On the CSU Monterey Bay campus, we use an email program that also allows us to conference, chat, send files, and store address books - all in one. It automatically checks everyone's schedule and finds the ideal time for all of you to meet. A Web browser enables you to view Web pages.
Most software comes compressed, called archives, to save space and time.
To uncompress, make sure you have Stuffit on your Mac. Good for viewing forms , maps , and brochures , and it doesn't require having to be exclusively on Mac or Windows. Across the Internet Fetch 3.03 or Transmit To transfer files to and from servers on the Internet, use Fetch or Transmit. You will most commonly connect to the Seal Server, where all faculty, staff and students already have accounts. More information on using the Seal Server View Multimedia Through the Web A standard Web browser is limited to displaying text and static graphics.