Prototyping for the central detector and CP-violation studies with the CMS experiment

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IT3T/2 - Creating, managingand using distribution lists with Simba2

CERN Technical Training 2005: IT3T - IT Technical Training Tutorials (Summer 2005) The new Listbox service interface SIMBA2 is a tool browsed everyday by a big amount of Listbox users. The different views for owners or members of the lists and the settings saved by them is capital for the correct function of the list. In this presentation we will introduce the Listbox Platform and the web interfaces and services that support it. How to deal with external accounts, creation of mailing lists and their classification in Human Resources, External or Normal Lists. How to operate with lists in Bulk and the importance of the archiving permissions. A special part of the presentation will show the criteria that listbox is using for authentication of mails against mail bombing, worms and spammers. The different ways to subscribe and unsubscribe to mailing lists and what are the main differences with the old platform. We will also dedicate a high level technical part for those who are administrators of mailing lists and want to reach the lists. The tutorials are free of charge, but separate registration to each is required. Participation to any of the tutorials is open: attendance to any tutorial is not a prerequisite to attend subsequent ones. If you are interested in attending, please discuss with your supervisor and/or your DTO, and apply electronically via EDH. Registered participants will be invited to each tutorial; attendance will be recorded in the personal training records. More information, online registration, and the detailed IT3T programmes are available on the IT Technical Training Tutorials webpage, http://winservices.web.cern.ch/WinServices/seminars/Tutorials/, also accessible from http://www.cern.ch/TechnicalTraining. For more information you can also contact [email protected]

IT3T/3 - Working remotely with Windows XP

CERN Technical Training 2005: IT3T - IT Technical Training Tutorials (Summer 2005) The presentation will explain how to configure and use your Windows computer when abroad from CERN, either at home or when traveling. How to access your files, the Distributed File System (DFS) space; how to read your mails; how to work remotely on CERN resources using Terminal Services are all the questions that will be addressed during this tutorial. The tutorials are free of charge, but separate registration to each is required. Participation to any of the tutorials is open: attendance to any tutorial is not a prerequisite to attend subsequent ones. If you are interested in attending, please discuss with your supervisor and/or your DTO, and apply electronically via EDH. Registered participants will be invited to each tutorial; attendance will be recorded in the personal training records. More information, online registration, and the detailed IT3T programmes are available on the IT Technical Training Tutorials webpage, http://winservices.web.cern.ch/WinServices/seminars/Tutorials/, also accessible from http://www.cern.ch/TechnicalTraining. For more information you can also contact [email protected]

IT3T/4 - Editing Websites with FrontPage 2003

CERN Technical Training 2005: IT3T - IT Technical Training Tutorials (Summer 2005) This tutorial will introduce Microsoft FrontPage 2003, the recommended tool available at CERN to create content for Websites. The tutorial will explain how to create a Website at CERN and how to add contents to your Website. A few advanced examples will also be provided on how to use Webforms, link Webpages to databases, how to control the access to your web site and how to use secure communication on the CERN Central Webservers. No previous knowledge of WWW or HTML or of programming languages is required. A basic knowledge of other Office applications (Word/Excel/PowerPoint) would be a convenient starting point. The tutorials are free of charge, but separate registration to each is required. Participation to any of the tutorials is open: attendance to any tutorial is not a prerequisite to attend subsequent ones. If you are interested in attending, please discuss with your supervisor and/or your DTO, and apply electronically via EDH. Registered participants will be invited to each tutorial; attendance will be recorded in the personal training records. More information, online registration, and the detailed IT3T programmes are available on the IT Technical Training Tutorials webpage, http://winservices.web.cern.ch/WinServices/seminars/Tutorials/, also accessible from http://www.cern.ch/TechnicalTraining. For more information you can also contact [email protected]