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Contents
Introduction
What is CASLab?
What does the CAS in CASLab stand for?
Access to CASLab
Physical Access to the Lab Rooms
Student userids
Personal Identification Numbers
Finding out your userid
User responsibility
CASLab Rules and Lab Etiquette
Windows NT Guide
What is Windows NT?
Logging On
Navigating
Resizing & Closing Windows
Starting Programs
Using the ``Start Menu''
Double-Clicking on an Icon
Multitasking
Creating, Saving & Recalling Files
Printing
Logging Off
Sun Solaris (UNIX) Guide
Sun Solaris (UNIX) Workstations
Logging on and starting the window system
Logging on
Starting up a window system
Using the Common Desktop Environment
Help Viewer
The Front Panel and Workspaces
The Workspace Menu
Other CDE tools
Selecting the active window
Opening, closing, resizing and moving windows
Copy and paste
Using a scrollbar
Locking the screen
Getting out of CDE
Introduction to UNIX
Changing your password
Logging out
UNIX files and directories
Access permissions
Some basic UNIX commands
The UNIX manual
Startup files and rc files
The PATH environment variable
Shell shortcuts
Killing processes
Introduction to editing text files
Introduction to vi
Introduction to emacs
Communicating with other computers
Overview
Electronic mail
Remote logins
Sending and receiving files
World Wide Web browsers
Accessing the Queen's library network
Utilities
File archivers and compressors
Graphics
Programming languages
Debugging tools
Calculators and math software
Finding people or their userids
Instructions for dial-in facilities
Using the QLink modem pool
Using the telnet1 modem pool
Using the toll service modem pool
Backups
Where To Find Answers
Answerbook
Info documentation
Using OpenWindows
Creating new windows
Selecting input area
Opening, closing, resizing and moving windows
Copy and paste
Using a scrollbar
Saving your window environment
Getting out of OpenWindows
Eric Rountree
2000-10-20