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This is undertaken in the email account that wants to share the folder

You may want to share an email folder with someone. Once you have set up the necessary permissions the user will see the individual folder or folders you have given them access to and not your full mailbox.

(Please note: if you want another user to manage your mailbox including inbox, calendar etc, and to be able to send emails on your behalf, it is different and known as delegate access).

This page shows how to check which version of operating system you have for iOS (iPhone/iPad), Android, Apple Mac (OS X), and  Windows.

   iOS (iPhone/iPad)
 

How to check which iOS version you have:

Share - completed by the person sharing their calendar

1. From Outlook calendar you can access the sharing invitation in two ways. Both take you to the same window:

By default, all users who have a chi.ac.uk email account can see other users' free / busy calendar information.

• Adding a calendar from the University directory

If you want to give other people additional rights to view your calendar, such as subject / location or full details, you will need to share your calendar.

You can share you calendar from Office 365 or Outlook desktop.

• Sharing your calendar from Office 365
• Sharing your calendar from Outlook

Share - completed by the person sharing their calendar

1.  Open your Office 365 calendar
2. Select the Share icon

You can access your timetable in Publish. You will find a link in either Moodle or ChiView.

You can borrow Kensington security cables from the SIZ to lock your laptop securely while you walk around the library

Texthelp Read&Write is available to students and staff.

SensusAccess automatically converts documents into a range of alternate media including audio books (MP3 and DAISY), e-books (EPUB, EPUB3 and Mobi) and digital Braille. The service can also be used to convert inaccessible documents such as image-only PDF files, JPG pictures and Microsoft PowerPoint presentations into more accessible and less tricky formats

Students and staff

Students and staff can either use SensusAccess further down this page or from Moodle (you will need to sign in to your Moodle account).