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Release Date: 07-21-2008

MINITAB in Campus Labs: New License File Available

For those who have some control over computer labs on campus, please be aware that the MINITAB license has expired, as of June 30.  A new license file is available in the MINITAB section of the software download archive <http://www.uvm.edu/software/>.  Use the new license file to replace the existing one and all should be well.  There are classes in session now that are using MINITAB for instruction, so there is some urgency in updating this license.
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Release Date: 07-02-2008

Updated SPSS license authorization codes available

New SPSS license authorization codes for both Windows and Mac OS X are now available. Go to the SPSS section of the UVM software download library at https://www.uvm.edu/software/ and click on the link regarding new authorization codes.
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Release Date: 05-22-2008

NOD32 Antivirus virus signature database update resulted in unresponsive computers

ESET, our University contracted vendor for Windows computer antivirus, released a virus signature database file for NOD32 that resulted in problems on several Windows computers. A corrected virus signature file was later released by ESET. Full Story...

Release Date: 03-07-2008

BSAD Senior Project looks at ETS Help Services

BSAD192survey This survey is about your most recent experience with the UVM Helpline or the UVM Computer Depot Clinic.  Please respond even if you have never used the services, as we are trying to get a rough estimate of which students use the services, and which do not. Another main goal of our data collection is determining the best hours of availability for students to access these services, so we are very interested in the questions about hours of operation.  Thank you!

Customer Service Survey (5-10 minutes)

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Release Date: 02-22-2008

SCAM WARNING: "Verify and Update Your UVM Email"

A significant number of UVM community members have received a "phishing" message titled "Verify and Update Your Uvm Email". THAT SOLICITATION IS A PHISHING SCAM. DO NOT REPLY. It solicits personal information, including your email (network ID) and password. Full Story...

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