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- Getting Started with Technology
New students, start with this student tech guide to get set up with technology at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
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- Information Security
- Malware and Viruses
Explains how users can remove malware from their personal devices by installing Malwarebytes Free, scanning for threats, and manually deleting detected items.
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- Software and Applications
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft 365 (Office)
Explains that Chromebook users can access Microsoft Office 365 by following Microsoft’s official instructions for using Office apps on ChromeOS.
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- Teaching and Learning
Explains how faculty and students can install MATLAB and Simulink for free using the university’s campus‑wide license by creating a MathWorks account with their MNSU email.
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- Teaching and Learning
- Classrooms, Labs, & Audiovisual
- MavLABS
Explains how to access and run SPSS through MavLABS by connecting to a virtual lab computer using StarID credentials and Microsoft Authenticator.
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- Accounts and Access
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Setting up Multi-Factor authentication which is required for most university services such as Microsoft 365 (MavMAIL), Workday, and many other apps.
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- Communication - Conferencing - Collaboration
- Email
- Outlook
Explains that users can import Outlook contacts on Windows by following Microsoft’s official “Import Contacts from Outlook” instructions.
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- Communication - Conferencing - Collaboration
- Email
- Outlook
Provides a link to Microsoft’s official instructions for exporting contacts from Outlook on Windows.
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- Email
- Outlook
Explains how to import Outlook signature files on a Mac by copying the backed‑up signature files into the Outlook Signatures directory.
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- Communication - Conferencing - Collaboration
- Email
- Outlook
Explains how to copy an Outlook email signature on a Mac by locating the Signatures folder in the Outlook profile directory and backing up its files.
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- Technology and Accounts
- Communication - Conferencing - Collaboration
- Email
- Outlook
Explains how to import Outlook signature files and Quick Parts on Windows by copying backed‑up files into the Signatures and Templates folders.
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- Technology and Accounts
- Communication - Conferencing - Collaboration
- Email
- Outlook
Explains how to copy Outlook signature files and Quick Parts on Windows by locating the hidden Signatures and Templates folders and saving their contents.
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- Communication - Conferencing - Collaboration
- Email
- Outlook
Explains how to import Outlook Junk Email filter addresses in Windows by using Junk Email Options to load Safe Senders, Safe Recipients, or Blocked Senders from a saved file.
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- Technology and Accounts
- Communication - Conferencing - Collaboration
- Email
- Outlook
Explains how to export Outlook Junk Email filter lists by using Junk Email Options in Windows to save Safe Senders, Safe Recipients, or Blocked Senders as text files.
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- Communication - Conferencing - Collaboration
- Email
- Outlook
Explains how to import Outlook data on a Mac by selecting the .olm archive file through the File menu’s Import option and waiting for items to load into the On My Computer section.