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 TigerBytes II: Migrating from TigerBytes I

TigerBytes II is the new storage space and document management system provided by LSU! This system is available to faculty, students, and staff members. It offers 1 GB of storage, drag-and-drop uploading, and the ability to share files and folders.

IMPORTANT: TigerBytes I will be discontinued on March 1, 2010.  See the instructions below for help with migrating your files!

Access TigerBytes II

Access TigerBytes I


For more information about TigerBytes II, visit this GROK article: TigerBytes II: Overview.

MIGRATING YOUR FILES
There are 3 options to move your files from TigerByt

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 LSU Student Labs: Overview


 Windows 7: Overview



Windows 7 is the newest operating system from the Microsoft Corporation. Windows 7 simplifies everyday tasks, it works the way you want, it makes new things possible, is engineered by Microsoft, but inspired by YOU!

You can access Windows 7 on TigerWare using your PAWS account information: Windows 7 Enterprise

For more information, check out these GROK articles:

Windows 7: Upgrade Advisor
Windows 7: System Requirements
Windows 7: Installing Windows 7
Windows 7: Upgrading to Windows 7
Windows 7: Activating Windows 7
Windows 7: Known Issues

 Snow Leopard: Overview


 
Apple' s latest operating system, Mac OS X 10.6, known as "Snow Leopard" is now available. Snow Leopard was designed specifically for Macs with 64-bit Intel processors. You will notice a big difference in performance by upgrading to Snow Leopard when you run new and old applications. Check out the biggest differences in applications like iPhoto and iMovie! You will also be happy to know that upgrading will free up some space on your hard drive because Snow Leopard is less bogged down with system files.

Snow Leopard: Before Upgrading
Snow Leopard: Upgrading
Snow Leopard: New Features
Snow Leopard: 64-bit Technology
Snow Leopard: QuickTime X
Snow Leopard: OpenCL
Snow Leopard: Grand Central Dispatch

 TigerBytes II: Overview

TigerBytes II is a secure document management and collaboration server. Faculty, staff, and students can use this storage area to save personal files and Websites to a secure network that can be accessed from the Internet. All users will have access to 1GB of storage space.

Visit LSU's TigerBytes II site to access this software. If you would like to be added to the TigerBytes II experience, click on TigerBytes II under Computing Services in PAWS:

NOTE: Once you go through PAWS to access your TigerBytes II account, access to it should be immediate. After you go through PAWS the first time, you'll be able to have full access to the program through this link: xythos.lsu.edu.

Features of TigerBytes II include:

- Safe and Easy File Sharing
- Folder Management with Personal Permissions Controls
- Centralized Storage that Eliminates Need for Attachments
- Access Your Information and Documents Anywhere
- Integrated File Storage Search Feature
- Ability to Create and Share a Wiki
- Totally Customizable Area that Acts Like an Internet Browser
- All Users Have Access to 1GB of Storage Space

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