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Mac Network SolutionsIn this guide we have designed a user-friendly step-by-step instructional format that will assist you in making your computer network ready. We have utilized diagrams and screen simulations to make the installation process as easy as possible. However, if after following these directions you continue to encounter difficulty in connecting to the network please call the University Help Desk.
These instructions only apply to newer Macintoshes which are running OS X. “X” is just the Roman numeral ten, “OS X” is pronounced “OS Ten.” These instructions are for all versions of OS 10.0 and above. If you are running an operating system prior to OS X and require assistance please call the University Help Desk.
ACTIVATING YOUR NETWORK CONNECTION
ON CAMPUS
To use the network you will need an Ethernet connection cable, an Internet browser (Internet Explorer comes preinstalled with OS X).
MAC SETUP
To make your computer network ready please follow the instructions below.
1) Go to the Apple menu and launch “System Preferences...” as shown below:
Note: The Apple Menu stays the same no matter what program you’re using.
2) Click NETWORK from the “Internet & Network” list.
3) Select “Built-in-Ethernet” from the Show pull down list (see illustration below).
4) Select “Using DHCP server” from the Configure pull-down list.
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WARNING : Put some thick cloth under them plieers, or the plastic will get “eaten“ !
Then when you have a good grip, turn the pliers in CLOCKWISE direction for 90°. You will feel something give away and it will turn more easy, that is the lock giving away. After you have done that, just pull the head rest out of the seat. And that’s it, all done ! To put all together back, just plug in the head rest and turn the pins ANTI clockwise.
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Download 306 Cabriolet Collection of Articles PDFMundu IM Palm OS Version User GuideSo you have got yourself a Palm OS device and whats more, you got it to connect to the Internet! Now, you just want to get started with Instant Messaging from your device. Mundu IM is perfect for you and you have come to the right place to get started with it. Thanks first of all for choosing Mundu IM. Make sure you have the following with you before we start: - A PDA which runs Palm OS. - An active Internet connection on your phone (EDGE, GPRS or WiFi). - Atleast one of the following Instant Messaging accounts: MSN, AIM, ICQ, Yahoo, Jabber or Gtalk.
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Click on the AutoCad icon. It will open a blank drawing file and a dialog box called ‘AutoCad Today’. Close the AutoCad Today’ and start working in the drawing file. In AutoCad, you do not have to specify the units of length. It works in relative units. Hence, you can draw with dimensions in any units (m, cm, mm, micron, inch etc.). Just make sure that all your dimensions have been consistently converted in that unit.
For drawing masks in AutoCad you only need to learn 2D sketching. You need not learn 3D modeling. On the left you will find a lot of drawing tools. All these tools can also be accessed from the command prompt. It is essential to use a combination of commands and tool-buttons to make your drawings fast. When you click on a button, the command associated with this button is shown in the command prompt. That’s how you can learn the commands. Command prompt is very important. Always keep an eye on the command prompt.
Most useful drawing tools
I have found the following tools to be the most useful. All these tools are located on the left hand side.
Construction line: These lines are used as reference line.
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