[Links to Law Student Home Pages]

Many students at the Faculty of Law have created their own home pages. Click here for a list of links to those home pages.

[Learning The Basics]

This is a good link for beginners. It helps answer questions like these: What is your Campus Computing ID? What is GPU? How do I use PINE for email? How do I use TIN for Newsgroups?

[How To Make Your Own Home Page At The U.Of.A.]

With your computing ID, you get 5MB of disk space on GPU. One of the things you can do with that space is make a home page. Find out how!

[How To Change Your GPU Password]

You need to change you password on GPU occasionally. Here is how to do it, complete with graphic pictures to show you each step.

[WWW Workshop]

This is the text from a WWW Workshop that Brent Poohkay conducted at the 1995 Canadian Multimedia Conference. Not necessarily applicable to law, but there is some good information here, nonetheless.

[Law Student Technology User's Group]

If you are a law student and you're interested in using technology, look here. This page was created with information just for you. It is maintained by a second year law student, Gary Kirk.

[Printing To The LionHeart]

The LionHeart is an efficient, inexpensive way to print you documents on a high quality, commercial laser printer. This link contains the instructions on how to send print jobs there.

[Information About the Law Computing Lab]

This link will contain information about the hardware and software in the Law Computing Lab.

[Reporting Trouble in the Lab]

This link contains information about reporting hardware and software problems in the Law Computing Lab to the people at Computing and Network Services.

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