Every new student will be given a library account that allows you to save files on any Mac or Dell in the library.  Any information found in your account’s files is considered yours.  You must use your account and no one else’s.  If someone else is found using your account, both you and the person using your account will not be able to use the internet for a week for the first offense, then the semester, and then the third consequence is for the entire year.

When using the Macintosh computers in the library, you will be assigned to one or more groups of students to access programs.  The group HS students includes all students in the school but does not contain any internet programs.  Students who have not turned in an internet user agreement are restricted to the HS Students' group and will not have access to the internet.  Once students hand in their agreement, they will be placed in the Internet Users’ Group, which contains internet programs.

When you are finished using either the Dells or the Macs, you must log out (not shut down) or the next user will be unable to access their account. 

Knowing how to save files on both the Dells and the Macs is critical.  You must be sure that the file is being saved to your documents folder on the server and not to the desktop of the computer you are currently using.  If you save to the desktop of the computer you are using, the saved file cannot be accessed from any other computer but the one you saved it to.  

On both the Dell computers and the Macs, save to the folder named Documents.

On the Dells, save to the folder Documents but NEVER to the folder My documents.  My documents is a folder on the local computer, meaning you have to use that same computer to access files saved under My documents.

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