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Checklist for Rebel cameras (17/18/19/20)
2013/12/23
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- Parts
- Battery
- SD Memory Card
- Battery Charger
- USB cable
- Lens
- Test the Functionality
- Maintenance
- Charge battery
- Initialize sd card like so.
Checklist for microphone booms
2013/12/23
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- Model:
- Parts:
- 3 segments (1,2,3),
- 2 segment connecting screws (4,5)
- 1 top screw (6) allows for attaching part “small”from shotgun mics (but “large” does not fit):


- 1 top screw plastic cap(not pictured)
- Functionality:
Use CTRL+TAB to switch between tabs in Chrome kiosk fullscreen mode
2013/11/15
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- On the reception desk, when you open the NINERMAIL after logging into 49erexpress, Chrome opens NINERMAIL in another full screen tab (which hides the 49erexpress tab) – unlike full screen Internet Explorer, which opened NINERMAIL in a new window, but which we had to abandon with the introduction of offfice365.
- The 49erepxress tab is hidden, but still there, and you can switch between full screen tabs wit hthe keyboard shortcut CTRL+TAB (hold CTRL and pressing TAB repeatedly will cycle through all open Chrome tabs).
- So when a client is finished with NINEMAIL (meeting request), have them not only log out of NINERMAIL, but also CTRL+TAB back to the 49erexpress tab to log them out of 49express (and browse from the result window to the Sign-in link to be ready for the next client).
- No need to close the NINERMAIL tab. Next time somebody logs in to 49erexpress tab, Chrome will recycle the previous NINERMAIL tab.
How to book a resource in Office365–the ultimate training…
2013/10/14
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Protected: A checklist for our regular equipment inventories
2013/10/10
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Student users in the wrong time zone still cause problems with our equipment circulation system
2013/09/30
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- Imagine you are trying to pick up an item on local time, but the previous users will return it on Japan time – or (like in the example below)`vice versa. It happens all the time here …
- We can see the misconfiguration when opening the meeting in Outlook (Desktop), but we rarely do this.

- What gets routinely done here is opening the meeting in the OWA of the organizer:
- is there an obvious way to see the time zone for the organizer?
- The best I have found is this, and it is anything but obvious, deeply hidden in the OWA settings dialogues. Any change with Office365?


