power point viewer
How about Flash?
It would be nice if there were a tutorial or something exclusively to tell you how to configure your computer's web browser in order to connect to ResNet because a bunch of my friends and I experience
Power Point
get rid of eudora and get outlook
Norton Utilities and or other anti virus software. And the Open Connect Security module too.
acrobat writer
1. I'd prefer it if you'd include
the Symantec anti-virus programs for both Mac and Windows over these currently
provided.
2. I'd love to see UT Connect include full versions of Stuffit Delux
GhostView and related products
Real player, lView Pro
If such an animal exists, a reader equivalent to Adobe Acrobat Reader but which reads documents in Maple worksheet (.mws) format. Also I would like a Mac and/or PC utility for displaying postscri
Palm Pilot stuff
different e-mail progarms besides eudora
I would be really nice if UT could acquire a site license to distribute a higher quality 3270 client (Mac and Windows), and include the new OCSM software required by ACS.
I would like to see a renegotiation of contracts so that retired faculty members can get upgrades on Antivirus software.
Screen Saver
Winzip,
I am a retired staff member, and would like very much to have access to anti-virus software through UT Connect. I worked temporarily at the University through Aug. 2000 and obtained the anti-virus so
citrix is awesome. keep it.
adobe photoshop
I don't know enough to answer this.
- Maybe an "alternative"
web browser or two.
- Some more entertainment-oriented apps: MP3 players (besides Winamp, like
MusicMatch or Sonique), MP3 editors/rippers, etc.
Norton Antivirus
Norton Systemworks
JPEG Viewer used to be included and would be good.
backup
services or free disk space like Apple's iTools.
More OS updates.
Real Player, Windows Media Player for Mac, MP3, etc. Those kinds of movie and sound facilitators
RealPlayer
endnote, retrospect, filemaker, realplayer (yeah, yeah, licensing...)
outlook express, mp3 player, ghost writer
Updated
versions of all your programs. I had most of the
programs that are on the CD and they're all updated
versions of those on the CD.
current
web browser plug ins, like shockwave, when possible to keep updated and relevant.
basic web editor -- beyond Netscape Communicator, though maybe version 6 meets
this need
constantly update software
personal fire-wall
free Mac OS upgrades/patches - these sometimes take hours to download at home by modem.
a decent but simple web editor
AutoCAD 2000i, Photoshop, MathCAD. No, seriously I think it is pretty good the way it is thanks.
Anti-virus software that works on Win ME, a good text editor like NoteTab Pro.
other adobe stuff.....freehand, etc.
Adobe
Acrobat (the full version)
Opera Browser for MacOSX
(1) cookie handler
(2) program that automatically opens Eudora (with password)when I boot up
(3) selectable print screen program
(4) translator between Mac and PC documents
(5) virus program that
putty
PkZIP
Text Find
Iomega
Zip drive utilities and applications.
Quicken Turbo Tax.
OSCS/OSW Maiframe Security module, BBEdit (Mac), Winzip(?), Aladdin Stuffit Expander & paid Dropstuff, RealPlayer, Full version of Adobe Acrobat.
ZoneAlarm
Pro (SW-based Firewall) - www.zonelabs.com
DoorStop - (SW-based Firewall for Macintosh) www2.opendoor.com/doorstop
CompuPic (Graphics/Content Management) - www.photodex.com
ReealAudio/Video, Shockwave client,
A better secure FTP program for the Mac.
something
to work with images would be nice
perhaps even a UT video Game just for fun
WinZip
Lview. If you have trouble getting additional programs on the CD, alternate programs on consecutive CDs. Then we can go to a previous CD and get other programs.
LView or LViewPro
better anti-virus, plugins, winzip.