OT - Computer

[John Minor]

Avery,

You might want to check on your campus software distribution page to see
what is available. I'd be inclined to go with the antivirus software they
provide because it's free and easy to keep updated. In fact, your computer
guys may insist on using their antivirus software! You're usually welcome
use it at home as well.

http://www.uh.edu/infotech/software/

If you have the Eudora CD, your department can purchase a site license for
little or nothing that allows you to run it on their PC.

John Minor
University of Illinois


On Mon, 21 Apr 2003, Avery Todd wrote:

]The list has been kind of slow lately, so I'll risk making
]an off-topic post while I'm waiting to tune.
]
]I've been trying for a couple of years to get a better
]computer here in my shop at the school. I currently have
]an older type Mac Power PC that, off and on has given me
]problems.
]
]Well, thanks to a "wonderful" inventory system here, our
]computer guy just today found a brand new Compac that has
]been sitting, unboxed, for 3 years. It was originally
]ordered for a faculty member who ended up leaving before
]it arrived. So it just sat there for all these years!
]
]Thanks to a good relationship with the computer guru, I'M
]GETTING IT! I don't know all the specifics about it yet,
]but it is a Pentium III, has a 10 gig hard drive, a fast
]processor (don't know what it's called). He's installing
]Windows 2000, MS Office, and a few other things.
]
]A question. I have a PC at home. Does anyone know if a
]purchased program can be installed on a second computer.
]I'm thinking specifically of Eudora Pro and a new Norton
]Systemworks that I use on my home computer.
]
]Almost time to go tune for a recital tonight. Only 1 more
]week!!!! :-)
]
]Regards,
]Avery
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