How to
Our how to guides give step-by-step guidance on achieving a number of tasks, ranging from first steps in using email or printing through to more advanced topics.
- Adding a role-based email account to Outlook
- Email filtering with Inbox Rules
- Email settings
- Email using Apple Mail (on MacOS X)
- Get your Sussex email on your iphone
- Mailing List management
- Setting up Outlook 2016 on your Mac
- Setting up Outlook on your PC
- Thunderbird at Sussex for Staff and PhD students
- Using an MDA Vario 4 with Sussex email
- Using Outlook on the Web
- Using Role-based Accounts or other shared accounts
- Using webmail with the new student email system
Microsoft
- Moving Excel data into SPSS
- Office 2010 Quickstart guide
- Upgrading to Microsoft Office 2010
- also contains subcategory:
- Microsoft Office 2007
- EndNote: Preparing a document for final submission
- Interactive Access 2003 to Access 2007 command reference guide
- Interactive Excel 2003 to Excel 2007 command reference guide
- Interactive PowerPoint 2003 to PowerPoint 2007 command reference guide
- Interactive Word 2003 to Word 2007 command reference guide
- Office 2007 Quickstart Guide
- Office 2007 Self Help Training
- Using endnotes in Microsoft Word
Other software
- Access Dropbox using Web Drive
- Downloading and installing software
- EndNote: Preparing a document for final submission
- Installing ArcGIS Desktop and/or Pro on your PC
- Installing Mathematica
- Producing images for the web (Photoshop Elements)
- Quick start Guide to using AdobeConnect Pro at Sussex
- SAS Online Doc v.8
- Use programs on demand with Software Hub or Application Jukebox
IT Services at Sussex
- Assistive PCs
- Blackberry devices at Sussex
- Citrix user guides
- Connect to the new research volume (formerly the R Drive)
- Connecting to the internet with a network cable
- Connecting to wi-fi (eduroam)
- Connecting to wi-fi with an iPhone or iPad
- G:drives for schools
- Installing software on IT Services Staff desktop
- iPhone or iPod Touch - connecting to eduroam
- Network use guidelines
- Non-English characters on an ITS PC
- Passwords
- Publishing information online
- Scanning on an IT Services PC
- Sussex time service
- Taking a register using Sussex Mobile
- Use your own computer at Sussex
- Using an IT Services PC
- Using the World Wide Web at Sussex
- Writing CDs and DVDs
IT Services iMacs
- Email using Apple Mail (on MacOS X)
- Mac OS X: Backing up files
- Mac OS X: Connecting to PC servers
- Mac OS X: Home directory, Applications and Utilities Folders
- Mac OS X: Logging in, the Desktop, the Dock and Logging out
- Mac OS X: Storing information on an IT Services iMac
- Mac OS X: System Preferences
- Using an IT Services iMac
IT Services Unix / Linux
Other topics
SPSS
- Amos 22 User Guide
- GPL Reference Guide
- Install SPSS on your device
- SPSS Advanced Statistics 22
- SPSS Algorithms 22
- SPSS Base 22
- SPSS Bootstrapping 22
- SPSS Brief Guide 22
- SPSS Categories 22
- SPSS Command Syntax Reference 22
- SPSS Complex Samples 22
- SPSS Conjoint 22
- SPSS Core System User Guide 22
- SPSS Custom Tables 22
- SPSS Data Preparation 22
- SPSS Decision Trees 22
- SPSS Direct Marketing 22
- SPSS Exact Tests 22
- SPSS Forecasting 22
- SPSS Missing Values 22
- SPSS Neural Network 22
- SPSS Regression 22
Service desk leaflets
- Audiovisual training for staff
- Connecting to ResNet (pink sheet)
- Email with Mulberry
- Getting started with Windows 7
- Getting started with Windows 7 (high res)
- Office 2007 quickstart
- Outlook Quick Start for PC
- PC cluster rooms at Sussex
- Study Direct for students
- Windows 7 Quick Start guide for staff
- Windows Remote
Working from home
- Avoid distraction when working from home
- Collaborate effectively when working from home
- Communicate effectively when working from home
- Compare MS Teams, Zoom and Skype for Business
- IT Services All-in-One PCs Getting Started
- Maintain Wellbeing and Security
- Students: Continue your learning online
- Using Yellow Forms / The Oracle database from home
- Virus Protection (PC and Mac)
Skype for Business
Accessing your Files
- Access files (N:Drive) at home from a Mac
- Access files N:Drive at home
- Access your G or T Drive from home
- Accessing Box files on linux using rclone
- Accessing OneDrive files on linux using rclone
- Create folders in Box
- Getting started with Box
- How can I use tags in Box?
- How do I install Box Drive on my Mac?
- How Do I Install Box Drive On My Staff PC?
- How do I lock or unlock a file in Box?
- How do I move files within Box?
- How do I share files and folders in Box?
- How do I store more than 100GB on Box?
- How to add descriptions to folders and files
- Know when to use the Box website or Box Drive
- Search using the Box website
- Share files and folder permissions in Box
- What apps can I use with Box?
- Work with Box from within Microsoft Office
Microsoft Teams
- Add the Teams Icon to Outlook (Windows)
- Including External colleagues/Guests in Teams
- Install Microsoft Teams Desktop App
- Join a Teams meeting without a Teams account
- Schedule a meeting in Teams
- Set Microsoft Teams Date to UK format
- Teams Meeting Recordings
- Teams Overview
- Teams Quick Start guide
- Tips when Using Microsoft Teams
- Using Breakout Rooms in Microsoft Teams
- Using Tags to contact a group of Team members
- Using Teams Live Captioning
- Viewing colleague availability in Teams
- Webcam/video settings
Zoom
- Book a Zoom meeting for a colleague using Outlook
- Booking a Zoom meeting on behalf of someone else
- Enable a Co-Host for a meeting
- Install Zoom and log in
- Manage participants during a meeting
- Set up a Zoom meeting via the Zoom app
- Set up a Zoom meeting via the Zoom website
- Staff only- Zoom meeting via Outlook add-in
- Stay safe using Zoom
- Zoom accessibility - Meeting tips for hosts
- Zoom Meeting Tips
- Zoom meeting tips for Public Zoom sessions
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- File is a PDF
- File is located elsewhere on the Sussex website
- Access to file requires authentication with ITS username and password
- File is located elsewhere on the WWW