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Clean Up Your Personal (BYOD) Computer When Leaving UCSF
Overview Important: The only way to ensure that ALL UCSF data has been removed is to securely reformat (ERASE) your hard drive and any devices that contain storage (e.g., USB thumb drives, external hard drives, smartphones, tablets). This is not the same as simply deleting files or performing a "factory reset." Please contact your computer vendor for support. If you cannot do this, use the instructions below to ensure you remove all UCSF information, applications and tools.
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- Desktop Support
Accessible Documents Best Practices
An accessible digital document is well-structured, providing visual information in a non-visual format. Examples of digital documents are PDFs and Microsoft Office files. There are many more. They exist on a website, sent in an email or shared in various ways. The information on this page is specific to Microsoft Word, but the principles apply to all text documents. Building accessibility into the document from the start is best practice.
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- Non-UCSF
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- Web Services
IT Cloud Services FAQs
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IT Security Awareness - Stay Sharp to Stay Safe
An engaging way to build awareness Welcome to the IT Security Awareness site! Each month we focus on a new IT security topic of interest across our UCSF community. Taking the current month's quiz at the end of the article enters you into a drawing for one of six $50 Amazon Gift Cards.
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- Security
Supported Versions of macOS at UCSF
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- Faculty
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- Student
- Technical Partner
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REDCap External Modules
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- Student
- Technical Partner
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Resolve Accidental Uploads from Macs to iCloud
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- Faculty
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- Student
- Technical Partner
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How to use the Configuration Management Database (CMDB)
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- Non-UCSF
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UCSF Adobe Licensing
UCSF has a discounted licensing agreement with Adobe for Devices used for UCSF Business and UCSF-owned devices. UCSF does not have a site license agreement for any Adobe products.For students, devices not used for UCSF business and not owned by UCSF will need to purchase licenses directly from Adobe. For Students: Adobe Creative Cloud for students and teachers | Adobe Creative Cloud