See article at http://ets.fulton.asu.edu/node/260.

Interactive Client Viewer Installation Instructions
ApplicationXtender for the Web (formerly known as WebXtender) uses an Interactive Client Viewer or ActiveX component to enable viewing, printing and annotating documents. Since ApplicationXtender for the Web was recently upgraded from version 5.3 to 5.4, a new client is required for use with your web browser. This client is designed for use with Internet Explorer 7 and does not currently support Firefox, Internet Explorer 8.0 or other web browsers such as Safari.
 

The University Technology Office (UTO) maintains a range of configuration recommendations for University computer purchases. These customizable recommendations have been created by experts to bring you easily supported machines that meet the computing needs and budgetary requirements of most customers very well. Recommendations for both Dell and Apple (forthcoming) computers are available.

Speak and read a language at the same time, or simply create threaded voice discussions about any subject. Great for brainstorming and collaborating on almost any topic in any language, instructors and students can post vocal messages with accompanying text into our voice-based message boards. Discuss multiple subjects at once by dividing new topics into their own threads. This is one of the best ways to practice all aspects of a new language.

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Google Analytics, a Web analysis tool from Google, is available to ASU Web developers and administrators. You need two things to start getting basic Analytics reports: appropriately "tagged" Web pages and an Analytics user account.

Instructions for how to toggle the numlock function on a dual boot Mac when working in Windows.

Looking for peace and quiet? Trying to beat the long line of students waiting for a computer at the Computing Commons?
Try the Library!
Most of our libraries have computers for student use as well as printing resources available, so you don't have to wait in that long line or deal with unruly class groups yelling to make their opinion heard.