Installing Novell and Zen on SSD Computers

Plug a jump drive in to your computer.

Go to S:\PC_Setup\Applications\Specialty Apps\SSDInstall 10-11 and copy the 5 files that are located inside the SSDInstall 10-11 folder on to the jump drive.

Log in on the SSD laptop as the teacher and insert the jump drive.

Double click on My Computer. Make a note of the drive letter associated with the jump drive.

Double click on the jump drive and then double click on the SSD install icon.

When the black box opens, enter the drive letter associated with the jump drive. Enter just the letter, do not enter colon after the letter.

GroupWise client installation will begin. When it is done, click Finish.

Novell client installation will begin.

When Novell is finished installing, do not Reboot. Click on close so that ZENworks will startinstalling. When ZENworks is done installing, the machine will automatically reboot. After the computer reboots, click on the Advanced button and enter the settings as shown below:

Tree: parkway, Context: login, Server: 10.34.1.1

Log in as Username:  and Password:
Once logged on, you will need to change the computer name. Right click on My Computer and goto Properties. Click on the Computer Name tab and then click on the Change button. Enter the

computer name per the District Naming Standards and enter PKWY for the workgroup.

Next Click on Start – Run and type in I:acu and run the Novell updates . The machine may give an option to restart. Click no and continue. Next click on Start – Run and type in I:zen and run the Zen updates. Machine will automatically restart after the updates are done.

Login as Username:  and Password: and register the machine.

GroupWise Client Upgrade Instructions

Step 1: Check if GroupWise has been upgraded to the latest client version on your machine:

Open GroupWise

Click on “Help”

Go down to and click on “About GroupWise”

The Program Release is located just under the Novell GroupWise box

Program Release should be: 8.0.2 7/7/2010 followed by the path.

If the Program Release is 8.0.2, you’re okay and no further action is needed

If the Program Release is not 8.0.2, follow the next steps

Step 2: Open “My Computer” and check to see if your “K” and “I” drives are there.

If they are, advance to Step 4.

If they are not shown, you are working in “Work Station Only mode.

Go to Step 3.

Step 3: Connect to the Network

Right click on N in lower corner of screen (to the left of the time)

Click on Novell Login (top line)

Enter your Novell user name and password and click OK

Step 4: Upgrade GroupWise to 8.0.2

Click on “start” in lower left corner of screen

Click on “Run”

Type in i:gw8 in the Open: box

Click “OK”

Wait until the “Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for GroupWise” box

pops up. Note: This can take few minutes.

Click “Next” twice and wait for the “GroupWise – Ready to Install” window

Click “Install” and wait – Note: This can take several minutes.

Click “Finish” on the InstallShield Wizard Completed box.

Step 5: Confirm Update – Repeat Step 1

Open GroupWise

Click on “Help”

Go down to and click on “About GroupWise”

Verify that your Program Release is: 8.0.2 7/7/2010 followed by the

path.

How to Clean Up your Hard Drive

Cleaning up HD’s

Step 1

Click the Windows "Start" button. Move your cursor to "Settings" and "Control Panel." Double-click to open "Control Panel."

Step 2

Double-click the "Internet Options" icon – General Tab – Browsing History, click “Delete Files”. Click “OK” to confirm.  Once all files have been deleted, exit Control Panel.

Step 3

Open Firefox, Select "Tools" and "Options" from the Firefox menu if you are using Mozilla Firefox as your Internet Browser. Click the Privacy Tab, click the “Clear Now” button "Cache" section. Then under “Advanced” Tab – Network Tab – “Clean Now”.

Step 4

Press the "Start" button. Select "Run" from the menu. Type "cmd" in the Run box. At the prompt, type "ipconfig /flushdns." You will receive confirmation when the command runs successfully. Type "exit" after the command has completed.

Step 5

Right-click the "Start" button. Choose "Explore" from the menu. Double-click the "C;" drive. Navigate to the "Windows" folder and open it. Search for the "Temp" folder and double-click it.

Step 6

Choose "Edit" from the menu. Click "Select All." When all the temp files are highlighted, select "File" and "Delete" from the menu. Click "Yes" to verify that you want to delete all the files.

Credit for this information goes to Don Kelley:)

Updating Wireless or WLAN (wireless local area network) on Laptops

If the laptop is not detecting the wireless follow these steps to update:

Right click on "My Computer"
Click on "Manage"
4On the left menu, choose "Device Manager"
On the right, expand the menu for "Network Adapters"
There should be 4 different entries, look for anything that either has "wireless" or "WLAN" in the name
Right click on the entry and then choose "Update Driver"

Credit for these instructions go to Brian Wood:)

Printing Labels in Word

espradlin, eHow Member

Difficulty:

Instructions Moderately Easy

Things You'll Need:

Computer

Labels

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How to Print Labels in Word

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Pull up a blank Microsoft Word Document.

Select "Tools" under the toolbar feature. Slide the cursor down to Letters and Mailing. Slide it to the Right and

down. Select "Envelopes/Labels."

2.

3. A box will open up. Make sure that the "labels" tab at the top is selected. The default is "envelope", so you must click on the "labels" tab.

Below that, you will see a "print" box. If you want a full page of labels (excellent for Christmas lists, etc.), make sure the "Full Page of Same Label" radio

button is selected. If you only want to do one label, make sure the "Single Label" radio button is selected.

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Off to the right side, you will see the word "Option." Press on that. Locate your label. Whatever labels you are using should have their

classification number listed on the bottom left corner of the outside of the box. They tend to be 4 digits (ie. 5162 is the number for Avery

White Mailing Labels.)

6. Once you have located your number on the box, find the corresponding number under the "Options Tab." Highlight it. Press Okay.

You will see "New Document" in the upper right hand corner. Press that.

Presto! You can now fill in an entire box of labels and send out very classy looking envelopes!

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Labels can be an amazing tool for a lot of different things. Obviously awesome for mailings, they also do wonders for home and personal organization.

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Thanks for the reminder.

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Great article 5 stars and a recommendation. Please check out my new article. Thanks

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