The computers at the computer lab often got the most recent version of the IMT software already installed and ready to use. These computers can also be accessed remotely. See our Guide to IMT Remote desktop access.
A Virtual Private Network is used to connect to another network from home, in this case NTNUs network. This is useful when you have to use services or webpages that are only available on campus. For instructions on how to use VPN see NTNU's guide on VPN.
NTNU's file servers allow students and employees to connect to different NTNU directories as if they were their own station in Windows. At NTNU Innsida there is a great tutorial on how to connect to your home directory via Windows.
The use of virtual machines are often necessary when a program is designed for only one OS, and that's not the one you have. We have made step by step tutorial guiding you through the whole process at Installing a virtual machine.
Student and employees can create their own websites at http://folk.ntnu.no. Instructions on how to do this can be found at Innsida, see Create your own website.
When working with images, it is of great help to know the difference between different image formats, especially between PNG, JPG/JPEG and PDF. The following is a summary from the article "JPG vs PNG vs PDF: Which File Format Should You Use?![]()
When writing in LaTeX, if you have two versions of the same image, it is prefered to use the low-resolution (.png) while developing the report for fast compilation of the preview, and changing to the high-resolution (.pdf) version once the report has been developed. |
Instabart er en side for deg som er student i bartebyen. Siden inneholder direktelenker til ulike NTNU-tjenester. Noen av dem vil du trenge nesten daglig, andre vil være superpraktiske en gang iblant - vi anbartfaler at du sjekker ut alle.![]()
English: Instabart is a page who helps you with direct links to all NTNU-services.
Page only in Norwegian |
The Guru service (Gurutjenesten) is a support service for students and employees at the Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering (IE), but they will do their best to help other students as well
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To install the NTNU printers is usually only necessary once. Information about the student allowance for printing and prices for printing and copying for students can be found here. Tutorials are provided by NTNU Innsida.
Your nearest printer can be found via MazeMap. Find the building you are in and search for "Åpen tilgjengelig skriver" and you will see which printers are located nearby.
The IT helpdesk has made an article on how to recover old files (up to 10 weeks) from your storage area at NTNU. This is a really nice feature, and can save you a lot of work if you are unlucky.
See our dedicated page on Tips and tricks for coding.
Not all zip-folders are easily unzipped using Window's built-in unzipper. This short guide will show you how to unzip a file using the file archiver 7-Zip.
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