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Categories are markers you create to help you track important messages and events. You can assign a color and label to as many categories as you need, then apply those markers to messages and events either manually or, using rules, automatically. Categories can be associated with email messages,…
Contacts in Outlook are also known as “People” and can be found in the People section of your application’s navigation pane. Create and Edit ContactsCreate contacts in Outlook for Mac.
This page is for people whohave a CIT-managed Microsoft 365 account (all faculty, staff, and students), andwant to start using Outlook for Mac.If your unit’s computers are centrally managed, check with your local IT support staff before installing any software.Outlook for Mac is supported on the…
What Is Appspace?CUView digital signage content is managed using Appspace, a cloud-based content management platform.After your CUView account has been created, an automated invitation message will be emailed to you from the system. Follow the link to confirm your new account and provide basic…
To cancel CUView service, please fill out the Request for Service form.
CUView Discussion ListHave you considered following the CUView e-list? Share general ideas and questions with other CUView users by emailing CUView-discuss-l@cornell.edu (you must be a member of the list to post).
BillingAs a component of emergency communications, CUView requires no monthly fees or ongoing costs to participating units.The only costs for CUView are the one-time charges for obtaining an estimate, signing up for maintenance, and purchasing and installing the signage.FeesA basic CUView…
The CUView digital signage service requires:
You can edit Microsoft 365 documents stored in Box either online using the Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Online apps, or on your computer desktop using the full version of Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. Groups can simultaneously edit and collaborate on Microsoft 365 files on the…
In your daily work, you'll encounter some typical administrative tasks such as recording your time, making purchases, or requesting reimbursements. The information on this page will help you get started on some of the most common administrative tasks:
Cornell is a mission-driven organization: teaching, research, and outreach. The IT Strategic Plan shows how IT supports the university's mission directly, and indirectly by improving related support services and fostering staff development. The work IT@Cornell staff perform is critical to the…
The links below provide an overview of some of the most important IT policies covering security and your responsibilities as an IT employee at Cornell.Awareness of Confidential DataYou are obligated to do your work in compliance with University Policy 5.10, Information Security.Data…
IT@Cornell employees collaborate and network across units, CIT, and all of campus. There are many opportunities and groups for this to happen, including through events, conferences, collaboration tools, email lists, and social media. Events Campus events IT@Cornell employees may choose to attend:
CIT Services & Support CIT provides central IT services used by the entire campus community.
Understanding IT@Cornell Structure  IT@Cornell is comprised of two university-structured groups, encompassing almost all of the approximately 700 campus IT employees.
We recommend that you use an EGA address as the sender when sending Cornell bulkmail.
One-Time Mailing Situation: You have a message to be sent to a large number of people. You have the list of email addresses. You are NOT sending to a pre-defined group, such as all students or all faculty.
University Policy 5.2 applies if you want to send a message to ALL members of one or more of the following groups: Alumni Students Academics Staff Allow at least two business days to complete this process.
There are several applications that are not appropriate for customers to run on a managed server in the Server Farm. These applications might reproduce existing central functions, be a security risk, or they may break our management model. If there is an application that you use where you feel a…
Snapshots are “point-in-time” versions of data stored on the share. Snapshots enable access and restoration of old versions of files. This is useful in the event of accidental deletion of a file or for reverting to an older copy of a set of files. Snapshots are the only way a file may be…

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