########## Software ########## 

-=Arrangements=-
 

	
NTNU has made arrangements so that all the students and emplyees has access to free/inexpensive software. 
     At ITEAs site you'll find an 
        overview   over all the software NTNU offers their students. 



 
 

	 
        Different arrangements: 


 
	 - Freeware: free for all students and emplyees.
	 - Site licence: Software with site licence can be used by all the employees. Some of the software may be used by students as well, but not all of them.
	 - Campus arrangement: Only for stationary computers at NTNU. This does not apply for personal computers, but for NTNUs stationary computers, often located in computerlabs. 
	 - Discount arrangements: You can buy licences low-priced. 
	 - Volume arrangements: NTNU only has a limited number of licences.
    
 
-=Access=-
 

	
The software is available from a server called *Progdist*. 
More information on how to connect to Progdist can be found here:







		 - How to connect with Progdist using Windows 
	 -  How to connect with Progdist using Mac OS X
	 - How to connect with Progdist using Linux



	
When you're connected to Progdist, you'll see that there are three catalogs to choose from; *Campus, Betal and Fri*. 
Everybody has access to *Campus and Fri*. There are many different programs listed in the catalogues and in those program folders you'll find installation files sorted after different operating systems and a file called Lesmeg.txt that can help you with the installation of the software. 






	
If you have a stationary computer without an Internet connection, you'll have to stop by one of
 Orakeltjenestens offices and borrow a CD with the software from Progdist.