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Students and their Chrome Extensions – Why are my students getting weird popups and having issues?

Bycollinsr December 7, 2018July 16, 2019

As the students learn to use their Chromebooks, they find the Chrome Webstore and start installing everything under the sun.

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☎️ Google Chrome set up on new machines

Bycollinsr August 4, 2022August 8, 2022

Setting up Chrome on the laptop and desktop There are a few steps that you’ll want to complete to get going with Google Chrome: Putting the icon on your dock, signing in to sync, and setting Google Chrome as your default browser. Once you’ve completed those steps, Chrome will sync your bookmarks and passwords. These…

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Thunderbird Help Sheet now available

Bycollinsr April 14, 2011

A help sheet on setting up Mozilla Thunderbird for email is now available at http://kcs.me/kdr. Thunderbird is completely unsupported software. Feel free to use it but any Help Desk Requests on its use will not be completed.

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A new look for your MyCatPage

Bycollinsr June 2, 2017

The KCS MyCatPage will be getting an upgrade over the summer. The look is cleaner, and the links to various resources are better organized. Check it out here and let me know what you like and what you don’t like!

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Help Desk report for April, 2011

Bycollinsr May 17, 2011

YTD Requests (2006/2007 – 2010/2011) 2006/2007: 2127 2007/2008: 2169 2008/2009: 2776 2009/2010: 3243 2010/2011: 3235 Tags used adobe, afp, ARRA, budget, cafeteria, camera, certificates, copier, dasl, display, dns, dvd, dvr, emac, email, fax, filemakerpro, filemanagement, filter, filtering, firefox, flash, fonts, google, googledocs, googleforms, harddrive, hp2420, hp4050, hp4100, ibook, ical, ie, iep, imacg3, imovie, installation, internet,…

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Using Google Chrome on older machines

Bycollinsr October 18, 2012

As you may have seen, we’ve started converting machines older than 2006 into Google Chrome Browsers. These machines running Google Chrome are as fast as the Google Chromebooks, run Flash with sound, and are a great way to repurpose and use these older machines.

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