faq

The IAS provides members with an Overleaf Pro Account. Please create a free account with Overleaf using your IAS email address for the account name. Please let us know when this is done so that we can invite you to join our subscription.

Please follow the instructions from this website: https://www.ias.edu/eduroam-installation-guide-ios.

If this doesn't seem to work, there's a possibility that an old eduroam Profile is still installed on your iPhone. To remove it, you will need...

Please view the documentation at https://www.ias.edu/math/computing/email.

Go to the top-left of your screen and click on "Activities". Then type "printers" in the "Type to search" field.

Click on printers (next to settings). Click on "Add Printer...".

Type in hostname.math.ias.edu. For example, if you want to add the...

As Members, Visitors or Faculty, you have access to all of the Princeton University Library’s digital collections through our wired network environment, or through the Eduroam WiFi network; however, there are a few resources and services which...

For simple searching, just type the term(s) you are looking for in the Search box in the upper right-hand corner. For more advanced searching, you can use things like:

1. subject:term(s)
2. in: , where is the folder you would like to search in...

There are two types of thermostats on our campus to control the temperature in offices.  The model shown below is used in all buildings except for D Building.  The model used in D Building will be added to this page shortly.

 

If you are...

1. Log into Gmail.
2. Click on the Settings icon.
3. Click on "Accounts and Import".
4. In the "Send mail as:" section of the screen, click on "Add another email address you own".
5. Add your full name and IAS email address to the appropriate...

If you have purchased a new phone with the same number as your old phone, you can reactivate your device using these steps.

1. Log into updateme.ias.edu with the old phone and the Duo app (push or passcode) (If you no longer have the old device, or...

The IAS provided computer in your IAS office is connected to a UPS device so that the computer, monitor, and your data is protected from temporary blackouts, brownouts, overvoltages and transient surges in the area. 

In the event of a prolonged...