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Help for Departmental Web Editors

I NEED HELP WITH...

• Blank Screen When Editing
• Calendar
• Clearing my cache
  Old Images or content are showing up on my live web page (even after I changed it in OU Campus!)
• Deleting Spaces
• Editing Existing Webpages
• File-naming
• Forms
  - Google Docs 
  - Qualtrics
• Images 
  Using an image in Word on a web page  
  Uploading Images  
  Where can I get some pictures? 
    --Please complete the Creative Services Form.
  
• Keywords
• Leftnav
• Logging In
• Making Links
• Making New Webpages
• Old Images or content are showing up on my live web page (even after I changed it in OU Campus!)
• Photo Album
• Single-space Text
• Uploading New PDFs/docs
• Videos

 

Other Items (not listed above)

 

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How to Set Your Browser's Homepage to TSU

Chrome

1. Open Chrome
2. Click the customize icon that looks like three vertical dots in the upper right corner
3. Click “Settings”
4. Scroll to bottom and look for the “On startup” section
5. Select “Open a specific page or set of pages”
6. Select “Set pages” or “Add a new page”
7. Type in the URL of the Page you want to open at startup. In this case, of course, it’s “https://www.tnstate.edu”

Firefox

1. On Mozilla Firefox
2. Press the “Alt” key on your keyboard and while holding it, press “T” on your keyboard
3. Select “Options” on the menu that appears.
4. In the section “General”, look for “Home page”. Insert the URL of a website into the “Home page” field. In this case, of course, it’s “https://www.tnstate.edu”
5. Then, look for the section “When Firefox starts” and click the button for “Show your home page”

Internet Explorer

1. Open Internet Explorer,
2. Select the Tools button (which looks like a round gear) , and select Internet options.
3. On the General tab, under Home page, enter the URL of the site you want to set as a home page. Of course, in this case, it’s: “https://www.tnstate.edu”
4. Select Apply, and then select OK. The next time you open a new browsing session or window (or select the Home button ), your home pages will be loaded automatically.
   
   

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Didn't find what you need in the list?  Please submit your support-request on Track-it; and a CIT staff member will respond to your request.  Thank you!    

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