Requesting Adobe

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This article gives instruction on how you can access the latest version of Adobe through BYU-Idaho. 

Preventing, Identifying, & Reporting Email Threats

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Emailing is a necessity for most, if not all, of us. With all the risks involved in owning and using an email account, here are some ways you can keep yourself safe from email attacks.

Print Material through Canvas

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If you are a student who prefers to read and mark-up school assignments on a printed sheet rather than a screen, you can now download and print out class materials through Canvas. Print & Copy Services is providing an easy, online ordering service for students and faculty called the Print Shop Pro WebDesk.

Students can download course materials, print them through Print & Copy Services, and pick them up on campus.

Office 365 FAQs

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At its core, Office 365 is a subscription service that ensures you always have the most updated tools from Microsoft.  

Setting Up Jabber

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Zoom Waiting Rooms

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By September 27, 2020 BYU-Idaho's Zoom will automatically enable waiting rooms for those using Zoom with an external email (one not affiliated with BYU-Idaho). If meeting invitees are using Zoom with a school email, they will not be placed in a waiting room. However, if they are using an external email to log into your school Zoom sessions, they will be automatically placed in a waiting room and need to be admitted into the meeting. 

Common Printer Issues

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This article will help you with the common issues a printer might have.

Username & Password FAQs

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The ideal frequency for password-changing is every six months or so. When someone has your BYU-Idaho password, they have access to all your BYU-Idaho-associated records, including registration details, graduation progress, grades, email, and financial information. Some of this information can be destructive if it falls into the wrong hands.  

A quick and easy way to prevent information theft is to change your password frequently. This keeps potential thieves and criminals guessing, which keeps your information safe. However, while it’s smart to change your passwords frequently, do not change them too often. Changing passwords too frequently can result in weaker passwords that are easier for criminals to guess, which negates the security benefits offered by frequent password changes.  

Creating an I-Plan Request

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Antivirus Software Tips

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All campus computers are equipped with an antivirus program.