Windows 1. Open the Chocolatey GUI Program as per this Solutions Article: https://psd401.freshservice.com/support/solutions/articles/6000026420 2. In Chocolatey GUI, select 'PSD Software', then look for for Clicker 8 EN-US. Double-click on it, then click 'Install' in the bottom-right corner. 3. After Clicker installs, you will see a shortcut on your Desktop called 'Clicker'. Double-click to launch it: 4. When prompted, activate the Software using the Internet.

1. The first time you launch Destiny Discover, it will look like the below screen: 2. In the 'Search School Name' field, you will need to search for your specific school. Discovery is used as an example below. It may be helpful to use keywords like 'Elementary' or 'Middle' as well as 'Gig' or 'Gig Harbor'. The correct Discovery Elementary is shown below. Tap your school when you've found it to select it. 3. After you've select your school, select 'Continue' at the next screen. A pop-up will appear, you'll want to select 'Continue': 4. You will then proceed to a reader.folletshelf.com [Your School Here] login screen. Do not select the 'Peninsula School District Login' option. For the Follet account Username and Password, you'll want to use your Schools respective Circulation/Substitute account. Using Discovery for an example again, it should look like below. Substitute your School acronym in place of DES in the example. 5. You should now have successfully logged in with the app looking like the below screenshot. It's now ready for use.

How to use files by Gopogle 1. Have the student launch the AppStore on the chromebook and download the Files by Google App. 2. Launch the Files by Google App. and Click Continue, then turn on allow access to manage all files 3. you are now ready to use files by google.

These are instructions for accessing and using BitRecover PST Converter Wizard + EmailConverter (EML to PDF) Applications on macOS. 1. (One time setup) - Install and configure the 'Windows App' application, using these instructions: How To: Use Microsoft Windows App to access PSD-curated Windows Applications from macOS 2. After following that Solutions Article and setting up the Windows App, it should now look like below after clicking on the 'Apps' tab on the left-hand side: 3. Simply double-click the Converter you would like to use. It will launch a new Window. You may have to click 'Ok' on PSD's Acceptable Use Policy banner message. You may have to wait a few seconds before the application loads. Start with the PST Converter Wizard. After loading, it will look like below: 4. Choose 'Let me select my Outlook mailbox data' then 'Select Files...' 5. You will need to navigate to your macOS Desktop (this is why we enabled 'Folder Redirection in Step #1's Solution Article). First, click on 'This PC'. Then, right below 'Local Disk' you should see 'Desktop on _______' - this is your macOS and what you want to select. Yours will show a different name, as that is the name of your computer. Double-click on 'Desktop on ______' 6. This assumes you have saved the .pst you need converting to your Desktop (on your macOS computer). For example purposes, I made a folder on my macOS Desktop called 'Sample PST File' and placed a .pst file in there. Navigate to where you have saved the .pst file you want to convert. Again, it should be on your macOS Desktop. The file path in the program should look like This PC > Desktop on ______ > Folder containing .pst file on your macOS Desktop. Double click on the .pst file needing to be converted: 7. It should now look like below, click Next: 8. The program will now analyze the .pst file to see what all it contains. Select what you want converted, or choose the entire .pst file at the top, then click Next In the example below, I have selected the entire .pst file so all contents will get converted: 9. Select what type of output files you would like. Typically EML is selected here. 10. Choose a destination path where the converted EML files will go to. Similar to the previous step of selecting the .pst file, you will need to click on 'This PC' to see 'Desktop on ____' and browse to your macOS Desktop. In this example, I'm choosing the converted EML files to go into the same 'Sample PST File'. Browse to the folder you want, then click 'Select Folder' 11. It should now look like below. Note: The program will automatically create a new folder with the date and time you're doing the export. Click Next: 12. Click Convert and it will start the conversion process: 13. If all went well, you will see a notification that the conversion was successful: 14. You can now minimize or exit the program and go to your Desktop where you told the program to output the converted files. You should see a new folder with today's date and time: 15. If you browse inside of that folder, you will see the structure of the converted .pst file: 16. If you navigate into the Inbox folder for example, you should see your .eml files: 17. The above location is where you would then want to select in EmailConverter (EML to PDF). 18. Now, launch EmailConverter (EML to PDF) by double-clicking on it: 19. After a few seconds, it will load and look like this. Click Add Folder: 20. In the window that opens, click on This PC and then double-click on Desktop on _______ (the blank will be the name of your computer which varies) 21. Then navigate to where you had the PST > EML conversion get saved to, and click Open 22. You will see the application scan that folder and load all of the EML files that need to be converted to PDF's. If you need attachments extracted, check both boxes for attachments. Click Start Conversion 23. It will begin the conversion process and say Conversion finished after it has been completed. At this point, you can exit the Email to PSD Converter application if done converting. 24. Go back to your macOS Desktop where the folder with the conversions is. If you navigate inside, into the PST that was converted, you will see all the EML's that got converted to PDF's in each subfolder of the converted PST: 25. You can now go through and view Emails, etc in .pdf format. Sample example from the folder above (this is what an individual .eml converted to .pdf will look like):

1. Click on the Windows logo in the bottom-right hand corner and type RemoteApp (one-word). Your first result should be called RemoteApp and Desktop Connections - select this: 2. It will say There are currently no connections available on this computer. - This is normal. On the left-hand side, click Access RemoteApp and desktops: 3. For the connection URL, copy and paste the following: https://vmnocapterminal.peninsula.wednet.edu Then click Next: 4. At the next screen click Next: 5. If you then encounter a screen that says Your credentials did not work - simply enter your PSD Portal credentials (no Email, just username and password) - the same credentials you sign into your Windows computer with: 6. It should now say you're successfully connected with a screen that look like below: 7. Finally, click on the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner again, click All and then scroll down to the W section. You should now see a Work Resources (RADC) folder with a list of PSD-curated applications. At this point, the setup is complete. Note: If you launch an application and see the below warning, check Don't ask me again for connections to this computer and click Connect:

1. Follow this article all the way through - How To: Use RemoteApp and Desktop Connections to Access PSD-curated Windows Applications (Windows) 2. You should now see the below. Start with launching BitRecover PST Converter Wizard: 3. If you see the following warning, check the box for Don't ask me again for connections to this computer and then click Connect 4. If prompted, re-enter your password. 5. BitRecover PST Converter Pro will open up. Click Next: 6. You can now proceed from Step 4 of the macOS Instructions, which are extremely similar. macOS Instructions (skip to step 4) - https://psd401.freshservice.com/support/solutions/articles/6000042535 The only real difference is the macOS article mentions 'Desktop on ______' which is slightly different on Windows which will say 'C on _______' like below: 'on _______' where the the blank is your computer name, which will vary. The above is just an example. This is the only real difference, the rest of the macOS instructions should be able to be followed.