The (EDLAB) provides users with supervised access to the computer lab equipment. The equipment includes microcomputers, campus server access, printers, supplies, application software, and software documentation.

The (EDLAB) staff guides users in the use of this equipment and provides general problem-solving services. These services are primarily designed to help users with basic computing operations, such as floppy disk formatting, and basic start-up procedures.

 
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There is a total of 62 computers available to the McGill Community.  The computers run a combination of Mac OS and Windows 95 operating environments. Additional computers are reserved for administrative and support services.

The Computer Lab provides connection to the Internet and the university  server computer resources.

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For more information please call (514) 398 6954  

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	All students are required to check-in at the reception desk. Use of a computer will be granted upon the presentation of a Valid  University ID card.
	Computers are available on a first-come first-served basis. Moreover, the Lab will reserve some computers when formal classes are in session. Other than these caveats, all use of the lab depends on availability of equipment.
	A variety of programs (software) are available for use in the lab. These programs have been specifically configured for our computers and peripherals. No software may be copied to or from any PC without special permission from the Lab Coordinator.
	Data disks are required to use most software. The computers use 3.5 inch floppy disks for the storage of data.  Students may purchase blank diskettes at the McGill Bookstore or at the Media Center ( located on the 1st floor).

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	No eating, drinking, or smoking allowed in the lab.
	No loitering allowed in the lab.
	McGill University ID is required to enter the lab. ONLY McGill University students, faculty, and staff are allowed to use the computer lab.
	No software can be loaded, unloaded, or copied to/from any PC without prior approval of the computer lab director.
	Education computer lab is NOT responsible for problems caused by computer viruses, improper use of the equipment, or loss of data due to equipment malfunction or any other reason. Nor are we responsible for any work left unattended on a PC.
	Education computer lab is not responsible for any items left in the computer lab. This includes student Ids, books, personal items, and so on.

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