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        <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/lastest-docs/how-tos</link>
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                      <title>Fix for FireFox Already Open</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-integration/documents/mac-related/fix-for-firefox-already-open</link>
                      <description>This is a common Firefox error that happens only in the Mac managed world. One sure fire way to fix the problem is to delete the user's home directory. Not the best method. Read on.</description>
                      <author>scaher</author>
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Tue, 09 Dec 2008 12:35:36 -0500</pubDate>
                      
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<p>If you cannot open Firefox and see the error message <em>Firefox is already open</em> and–you know it isn't–try the following. It seems to work.<br /><br /></p>
<h3>Go <strong>User's Home Directory:Library</strong>:</h3>
<p class="discreet"><span class="visualHighlight">(Where is the User's Home Directory:Library? Under the <strong>Go</strong> menu at the top of the screen, select <strong>Home</strong> from the drop down menu. Find the<strong> Library</strong>. This is where you will be doing most of your work.)</span></p>
<ul><li>Open the <strong>Application Support </strong>folder. If there is <strong>a Firefox</strong> folder there, throw it in the trash.<br /><br /></li><li>Locate the<strong> Library:Mozilla</strong> folder. Throw it in the trash.<br /><br /></li><li>Open the <strong>Library:Preferences</strong> folder. Find the following and trash:<br />com.apple.LaunchServices.plist<br />com.apple.mcx.manifests<br /><br /></li><li>Open the <strong>Library:Caches</strong> folder. Find the following and trash:<br /><strong>Mozilla </strong>folder<br /><br /></li></ul>
<h3>On the Macintosh HD</h3>
There is a Mozilla folder in the <strong>Macintosh HD:Library</strong>
<p> folder. I throw that out for good measure.</p>
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                      <title>Learn How to Set up Instant Messaging</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-integration/district-resources/administrative-software-and-web-resources/lotusnotes/learn-how-to-set-up-instant-messaging</link>
                      <description>This guide walks you through the process of setting up Instant Messaging using Lotus. District Technology Integration Specialists are using this resource to communicate with the Help Desk at times when they need help immediately .... the IT version of the Bat Phone.</description>
                      <author>scaher</author>
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Fri, 14 Nov 2008 08:27:55 -0500</pubDate>
                      

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                      <title>Apple Remote Desktop Teacher Documentation</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-teams/server-team/server-team-documentation/ARD21TeacherDocumentation.pdf</link>
                      <description>How To Use Apple Remote Desktop 2.1 to Share, View, and Control Screens.  A useful guide for teachers who take their students to a computer lab and need to be able to  control, share, and view screens.</description>
                      <author>snourse</author>
                      
                          <category>Technical</category>
                      
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Sat, 11 Oct 2008 12:18:51 -0400</pubDate>
                      

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                      <title>Apple Remote Desktop Tips For Administrators</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-teams/server-team/server-team-documentation/ARD21AdminTips.pdf</link>
                      <description>An Apple Remote Deskop How To for Administrators.  This document contains helpful tips for network adminstrators who need to setup and train for ARD.  Covers ARD 2.1 and is a subset of the complete documentation.</description>
                      <author>snourse</author>
                      
                          <category>Technical</category>
                      
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Sat, 11 Oct 2008 12:18:50 -0400</pubDate>
                      

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                      <title>Apple Remote Desktop 2.1 Documentation Complete</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-teams/server-team/server-team-documentation/ARD21DocumentationComplete.pdf</link>
                      <description>Apple Remote Desktop is a utility for managing, controlling, and viewing Macintosh OS X 
based computers. Teachers can use ARD to observe, control, and interact with their student’s 
computers. Network administrators can use ARD to remotely update, control, install, and 
manage practically any aspect of the computer’s operation. 
Apple Remote Desktop version 2.1 has new features that allow controlling permissions to be assigned using the user’s network login. For example: User000 can add workstations to their ARD Workstations 
list using their own User000 and their password.  This document will detail the steps for setting up a school to take advantage of this powerful tool. 
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                      <author>snourse</author>
                      
                          <category>Technical</category>
                      
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Sat, 11 Oct 2008 12:18:50 -0400</pubDate>
                      

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                      <title>Kidspiration Training Document</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-teams/tis-team/training-documents/ploneexfile.2005-10-06.2002849779</link>
                      <description>Step-by step instructions on using Kidspiration software to organize student thoughts and improve writing skills.</description>
                      <author>draczynski</author>
                      
                          <category>Training</category>
                      
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Thu, 06 Oct 2005 13:56:09 -0400</pubDate>
                      

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                      <title>How to Use Inspiration</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-teams/tis-team/training-documents/ploneexfile.2005-10-06.7113275438</link>
                      <description>Step-by-step directions on creating an Inspiration web</description>
                      <author>draczynski</author>
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Thu, 06 Oct 2005 13:13:57 -0400</pubDate>
                      

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                      <title>Using Lotus Notes on the Web.pdf</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-teams/tis-team/training-documents/Using%20Lotus%20Notes%20on%20the%20Web.pdf</link>
                      <description>How to use Lotus Notes on a web browser (iNotes 6.5).  Currently for Windows users who's mail accounts have been upgraded to iNotes 6.5</description>
                      <author>slewandowski</author>
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Sat, 11 Oct 2008 12:18:46 -0400</pubDate>
                      

