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Twenty percent of student fees is reserved for campus projects this year. The iMacs will be the first purchase from campus projects this year, he said. Sechser said five of the new computers are for student use and three are for the offices of the student body president, student body vice president and Student Activities president. Each computer will be equipped with an Imation SuperDisk drive and 96 megabytes of RAM, he said. Software for the iMacs will include Telnet, Microsoft Office, Netscape Communicator and Virtual PC, a program that allows Macintosh computers to use Windows formats.