Web
The main Department of Physics website
https://www.physics.ox.ac.uk is the main Physics website and will be the first thing people interested in Oxford Physics will see. Please try to keep your and your group infomation up to date and relevant. Refer to How to edit page to learn how to edit pages.
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Under this section of Physics website you can find all the blogs that have been set up for Physics users. Users with a valid Physics account may contribute to these blogs.
Important: The OxFile service has been retired
OxFile, service provided by IT Services University of Oxford, was decommissioned on 19th June 2023. Please view guidance on migrating from OxFile to OneDrive if you need to share large files.
Updating your content on groups.physics.ox.ac.uk
If you want to edit your research section on the main physics website, please go to the newcomers guide to the web.
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All official websites, including these of departments and research groups, must comply with the rules for Oxford University website. For up-to-date information e.g. what domain name you can request for project's website as well as where it can be hosted please read this page.
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Updating your content on users.physics.ox.ac.uk
If you want to edit your profile on the main physics website, please go to the newcomers guide to the web.
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Nuance PDF Converter Enterprise on Windows
On Windows machines managed by Department Nuance PDF Convert Enterprise software can be installed using Physics self service. If you do not want to install this software on your work computer you can connect to one of the the Windows Terminal Server (how to access Windows Terminal Server) where this software is installed.
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This service is deprecated and will be removed at the end of Centos 7 support. New users should create a "Users and Groups" web page instead.
What is provided
Some personal webspace is made available so that you can easily share small files with external collaborators.
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To find out how to create links, see Formatting web content
There are several ways that the website can link pages
Auto linking
Autolinking is where you type in a link in the content of your page
As you can see, the website automatically links the page to the correct url.
Disabling autolinking
Sometimes, the autolinking can be a little too zealous:
smb://imaginary-fileserver.example.org
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It is recommended that you look at the following resources to supplement the material on this page:
Click below to access one of our video tutorials on how to edit content on the Physics website using the Drupal content management system.
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