The Nease Library Computer lab is available for ENC students, alumni, faculty, and staff. Lab patrons must show a valid ENC identification to use the facility. All the computers in the lab run XP Professional. In addition, all the programs needed for academic purposes have been installed.

A word of caution!

• Do NOT save anything on the lab computers as it will be permanently deleted upon each reboot. Save Your Work Often On A Diskette! Files saved on local hard disks are not protected and are deleted automatically. The Nease computer lab is not responsible for any lost or damaged information. Diskettes can be bought from the IRC on the ground floor of the Nease Library

Location:
The Nease computer lab is located on the ground floor of the Nease Library
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Lab Hours:

Monday - Thursday
7:30 am - Midnight

Friday
7:30 am - 5:00 pm

Saturday
10:00 am - 8:00 pm

Sunday
2:00 pm - 10:00 pm


Patrons are expected to follow the guidelines when using the computer lab. Patrons not adhering to the guidelines might lose their privileges to use the computer facility.

Use of Printer

• Please do NOT use the printer as a copier. If multiple copies are needed, use the copy machines that are located at the IRC (Ground Floor) and the First Floor of the Nease Library.

• Limit your print jobs to academic-related projects only.

• You can help conserve valuable resources. Do not print large files unless it is absolutely necessary.

• Users are urged to use the “Print Preview” command before submitting a print job. Once you are satisfied, you can print the final document.

• Please be patient when you send a print job. The printer might be busy and it might take sometime before your document gets printed.

• Users should submit the print command ONLY ONCE to avoid printing multiple copies of the same document. Users should allow adequate time to ensure a successful print job before re-sending a print command.

• We strongly urge users to print a maximum of 4 pages at a time for PowerPoint slides and Portable Document Format (PDF) files. Notice that these files take longer to print as it takes more memory. Many users might be trying to print at the same time so please be considerate of other users. When the printer receives numerous print jobs at the same time, memory overflows and paper jams might occur.

• If a lab patron is found wasting paper or making multiple copies, he/she might lose their printing privileges.

• In case of a paper jam, low toner or any other problems contact the User Consultant for assistance. If the user conultant is unavailable, call the ITS Help Desk at Ext. 3727 during normal business hours.