Software

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Introduction and instructions to self-service installation of software on Middlebury-owned computers.

This article contains details about software typically installed on computers provided on the Vermont campus.

Azure Virtual Desktop is a way to run Windows applications on a cloud PC from any mainstream device. It allows you to log into a Windows desktop from anywhere in the world and run applications that are managed by Middlebury College.

This article explains the variety of ways you can type accented characters (diacritics) or in a different language.

There are a number of available products that support conversion of a photo or scan to a PDF file format.

This article explains how to install Citrix Workspace software on both Mac and Windows computers. Certain specific applications (e.g., Pyramed) require this software to work properly.

Install fonts on Mac.

This article explains basic use of the Nasuni Web Access tool to work with Midd/Miisfiles without the need for a VPN connection.

The article describes how to setup and use Remote Desktop Connection software on a Windows computer so you can access another computer in a different location.

This article lists frequently-used computing and library resources and services that are available to members of the College community when working from off-campus.

Text-to-speech software is a valuable option for many members of the Middlebury community.

These instructions explain how to adjust your Mac laptop's settings so you can use an external monitor and close the laptop lid without having the display turn off.