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News Articles in Category: Student Computing Clusters
Easy printing from your own laptop or phone
October 3, 2016, by UNH IT Staff
Over the summer of 2016, Academic Computing Systems implemented a new, easy to use addition to our public printing services. Now, you can print from your laptop, tablet, or phone, with out any complicated network or driver setup.
Just visit print.unh.edu. The new Web Print service allows you to upload your Microsoft Office, OpenOffice.org, PDF, and text files along with most image formats. The file is processed and sent to the public printer system in the Clusters or Libraries.
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From Our Knowledge Base: Student Clusters & Classrooms: Where to save your work
August 30, 2016, by UNH IT Staff
New and returning students, please take a moment to review the following article, originally posted in the UNH IT Knowledge Base. The rules have changed in regards to how you should save your work in classrooms and computing clusters alike.
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Spaulding G68 Student Computing Cluster Closing
December 9, 2015, by UNH IT Staff
The Spaulding G68 Student Computing Cluster will close at the end of the Fall 2015 semester.
The use of this cluster has declined over the last few years with the room rarely seeing more than 1 or 2 users and never getting beyond 80% capacity utilization during the Spring 2015 semester. After discussion with the College of Life Sciences and Agriculture and the UNH Library, Academic Technology will be moving the 8 computers from Spaulding to the Natural Sciences Resource Center (NSRC) space on...
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Spaulding G68 Cluster Closing
December 3, 2015, by UNH AT Staff
The Spaulding G68 Student Computing Cluster will close at the end of the Fall 2015 semester.
Use of the 8 dual-platform computers in this room has declined over the last few years with the room rarely seeing more than 1 or 2 users and never getting beyond 80% capacity utilization during the Spring 2015 semester. After discussion with the College of Life Sciences and Agriculture and the UNH Library, Academic Technology will be moving the 8 computers from Spaulding to the Natural Sciences...
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