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Connect Home Device to Network

Instructions to connect your personal device to the PiperWireless network.

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Delay Printing on Copiers

If you ever want to delay printing to a copier until you are standing there to receive the print (in the case of tests or answer keys), this will show you how.

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Edmodo Codes

Codes used to join your Edmodo account to your building.

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Email on Your Phone

How to get your Piper email on your phone.

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Forward Your Google Email to Outlook

This will show you how to get your Google email sent to your Outlook mail client.

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Lynda.com Access

How to create your Lynda.com access account.

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Reset Google Password to Your Computer Password

You can change your Google account password right from your laptop or desktop.

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Set Default Apps in Windows 10

Some files won't open or may be marked as "unsafe" when opened in Microsoft Edge. To fix this you will need to change the default application for the file type.

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Piper Kansas City

Building the Future One Child at a Time