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Technology Planning Summer Camp 2 Nebraska Library Commission August & September 2012

Technology Business

• Beyond TIP: Insert
copies of packing
slips for additional
equipment you
received here.

• Beyond TIP: Insert copies of updated versions
of your Value Sheet here.

• Beyond TIP: If you haven’t read this page, we
encourage you to do so.
• Beyond TIP: Link to the LBBNC website is on
this page. – Electronic and updated
versions are available here.
• Beyond TIP: Post your
questions on the blog under the
Help Desk page.

• Beyond TIP: Complete
list of equipment
warranty information is
available on the
website and the blog.
• Beyond TIP: To
maintain your printer’s
warranty, use HP
cartridges.

• Beyond TIP: LBBNC participating libraries can
order additional Centurion licenses at a reduced
cost.
• Beyond TIP: Faronics and
Centurion licenses will be
transferred to library ownership in
January 2013.
• Beyond TIP: Microsoft Office
licenses should not be used on other
computers.

• Beyond TIP: This page is ever evolving. We have
continued to update this page throughout the
grant. Check the website or blog for the most up
to date version.
• Beyond TIP: This is your first stop for
troubleshooting.

• Beyond TIP: Please verify the numbers and let us
know if you find any discrepancies
• Beyond TIP: If you use your warranties to replace
any piece of your LBBNC equipment, please send
us the serial number of the original and
replacement piece of equipment
• Beyond TIP: Store this page in the back of your
Blue Binder

• Excellent place to store all important info
related to the grant to easily reference
now and beyond (in the future).
• Store in a secure place and make sure
staff, current and future, know that it
exists.

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