There will be no more security updates or bug fixes from Microsoft.
XP systems will be a prime target for those with bad intentions.
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Dear Classmates,
Jo Stratton will demo Carbonite
Carbonite backs up your irreplaceable files – like photos, documents
& more – automatically, to the cloud. Your files are encrypted and backed
up safely offsite.
2013-14 U K MEN’S BACKETBALL SCHEDULE AND ROSTER will be attached
to my regular email. I print it out, and would not watch a game without it. For
regular updates email Gene Wheeler: geno1@twc.com
Gene did a lot of work compiling all this data.
Would someone like to give a 15 minute demo of buying and selling
on eBay? If so please email me. joeisaac@twc.com
At our meeting on Tuesday, October 8, 7pm, after class questions, We
will Demo Internet Explorer 10 and Google Chrome & Windows 8.1.
We are going to demo Internet Options in Internet Explorer
including:
1.
Text Size, Menu Bar, and Status Bar
2.
Home Page.
3.
Privacy including Pop-up Blocker
4.
Content: Auto Complete
5.
Advanced: Disable script debugging….
Will demo Google Chrome including:
1. Bookmarks
2. History
3. Settings
4. Advanced Settings.
5. Autofill
6. About Google Chrome
And for the Pièce de résistance
Google voice search: greatest thing I know, click
on the microphone and just talk to it and it talks back and gives you the
information and web site, or just gives you the information and web site
I switched from IE to Chrome so I could
use this.
You don't have to know how to spell,
just talk.
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What version of IE do you have?
In the upper right of Internet Explorer, you’ll see an icon that
looks like a gear. Click on that, then click on About Internet Explorer.
In Chrome, click on the icon on the far right and select About
Google Chrome.
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After intermission, we will demo
The main difference between new Microsoft operating system
WINDOWS 8. and 8.1. You can buy a Windows 8.1 computer, October 18.
Happy Computing,
Joe Isaac
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Cloud computing refers to
any situation in which computing is done in a remote location, rather than on
your desktop or portable device.
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Keyboard
Shortcuts That Work in All Web Browsers
Ctrl+9 – Switch to the last
tab.
Ctrl+Tab – Switch to the
next tab
Ctrl+Shift+T – Reopen the
last closed tab.
Ctrl+T – Open a new tab.
Ctrl+N – Open a new browser
window.
Alt+F4 – Close the current
window. (Works in all applications.)
F5 – Reload.
Escape – Stop.
Alt+Home – Open homepage.
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Zooming
Ctrl and +, Ctrl + Spin mousewheel – Zoom in.
Ctrl and -, Ctrl + Spin mousewheel — Zoom out.
F11 – Full-screen mode.
Scrolling
Page Down – Scroll down a
frame.
Page Up – Scroll up a
frame.
Home – Top of page.
End – Bottom of page.
History &
Bookmarks
Ctrl + H – Open the
browsing history.
Ctrl + D – Bookmark the
current website.
Ctrl + P – Print the
current page.
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From Myra
Engle: This is pretty cool!
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From
Raymond Cloyd: Miniature airport This is unbelievable !!!!
This must
have required as much planning as the real thing.
Amazing! I
love the take offs.
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Sent: Wednesday,
September 11, 2013
Q. Attached is a snip.
I want to know if it is legitimate and if I should let it clean my
PC.
A. I never use these types of programs. I am afraid they
will mess up my computer.
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Sent: Sunday,
September 15, 2013
Hi, Joe,
I've been
gradually 'acclimating' myself to Windows 8. Following my initial panic emails
to you during the first week with my new laptop, I'm navigating the system
reasonably well.
I look
forward to reading your latest tips (am actually printing out the hard copies
as I'm typing!). Sharing your knowledge is a gracious and valuable gift to
those of us stumbling about the computer world! Thank you!
Response: For those with new Windows 8 computers please go to:
And click
on WINDOWS 8 and 8.1 TIPS ..
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From
WorldStart: How does a surge protector work?
Answer:
A surge is a
term for when the voltage exceeds the standard 120V for longer than 2
nanoseconds. Common causes of surges are lightning strikes, cycling of high
energy demand appliances/systems and power delivery system failures.
A surge
protector has a circuit design which works normally at regular household
voltages but once a surge happens will divert the extra power to the ground
plug in the power outlet.
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Q. September 18,
2013
I have
just moved to Ohio, Strongsville so Charlie and I can be closer to our
family!!
We were
raised in Ohio, Akron, and then Cuyahoga Falls so in a sense we are coming
home!
Getting
acquainted and making new ones!!
Can I
still get your newsy letters? I don’t
want to miss them!! Eliz.
A. Hate to see you leave.
You are
more than welcome to receive my email.
Thanks for
all you did for CKCS.
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From Kay
Stivers: Take a moment to relax.
Enjoy the beauty of the world in which we
live.
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Q. In Windows 8, how do I find the pie chart that shows
the area of the C drive that contains data and the area that is available?
A. Right click the lower left corner of the screen, left
click File Explorer, Right click C: Drive, left click Properties
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In
computing, a plug-in is a software component that adds a specific feature to an
existing software application.
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My HP
printer will not work with Windows 8, how do I get the Windows 8 print driver
for my HP printer?
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Windows 8.1 ad
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Q. Sent: Tuesday, October 01, 2013
Subject:
new computer guide
I always
check with you before buying a new computer.
What are your latest guidelines? Looking
@ HP Laptop.@ SAMs.
A. You may want to wait until October 18 when you can buy
a Windows
8.1 computer.
If you buy
one now it is Windows 8, and you will have to upgrade,
which is
free, but I would wait.
I am
waiting until then to buy a Windows 8.1 Desktop
SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR NEW Windows 8.1 Computer.
(They go on sale October 18, 2013)
Latest generation Intel core i3 and i5 Processor
or AMD equivalent
Memory 6 to 8GB DDR3
Ports: USB3 or if not then USB2
Hard Drive 500GB or 1TB and/or 256GB Solid-State Hard Drive (SSD)
Built in Webcam if a Laptop.
LCD Monitor: 15.6" or more for a Laptop, for a Desktop
24".
DVD-RW Drive To burn CD's or DVD's.
Digital Media Reader: For your Digital Camera memory card.
Response: I can wait for the 8.1! Might as well have the latest
version! This will definitely be an upgrade for me! Thank you!
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If you
need some good tips for Windows 8.1
and click
on WINDOWS 8 and 8.1 TIPS
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From Sally
Bradford:
Absolutely
amazing and worth watching. Spectacular!
How to Get to Mars. Very Cool http://www.youtube.com/embed/XRCIzZHpFtY?rel=0
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