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Section Contents
- FAQ
- "Phishing"
- Printing, Photocopying & Scanning
- Remote Connections (NX)
- Secure Shell
- Connecting to the School's file servers from Windows XP
- Connecting to the School's file servers from MacOS X
- Connecting to the School's file servers from Ubuntu
- Windows 7 Managed Desktop FAQ
- EndNote Styles
- Visitor Registration
- Departing and Retiring Staff
- Eclipse FAQ
- Thunderbird FAQ
- Anti Virus Software
- Matlab
- Storage Arrangements
- Buying storage for your research project
- Current basic PC prices
- Guidelines on costing computing in Research Grants
- Texmaker
- OpenOffice F.A.Q.
- GEOS Cluster quickstart
- GEOS Cluster FAQ
- eLearning FAQ
- PHP on Xweb
- Content Control with SVN
- Space Usage on Linux
- Accessing ISO9600 (CD/DVD) Images
- LaTeX template for a UoE PhD Thesis
- Wireless Access Points
- NTFS read/write on Linux
- ArcGIS
- Tidying your Windows Roaming Profile
- LCFG SL6 Desktops
Anti Virus Software
Anti Virus software on managed machines is handled automatically - contact
The University has licences and instructions for anti-virus software for use on home, and other non-managed machines. The School COs do not manage this software.
As an alternative you could install one of several "free" antivirus programs. On Windows our personal experience has shown that Microsoft Security Essentials actually does quite a good job, and is fairly unobtrusive.