the "Print" button that's on the toolbar!* A pop-up menu will ask you about the number of copies, quality, etc. This screen will vary depending on what program you're using. On this menu there should be a printer name field. Click on this pull down menu. Show me! . From here you have to choose a printer. Since you're in the Academic Pod, choose "ACAD_ONE" or "ACAD_TWO" from the pull-down menu.. Then click the "OK" button, or the "Print" button, depending on the window.Now you've sent your file from the laptops over to one of the two printers next to the consultants office directly across the hall. Go the computer that is labeled with the printer name to which you sent your file. (ACAD ONE or ACAD TWO). On the computer, you will see a list of file names and the locations from which they were sent. You should see your file's name among them. Double click on your file. A pop-up menu will prompt you for your userID (that's the bf or bg part of your Binghamton email address again) and your Kerberos password. Make sure that the print job listed on the right hand side of that window is the one that you want to print, so that you don't end up printing someone else's print job. Cllick the Print button and your print job should come out on the printer. If you're having any problems, the consultant should be right there behind the glass window next to the printers. If there's no one there, try the help desk or go to the help desk Student FAQ. |
