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Issue: You are trying to install a software package that will allow you to get different outputs for your data in STATA 16 and the installation fails.

This article contains instructions on how to access the AppsToGo demo Apps and demo Desktop.

Before using Apps and Desktops through AppsToGo to complete coursework, be sure you understand the following considerations to successfully use Apps for assignment completion.

When you use AppsToGo, you have many choices of where to save (or print) your work. These instructions will guide you through how to turn off the ability to save files to your computer's local hard drive.

This resource communicates known issues with using AppsToGo and directs you where to report new issues.

This article describes how to log in to AppsToGo and access Apps after you have completed Step 1: Install Citrix Workspace (formerly Receiver) and Step 2: Link Your Google Drive in th

This article is for users who use the Citrix Workspace (formerly, Citrix Receiver) application on their computer to access AppsToGo.  

You will need to register your Google Drive before accessing AppsToGo. This registration is done via a service called Kumo.

The first page you see after logging on to AppsToGo is your Favorites. All apps that you have access to show up in your Favorites by default.

All students who can access the CSE computer labs automatically have access to the following Apps:

Security By default, AppsToGo is designed to be secure and is password protected. It is recommended to save your work files to Google Drive or network-attached drive.

Instructions: To access AppsToGo with Chrome Web Browser on Windows or Mac OS X, you will need to associate the AppsToGo session file with the Citrix application. You should only need to do this once.

AppsToGo provides a portal for users of Windows (mobile, phone, desktop), Mac (iPad/iPhone and OSX), and Android to connect to a collection of virtual Apps.

AppsToGo is a client virtualization service that allows you to use certain discipline-specific software (Apps) on your desktop, laptop or mobile device.

All AppsToGo apps and desktops run from a virtual server. The virtual server looks like a real computer, but the drives don't save data.

In February 2020, Adobe changed the way it licenses Acrobat Pro Document Cloud (DC). This means that faculty and staff will need to use their University login to access the application starting in November 2020. 

In February 2020, Adobe changed the way it licenses Acrobat Pro Document Cloud (DC). This means that faculty and staff will need to use their University login to access the application starting in November 2020. 

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Our computer facilities are equipped with up-to-date hardware, as listed in the table below.  * - DVD burners available.

Eligibility IT computer labs are available to University of Minnesota students. Current registration is required for fall and spring semester access.

We provide service and support for collegiate instructional facilities/computer labs. Commitments are made to customers and end-users involving service, standardization of technology and processes, security, etc.

Cost The cost of printing on any of our three large format printers is $4.50 per square foot. The minimum dimensions are 12 by 12 inches. The minimum cost is $10.00.

Reservations If you need to reserve a computer classroom, please contact [email protected]

To request new IT equipment, find your department in the list below and contact the appropriate individual.

Scanners are found in many of our computer facilities.

The following general terms and conditions pertain to Technology Products software license agreements negotiated by the University of Minnesota and our practices related to software not included in these agreeme

Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database management system (RDBMS) produced by Microsoft. Its primary query languages are T-SQL, Entity-SQL, and ANSI SQL.

This guide walks you through how to gain access to virtual apps available through AppsToGo, the University of Minnesota's Application Delivery Infastructure.

This guide walks you through how to gain access to virtual apps available through AppsToGo, the University of Minnesota's Application Delivery Infastructure.

This guide walks you through how to gain access to virtual apps available through AppsToGo, the University of Minnesota's Application Delivery Infastructure.

The College of Science and Engineering was able to reduce software costs and provide access to students in other colleges by working with the Office of Information Technology (OIT) Software License Contract Management