Category Archives: Communications

From: chemtracker_support-bounces@lists.stanford.edu [mailto:chemtracker_support-bounces@lists.stanford.edu] On Behalf Of Debra Brown Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2012 4:07 PM To: Debra Brown Subject: [chemtracker_support] Update: ChemTracker and Firefox 11 Importance: High Colleagues, It appears that Firefox 11 is not “happy” with JRE (Java) versions … Continue reading →

  1.   From the ChemTracker Program Manager: The ChemTracker Upgrade 2.   ChemTracker Administrators’ Support Request Form Online 3.   The Importance of SAMONSing 4.   Using Special Characters 5.   Particularly Hazardous Substances 6.   Common Solutions: Uploading Barcode Lists 7.   Did You Know…? 1.       From … Continue reading →

CFATS Screening Tool revised We have made important changes to the CFATS Screening Tool. The format of the results display has changed, and the results are now output into Excel.  They can be printed or saved in this format.  We … Continue reading →

We are planning to make ChemTracker unavailable this Sunday for some work.  ChemTracker will not be available from 9am, Sunday, 1/8/12, to 6am, Monday, 1/9/12, PT.  If you have any questions or comments, as always, please feel free to send … Continue reading →

Stanford University Environmental Health & Safety is closed for regular business from 3 p.m. Friday, December 16, through Monday, January 2, 2012.  Regular ChemTracker support is not available during this time.   You may still email support requests to chemtracker_support@lists.stanford.edu.  This … Continue reading →

1.  From the ChemTracker Program Manager: The Role of ChemTracker in Hazard Identification, Evaluation and Control 2.  HMIS Report Architecture Updated 3.  New Training Instances 4.  Use Product Numbers to Enter Inventory 5.  Common Solutions: Use Bulk Edit to Easily … Continue reading →

1.  Message from the ChemTracker Manager 2.  CSHEMA 2011 Consortium Meeting 3.  Please Remind Users that ChemTracker URLs have Changed 4.  Welcome to New Members 5.  Common Solutions: Does ChemTracker Take Mixtures? 6.  Did you know…?  Scroll bars off the … Continue reading →

New ChemTracker Program Manager I am pleased to announce that Kevin Creed has joined Stanford EH&S as manager of the ChemTracker Program. Kevin has worked with both large and small universities in the University of California and California State University … Continue reading →

Colleagues, Server migration follow up reminder: ChemTracker (CT) migrated to new servers as of June 1st. We want to remind you again that after Wednesday, June 15, anyone using a bookmark to a ChemTracker site on the old servers will … Continue reading →

ChemTracker will migrate to new servers June 1 On Wednesday, June 1, all ChemTracker instances and websites will move to new servers located in Stanford University’s computer facility; CT databases are not moving. We are upgrading the hardware, and this … Continue reading →