Your computer club had a very successful meeting on Tuesday November 13 with 72 members in attendance.
The success was not in the numbers attending, but in the entertaining and informative talk by Bob
Montgomery. Some of the subjects he discussed were E-mail connections (DSL, AOL, and Cable), hibernation,
mouse settings, security, and scheduled tasks. After his presentation, Bob stayed to answer some individual
questions. The following comments are representative of most attendees opinion of the meeting..
Your computer board intends to continue with meetings of this caliber throughout the year. If you missed this
meeting, come to the next meeting, and you will receive a copy of the "Tips and Tricks" handout that was
distributed by Bob Montgomery at this meeting.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR DECEMBER 11 and January 8.
On December 11, Rob Fellman will present an interesting talk on "HOW MICROSOFT VISTA WILL CHANGE OUR
LIVES" and other important items. Rob is the manager for the local PC Professor franchise. He is extremely
knowledgeable about computers and an interesting, and entertaining speaker who presents information in a
manner suitable for people with all degrees of expertise from novice to expert. It will be something for
everybody.
On January 8 Bobbie Saul will present a talk on "E-Mail and Why AOL". If you ever attended a session with
Bobbie Saul you know she will explain everything clearly and in an entertaining and informative manner. If you
have never heard her previously, ask anyone who has heard her presentations.
DON’T FORGET: "www.hrcomputerclub.org" will bring you to our informative web page. You can place this into
your favorites list and/or place an icon on your desktop. To place an icon on your desktop, when the web page
opens, right click anywhere on the page. This will bring up a menu. Left click on "create shortcut," and then left
click on "yes." This will put an icon on your home page allowing you to access our web page without typing in
the address each time. If you are connected to the internet, you double click on the icon to open the web
page. To place in favorites list, open the web page and right click anywhere on the page to bring up the menu
and left click on "add to favorites."
The success was not in the numbers attending, but in the entertaining and informative talk by Bob
Montgomery. Some of the subjects he discussed were E-mail connections (DSL, AOL, and Cable), hibernation,
mouse settings, security, and scheduled tasks. After his presentation, Bob stayed to answer some individual
questions. The following comments are representative of most attendees opinion of the meeting..
- Susan Robinson: "Very interesting - really learned something - speaker was enjoyable."
- Charles Ross: "Excellent- very good."
- Milton Weiss: "Excellent and the cookies are delicious."
- Dave Leesem: "Very good - learned a few things - I’m a real beginner."
- Art Director: "Very informative - presented at a level of understanding."
- Murray Howard: "Meeting was very good for learning things I didn’t know."
Your computer board intends to continue with meetings of this caliber throughout the year. If you missed this
meeting, come to the next meeting, and you will receive a copy of the "Tips and Tricks" handout that was
distributed by Bob Montgomery at this meeting.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR DECEMBER 11 and January 8.
On December 11, Rob Fellman will present an interesting talk on "HOW MICROSOFT VISTA WILL CHANGE OUR
LIVES" and other important items. Rob is the manager for the local PC Professor franchise. He is extremely
knowledgeable about computers and an interesting, and entertaining speaker who presents information in a
manner suitable for people with all degrees of expertise from novice to expert. It will be something for
everybody.
On January 8 Bobbie Saul will present a talk on "E-Mail and Why AOL". If you ever attended a session with
Bobbie Saul you know she will explain everything clearly and in an entertaining and informative manner. If you
have never heard her previously, ask anyone who has heard her presentations.
DON’T FORGET: "www.hrcomputerclub.org" will bring you to our informative web page. You can place this into
your favorites list and/or place an icon on your desktop. To place an icon on your desktop, when the web page
opens, right click anywhere on the page. This will bring up a menu. Left click on "create shortcut," and then left
click on "yes." This will put an icon on your home page allowing you to access our web page without typing in
the address each time. If you are connected to the internet, you double click on the icon to open the web
page. To place in favorites list, open the web page and right click anywhere on the page to bring up the menu
and left click on "add to favorites."
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HRCC Newsletter
Issue 2
December 2007
Howard Essig, Editor
December 2007
Howard Essig, Editor