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Chat with anyone with an I-MATH account or who has done a self registration. Do video calls (like Skype, incl. group calls). Send Files and pictures. Do screen sharing (start a video call, then inside the video call start screen sharing). Create your own publi...

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H52: Scanner at the Windows computer. Copy machines on Floor 'J' and 'K' (you need a copy machine code - not for students). Remove background To remove the background color 'white' (or similar to white): In Thinlinc, please save the image, open the file manage...

From the windows workstation in H52 you can scan your documents using the Epson GT-1500 scanner. Simply login to windows using your uzh_shortname and password. Scanning Documents Login on the windows computer. Use your I-MATH Account (typically your 'uzh_shor...

Attention: tmux is a more modern and powerful tool for the same task as screen screen is a useful tool to keep long time tasks (a.e. magma, matlab) running on a computer without keeping your session online during the whole computation: Initial Start: open a c...

Service Use shadow control scale clipboard multiple user #VNC: shadow thinlinc, imath flips x x - - x hello.math.uzh.ch all OS x - - - x iPad iOS x - - - - VNC: shadow shadow allows for simplified VNC Screensharing between Thinlinc sessions and flips. Start "S...

screenie is a tool that can help you manage multiple running tasks and keeps your tasks running even if your session is not online. You need to start screenie in the interactive mode to manage/enter your sessions. To start the interactive mode type screenie i...

Standard tool: flameshot, i.e. screenshot with graphical editor; Applications > Graphics > Flameshot (mate-screenshot) Applications > Accessoires > Take Screenshot When you press Print-Screen (key: 'prt scn' or 'print' or 'druck') the screen will get a dark ov...

Various UZH websites uses the UZH shortname / !WebPass credentials as login source. If there is a problem with login, this is typically related to a non updated password on the UZH ITIM !WebPass account. Check your UZH WebPass Credentials Try to login under: h...

Digital signed https://www.zi.uzh.ch/de/support/geschaeftsapplikationen/Skribble.html Before use: Check the FAQ on the page. Manual paste a graphic into the PDF Create a scanned signature Write your signature on a sheet and scan this. If your scan is not an im...

Thunderbird Sending Mails (SMTP) over an SSH tunnel It is possible to send mails from outside our university using our mail server over an SSH-tunnel. To do this, you need two things: a SSH client like Putty or SSH Secure Shell an additional smtp server entry ...

Terminals (thinlinc / linux): Check the 'Applications > Science' Menu. Windows virtual / stations in J11, K49: Check the Start-Menu. Normally, there is almost no mathematical software installed. Usage from outside of the Institute: thinlinc Your personal compu...

Report False Positives If you get a lot of false positive Spam detection, please report the X-Spam-Status to Support In Zimbra do a right mouse click on the mail (list view) and select 'Show Original': Send us the line X-Spam-Status:

To use spotify on thinlinc: Via Webbrowser: https://spotify.com Via PWA Webapp (see below) Spotfiy via PWA Open Spotify in Google Chrome or Brave.

Server: ssh.math.uzh.ch Username () / Password () / MFA (One Time Tocken) or Private/Public SSH Keys Usage copy files: SFTP start applications (text based and gui): SSH Login Method Description Password only Attractive to phisher, disabled at I-MATH. Password ...

For HS20 the UZH lectures and seminars have to be streamed online. The UZH recommends ZOOM to do so. This is problematic for two reasons: This has to be configured and started manually per lecture (time intensive, error-prone). Blackboards are hard to capture/...

URL: https://math.uzh.ch/my Login with your UZH-Shortname, then proceed to lecture. For most cases, Correction Overview is the best starting point. Correction Overview The Correction Overview displays just the students and exercises assigned to you for correct...

Login under http://www.math.uzh.ch/my and go to Lectures Lectures with an open upload area show an 'upload'-icon. Click on it. Upload the homework: Title of the homework Deadline for the upload. Check date and time. Upload new files. Choose meaningful filenam...