The Library is not responsible for lost or stolen items. In general, an illegal act remains illegal if performed using a computer. Common examples of this include theft and harassment. Almost all software and much of the information found on the Internet is protected, implicitly or explicitly, by copyright laws. Good Computing Habits Make certain to keep backup copies of your data, especially data you bring to the ILCs.
Removable diskettes have a very high rate of failure in comparison to fixed disks.
Though the ILC staff takes precautions to protect our systems from computer viruses, we cannot guarantee that our workstations are virus free. Please scan our systems and your disks before using either. Otherwise the problem may not be discovered and addressed. Responsible Lab Use The ILCs exist in order to provide resources to the UCSF community for the furthering of the university's goals of instruction, research, patient care and community service. Use of ILC resources for other purposes is inappropriate and is not permitted.