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Computer
Requirements
 Taft Law School faculty believe evidence of computer literacy is required to earn a credible graduate degree in any discipline. Technology also plays an important part in a student’s ability to communicate with administration, faculty, and fellow students. Accordingly, all students (including students enrolled in independent study courses) must have access to a computer with the minimum specifications set forth in the current Taft Law School General Catalog.
Students are not expected to be computer experts. However, all students must have a working knowledge of Microsoft
Word®, access to the Internet, and e- mail.
Minimum Computer Requirements
- Pentium III
600MHz processor
- 512 MB RAM
- 4X CD-ROM
- 56K Baud Modem,
DSL, Cable, T-1, ISDN, or Similar Connection
- 10 Gigabytes hard drive with at least 2 Gigabytes of free space
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- Microsoft Windows® 2000, XP, Vista, or 7.
- Microsoft
Office® *
- Antivirus Programs
- A Dependable Internet Service Provider
- Internet
Explorer®
7.0 (or Higher)
(Available at no cost when downloaded from the Internet)
- E-Mail
Capability
(Available at no cost from various providers)
- Adobe Acrobat
Reader®
(Available at no cost when downloaded from the
Internet)
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(A Macintosh® environment may not be compatible with the University’s system and will not be supported by the University's Technical Support.)
*Substantial discounts are often available to students on software purchases. Additional information is available through the Admissions Office.
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