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Frequently Asked Questions

1. How can I get help on Office 2010?

2. How can I get help with OS X and Linux in a Triple Boot Lab?

3. Can I store documents on the desktop?

4. How can I get help on RefWorks Write-n-Cite Citations?

5. How do I use TeachDoc?

6. I'm a Lecturer - How do I publish files to TeachDoc?

1. How can I get help on Office 2010?

   See our Office 2010 web pages.

2. How can I get help with OS X and Linux in a Triple Boot Lab?

   See our Triple Boot Lab - Getting Started page.

3. Can I store documents on the desktop?

   No, please do not save any documents on the lab computers. IT Services recommend you use your network drive (mapped as Documents) for work / study documents. Google Docs or a USB stick are suitable alternatives. After 24 hours any settings and documents are automatically deleted from Windows, Mac and Linux machines.

   Any document stored in Documents will be available next time you use a Labs or Library computer and moreover this is backed up. This individual file store is also available from your Hall study bedroom.

4. How can I get help on RefWorks Write-n-Cite Citations?

   From the Library web page on RefWorks Write-n-Cite.

5. How do I use TeachDoc?

   TeachDoc is used by some lecturers to provide access to teaching materials. See the TeachDoc information for students. Note that Learn https://learn.lboro.ac.uk is the preferred location.

6. I'm a Lecturer - How do I publish files to TeachDoc?

   TeachDoc is used by some lecturers to provide access to teaching materials. See the TeachDoc information for lecturers. Note that Learn https://learn.lboro.ac.uk is the preferred location.