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A familiar icon on your Windows desktop will be changing as the University prepares for Microsoft to retire their long-time web browser, Internet Explorer (IE). Microsoft Edge’s blue-green wave icon – already available on computers – will replace the blue “e” icon as University IT rolls out the change to computers over the next two … Continued
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