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Computer Software

After graduating from UCSF, you must uninstall (remove) some UCSF-provided software from your computer because UCSF provides the software only to current faculty, staff, and students.

These computer software programs are:

You do not need to uninstall these software programs if you become a faculty member, staff member, or student of UCSF immediately after graduating.

You may keep all other software provided to you on the School of Pharmacy Required Software CD-ROM subject to the license agreements included for each software program.

If you keep the aforementioned software on your computer without purchasing your own license, you may be liable for intellectual property infringement damages of up to US$250,000.

For license purchasing information:

After purchasing a new license, uninstall the UCSF version of the software, restart your computer, then install your newly licensed version of the software.

If you have any questions, contact us.

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How do I know if this software is installed on my computer?

Windows

Method A: Open the Start Menu and select All Programs.

Method B: In Windows Vista, open the Programs and Features control panel. In Windows XP, open the Add/Remove Programs control panel.

Macintosh

Method A: Open your Applications folder.

Method B: Use Spotlight.