Direct link to your local site:
Did you know this is the easiest and cheapest link to your local site?
Replace {local} with the name of your local (for example
http://locals.aegee.org/enschede) and see the result.
Is the redirect to an old or wrong location? Then use your local master
account and edit your address book entry. You'll find the link in the
virtual office on the AEGEE-Europe website. Please keep in mind that the
links will only be updated once a day, so it might take some time before
the new link becomes active.

aegee.org registration (old domino accounts)
For a lot of documents on the aegee.org website, you need an account to log
in. The account, formerly known as Domino Account, is now easy to get.
Point your browser to http://www.aegee.org/, click on "virtual office",
"aegee.org Accounts & IT", "Register or update a personal aegee.org
account". On that page you find a button "register". After you click on it,
you have to fill in your name and CSN number (which you can find on your
membership card). When you click "continue", you will have to fill in some
more data, and afterwards you will be able to log in to the aegee.org website.

WG portal
Do you want to know about the different working groups? They are easy to
find now. Go the http://www.aegee.org/ and click on "network". At the top
of the page you'll find a link to the "Working Groups Portal", where you
find an overview of all working groups, with links to their websites.

Computers and AEGEE
This database contains all important IT documents, from manual to minutes
of ITWG meetings, including Hacking Europe meeting two weeks ago in
Brussels. If you are interested in IT, you should take a look here.

AEGEE map
Adrian Pintilie, the HO IT stagiare has been working on a new map of
Europe, with all locals represented by a star. The map, currently in a test
state, can be found at http://www.aegee.org/map/. Please contact Adrian at
[log in to unmask] if you find any bugs, or have other comments.

AEGEE Photo Page
Did you visit an event, made some great photos and you want to share them
with the other participants? You can put your photos online at
http://www.aegee.org/photo/. You can also find photos from past events,
which can be used for publications. Page is still under development, so if
you have any comments, feel free to send them to [log in to unmask]

New mailing list: ITWG-L
ITWG opened a new discussion list: ITWG-L. This list is there instead of
the old AEGEE-INT-L, to make the list easier to find. Anybody interested in
IT matters, please point your browser to
http://lists.aegee.org/itwg-l.html, enjoy the new view after Daniel
Zimmermann installed the new AEGEEserv, and subscribe (click on "Join or
leave the list (or change settings)") to ITWG-L to get up-to-date with
latest IT news within AEGEE.

Main AEGEE mailing lists
The main mailing lists of AEGEE are the AEGEE-L and the AEGEE-EVENT-L. The
first mailing list is for general discussions, the second for event
announcements. To subscribe, go to http://lists.aegee.org/, follow the web
interface (click on the list name, "Join or leave the list (or change
settings)" and then fill in your e-mail address and name, and click on
"Join").

Contact
Any questions about IT, or if you want to contact ITWG? You can always
contact us at [log in to unmask] If you want to know more about our
work, take a look at our website: http://www.aegee.utwente.nl/~itwg/.

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Wim van Ravesteijn
AEGEE-Enschede
AEGEE-Athina
Computer Operating Team AEGEE-Enschede
ITWG (website responsible)
Kuipersdijk 218
NL-7512 CN ENSCHEDE
Mobile: +31-6-51589452
E-mail: [log in to unmask]

Francesca Fedrizzi
...if you know what i know, you know what i mean...


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