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How to Correctly Sign Into Zoom Desktop App
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PagerDuty
- Staff
- Technical Partner
Office 365 general functionality
How do the features of Office on the Web compare with Office desktop applications? Office on the Web applications are not as full-featured as Office desktop applications. Please see our Office 365 Training Resources for tip sheets summarizing some of the key differences, or visit a full-feature comparison on Zubair Alexander's blog.
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- Faculty
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- Student
- Technical Partner
- Volunteer
- Business Applications
SharePoint 2010 Migration
Project OverviewMicrosoft has announced that SharePoint 2010 will soon no longer be supported by the vendor. This means no more security updates or patches, and the vendor can no longer be engaged to resolve operational/ support related issues as they occur.Last year, UCSF IT migrated the SharePoint 2010 servers for Campus and School of Medicine (SOM) to SharePoint Online . We are migrating the UCSF Medical Center SharePoint 2010 servers to SharePoint Online too.
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- Faculty
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- Student
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- Volunteer
- Email & Collaboration
2023 “Accessibility is Me” video campaign publicity kit
Dear UCSF digital allies, thank you for helping us promote the “Accessibility is Me” video campaign. This publicity kit is designed to make it easy to spread the word within our UCSF communities.
Box: Invite Collaborators
Overview Only a folder’s owner, co-owner, or editor can invite collaborators. Learn more about the different permission levels.
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- Faculty
- Non-UCSF
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- Student
- Business Applications
MyPPM Effort Tracking Tip Sheet
- Staff
- Technical Partner
mail@UCSF Calendaring Best Practices
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- Faculty
- Staff
- Student
- Technical Partner
- Volunteer
Computing and Application-related Listservs
- Faculty
- Staff
- Student
- Technical Partner
Drupal: Content Creation and Page Management
How is digital content created, edited, and managed in the Drupal CMS? Drupal is a digital content management system (CMS) routinely used for UCSF websites. In some cases a site content editor or content manager may curate the same information for websites and additional digital channels, such as employee profiles, email, social media, and events. Generally two roles are assigned to people responsible for keeping a website up to date:
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- Staff
- Technical Partner
- Web Services