The offical Caedm user
guide and be
found
here.
Caedm provides the computers and
support for the College of Engineering and Technology. If you
want to use a computer in the college, you must have a CAEDM
account.
If you do not have a Caedm
account, you
can create one by going to the computers outside of room 423 in the
Clyde or by going to the URL of
https://ssl.et.byu.edu/cms.
Follow the steps on this page to create your account.
J Drive
Each user is alloted space
on the Caedm
network. This is where they can store their school
information. It will only be accessible to you and the Caedm
administrators. There is a space limitation that changes over
time. If your J Drive becomes full, you can burn your
information
to CD from most of the computers on the Caedm network. In the CM 411 class,
you cannot
use the J drive for your Timberline Data.
J Drive mapping for Laptops in the lab
To map the J drive on the
laps in snlb
219 using a wired connection do the following:
Right click on My Network
Places and
select MapNetwork drive.
Select the Drive Letter as J:
In the folder field, type
\\fs-caedm.et.byu.edu\homes
Out of Space on J Drive
From the start menu select "Show J
Drive Usage". Press the Analyze button. Your largest files
will be shown at the top of the list. Right click to select files
that you would like to delete. You now should have more space on
the J
drive.
Firefox Profile Errors
The
Firefox profile errors stem from 3 sources that I'm aware of. The
following steps should be done in sequence. After each step, log
out and then relogin to see if the problem has been solved, if not go
to the next step.
- Your J drive space is at or over your limit (150 meg) capacity. To solve this delete some of the junk off of the J drive.
- In
the directory J:\.firefox\profiles\user.default there is a file named
parentlock.lck. If you are getting a message something like Firefox is already running,
delete the parentlock.lck file.
- In the directory
J:\.firefox\profiles\user.default there are file that are .ini.
While these files are needed, they may have become corrupted.
If the above steps have not solved the problem, delete the .ini files.
Account
Manager
- the
account
managers allows you to control your Caedm account
Printing Balance
It costs money every
time you print a page on the Caedm network. The price varies
with
what printer you are using. This
link
has the pricing information. To add money to your printing
account, you need to add money to your signature card
account.
You can add money to your signature card account through
Route Y.
Email Fowarding
If you chose not to use
the Caedm email
account, that is fine, but you should forward it to an account that you
do use. Otherwise, you may miss important information from
the
Caedm administrators, that may result in your account being disabled.
Group Accounts
If you work on group
projects and would
like a common storage area, for your groups data, you can create a
groups space on the J drive. To do this, login to the the
Caedm
account manager and select group manager. Select Create a New
Group. Create a name for the group according to the guidlines
given. Most likely, you will want the members to be able to
read
and write to the group, so enter each group members caedm user name
separated by commas and no spaces.
Press Create the Group and the group will be created. Wait 15
minutes and then relogin and you should now see the group at
J:\Groups\group name.
Email
CAEDM creates and email
account when
you create your account. If you do not wish to use this
account,
you should forward this account to the one that you are
using. To
forward this account, read above on the email forwarding link.
If you want to download your Caedm email at home, here are the
instructions. To learn how to
setup your
email client instead of the web interface for Route Y email
at
home,
click
here.
WWW
If you would like to
create you own
webpage, CAEDM provides you with that abilitity. Anything
that
you place in the www folder on the J drive, will be visible on the
internet. The URL of you account is
www.et.byu.edu/~username ie www.et.byu.edu/~kmiller
Transferring
files from the J drive to
your home
computer
You can transfer files
from the J drive
to you home computer by using FTP. In order to do this, you
need
and FTP client. There are many clients available.
Here is
link to download
WS-FTP.
Download the
WS_FTP
LE.
Install it on your home computer the read the directions
found
here.
An alternate solution is to type the following address in the address
bar: ftp://USERNAME@et.byu.edu , replace USERNAME with your
caedm
username. Using Internet Explorer you can download
and
upload files. With Mozilla or Netscape you can only download
files. However, beware using Internet Explorer in
the Caedm
lab be it stores many temporary files that are stored and your J drive
and then can cause you to run out of storage space on the J drive.
Transferring
files from the U drive to
your home
computer
The University also provides you with 10 meg of storage space that
shows up as the U drive when you are in a University lab or working on
a tech room computer. You can also access it by
ftp. The
address to type is: myudrive.byu.edu , where
the USERNAME is your Route Y ID.
Running
Caedm Applications at Home
Many of the Caedm
applications can be
accessed from your home computer. I would recommend that you
do
this over a high speed line rather than a modem, but you can do it over
a modem. To run applications from home you need to access the
Caedm application server. The download client generally works
better than the web browser client. For more information on accessing
the
application server
click
here.
The USB Flash memory
drives are an easy
way to transport you data from computer to computer. For CM
411
it is required that you have one. If you use the USB drives
on a Win 98
machine, you will most likely have to install a driver on your computer
to make it work. In the Caedm lab it should work
fine. Be
sure though not in activate security on your drive. If you
do, it
may not work on the Caedm computers. You should always safely
stop your USB drive. If you don't, you may ruin you USB
drive. To safely stop your drive, on the task bar
press the
eject hardware button

.
A message will then
display that says it is safe to remove the hardware. If you
get a
message that says the hardware cannot be stopped. Make sure
that
you are not using an application that is accessing the USB
drive.
Then try it again to safely eject the hardware. If
this
fails several times you may want to shutdown the computer and then
remove the USB drive.
If you have additional information that would be good to add to this
page, please email it to This is
a free suite
of software
comparable and compatible with Microsoft Office.
Graphics
editor on the line of Photoshop. You need to download the GTK
and install it and then download gimp and install it. They
can be downloaded from, http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/