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                      <title>Using Lotus Notes  (Webmail) on the Web.pdf</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-teams/tis-team/training-documents/Using%20Notes%20%20%28iBook%29%20on%20the%20Web.pdf</link>
                      <description>A How-To on using Lotus Notes (Webmail) on a web browser.  Mostly applies to Mac OS users using a Safari / Internet Explorer.</description>
                      <author>slewandowski</author>
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Sat, 11 Oct 2008 12:18:46 -0400</pubDate>
                      

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                      <title>Atomic Learning News -  June 15, 2005</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-integration/tis-news-and-events/news/old-news/atomic-learning-news-june-15-2005</link>
                      <description>Atomic Learning News -  June 15, 2005
(c) 2005, Atomic Learning, Inc., all rights reserved

HEADLINES:
1. WELCOME ABOARD!
2. NEW TUTORIALS NOW AVAILABLE
3. NEW FEATURE ALERT: CLOSED CAPTIONING
4. AL WINS PRESTIGIOUS CODIE AWARD
5.ON THE ROAD AGAIN . . . . .
6. NEW ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE - JEFF CLARKE</description>
                      <author>snourse</author>
                      
                          <category>Tutorial</category>
                      
                      
                          <category>Site Announcement</category>
                      
                      
                          <category>Lesson Plan</category>
                      
                      
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                          <category>Video tutorial</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Fri, 23 Sep 2005 15:33:08 -0400</pubDate>
                      

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                      <title>Atomic Learning News- September 2005</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-integration/tis-news-and-events/news/old-news/atomic-learning-news-september-2005</link>
                      <description>Atomic Learning newsletter: 	Headlines:  
&gt;&gt; NEW TUTORIALS NOW AVAILABLE
&gt;&gt; ATOMIC LEARNING WINS EDNET AWARD
&gt;&gt; ISTE CALLS FOR PRESENTERS
&gt;&gt; WELCOME ABOARD!
&gt;&gt; ON THE ROAD AGAIN . . . . .
&gt;&gt; VIRTUAL TRAINING DATES ANNOUNCED </description>
                      <author>snourse</author>
                      
                          <category>Site Announcement</category>
                      
                      
                          <category>Tutorial</category>
                      
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      
                          <category>Video tutorial</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Wed, 28 Sep 2005 10:12:10 -0400</pubDate>
                      

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                      <title>District World Wide Web Page development Guideline</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-integration/documents/technology-forms/WebGuidelines.pdf</link>
                      <description>The availability of Internet access in all Buffalo City Schools provides an educational opportunity to contribute to the Buffalo City School District’s “Web Page” on the World Wide Web. This electronic publication provides a means of two-way communication for the purposes of sharing information about school curriculum and instruction, school-authorized activities, and other information relating to the Buffalo City School District and its mission.
PAGE DEVELOPMENT
District staff members as well as students working under the supervision of certified teachers, may create Web pages to be considered for addition to the school/program Web site. Developers of Web pages intended for publication on the District Web server need to meet the guidelines and responsibilities outlined herein and in the current version of Technical Standards available from the Information Technology Office (808 City Hall</description>
                      <author>snourse</author>
                      
                          <category>Forms</category>
                      
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Sat, 11 Oct 2008 12:17:31 -0400</pubDate>
                      

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                      <title>Nettrekker Basics</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-integration/documents/curriculum-and-technology/other/ploneexfile.2005-10-01.8250832868</link>
                      <description>Nettrekker Basics is a handout prepared for teacher training that covers such fundamentals as how to register, how to conduct a keyword search and how to save and share searches.</description>
                      <author>scaher</author>
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Sun, 02 Oct 2005 14:59:54 -0400</pubDate>
                      

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                      <title>Inspiration Tip Sheet</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-integration/documents/curriculum-and-technology/other/inspiration-tip-sheet</link>
                      <description>A quick how-to to use inspiration software.  Hosted on NY Learns.</description>
                      <author>snourse</author>
                      
                          <category>Tutorial</category>
                      
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Sat, 11 Oct 2008 12:17:30 -0400</pubDate>
                      

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                      <title>AD Password Creation Rules</title>
                      <link>http://itech.buffaloschools.org/tech-integration/documents/general-technology/ad-password-creation-rules</link>
                      <description>Need to create a password for your Active Directory account? Follow the four steps below. Your password must contain 3 out of 4 elements: upper case letters, lower case letters, numbers and special keyboard characters.</description>
                      <author>scaher</author>
                      
                          <category>How-To</category>
                      
                      <pubDate>Wed, 13 Dec 2006 14:23:16 -0500</pubDate>
                      
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       <![CDATA[<p>1. Password must be at least 7 characters long (can be longer, of course)</p><p>2. Must contain 3 out of 4 of:<br />    A. Upper Case letters<br />    B. Lower Case letters<br />    C. Numbers<br />    D. Keyboard specail characters ($,%, &amp; and so on)</p><p>3. Not allowed: <br />    mypet         - too short, not complex enough (contains only lower case letters)<br />    Gafortonshnorton     -     long enough, but only contains upper and lower case letters.<br />    Scaher1    - this contains a user name and is not allowed</p><p>4. Good examples:<br />    Bxy1xyz<br />    gonePost@l<br />    bugs&amp;daffY<br /><br /></p>]]>
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