Archive for May, 2008
Confused by podcasting? The above video, produced by Commoncraft.com, might help you understand it a bit better. Please comment with any questions relating to the topic and I’ll do my best to answer.
Here is the study guide for the E-Mail Basics class we held on Wednesday. As my last post indicates, we will be taking a short break from hosting classes until early June. Please stop by Harbin Memorial or phone (338-4760) if interested in attending a session.
Click to Download E-Mail Basics Study Guide
Thanks to all those that attended my first round of classes. I hope you all found them beneficial and fun! We now have new classes scheduled for June-July. We will continue to have them on Tuesdays at Central City, but, this time, they’ll repeat on Thursdays at Harbin Memorial. Hopefully this will give everyone a [...]
Short for Portable Document Format, a file format developed by Adobe Systems. PDF captures formatting information from a variety of desktop publishing applications, making it possible to send formatted documents and have them appear on the recipient’s monitor or printer as they were intended. – webopedia.org
Since all my study guides are uploaded in the PDF [...]
Here are the notes from Tuesday’s Microsoft Excel Class. Thanks, and, as always, comment with any questions you may have.
Click to download Microsoft Excel Basics Study Guide
(for an easy way to access older guides, click “class notes” underneath this post. this will produce a list of every blog posting under that category.)
Many computer users have grown frustrated with Windows Vista. This frustration has inspired them to remove the operating system from the personal computers and “downgrade” to Windows XP. While upgrading an operating system is simple, going in reverse can be a bit more tricky. If you fall into the category of disgruntled Windows Vista users, [...]
Grisoft has released a new version of my personal favorite anti-virus program, AVG Free. This, for those who don’t know, is a 100% free anti-virus software that works incredibly well. The company does offer a paid version of the product with a few advantages over the free version, however, for home use, AVG Free works [...]
