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And a refresher on how to use it

And a refresher on how to use it

Basic Internet SIG Meeting
May 18, 2004
2:00 PM

"Modem Bob" will discuss the current rash of viruses attacking our computers. This includes the one that appears to (but does not) come from the HALNet staff. It is important for all of us to get familiar with these current attacks.

Hope everyone can attend and look forward to seeing you there.

Claudia Ludwig SIG Leader

I reccommend this to all class members. 
Rick

  http://www.opera.com/download/?ver=7.23

  http://www.opera.com/download/

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• Announcement:  Basic Internet SIG Apr. 20

-- RickArchibald - 08 Apr 2004

Session 4 - May 6, 2004

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Basic Internet SIG Meeting
May 18, 2004
2:00 PM

"Modem Bob" will discuss the current rash of viruses attacking our computers. This includes the one that appears to (but does not) come from the HALNet staff. It is important for all of us to get familiar with these current attacks.

Hope everyone can attend and look forward to seeing you there.

Claudia Ludwig SIG Leader

I reccommend this to all class members. 
Rick

Flash!   The next class (Session 3) will be Thursday, May 6, at 3pm. 
The class that has the room Wed. also has the room Tues.  Sorry for the inconvenience.  I will try to call everyone over the weekend.

These links were developed for the students "Basic Computer Use";

These links were developed for the students in "Basic Computer Use";

Session 4 - May 6, 2004

• HALNet WebMail Help

• Here is the promised Opera download link: 
  

• Here is the Opera download link: 
  

And a refresher on how to use it: 

1. 1. Remember you may have to scroll up & down to see the whole page
   2. In  Choose one option:  pick  Non-Java. 
        This is not what we said in class, but it is much simpler.
   3. In  Choose download location:  pick the 2nd choice, the one in the dropdown box. 
      
   4. Click the red "Download Now" button.
   5. File Download box: 
        Make sure the choice is "Save this pogram to disk", & click "OK"
   6. Save As box: 
        Look at the "Save in:" dropdown area at the top, write down the destination. 
      Click on the "Save" button (lower right). 
      Wait for the download to finish.
   7. Download complete box: 
      Click "Open"
   8. Opera 7.23 Installation box: 
      Click:
      1. Welcome:  "Next"
      2. Software License Agreement:  "I accept"
      3. Select Destination Directory "Next"
      4. Icon Creation:  Uncheck anything you don't want, then "Next"
      5. Ready to Install!:  "Install"
      6. Installayion completed!:  "Finish"
   9. First-time Setup box 1 (Opera): 
      We recommend "Show relevant text ads ...", then "Next"
   10. First-time Setup box 2 (Opera): 
       "Finish" (i.e. accept the defaults)
       

• Here is an experimental link that may jump you to #5 in the instructions above: 
    http://www.opera.com/download/get.pl?id=2008&dlchoice=opera&location=1&sub=++Download+it+NOW++&x=12&y=9

And a refresher on how to use it

Flash!   The next class (Session 3) will be Thursday, May 6, at 3pm. 
The class that has the room Wed. also has the room Tues.  Sorry for the inconvenience.  I will try to call everyone over the weekend.

These notes were developed for the students "Basic Computer Use";

These links were developed for the students "Basic Computer Use";

1. 1. First-time Setup box (Opera): 
      

1. 1. First-time Setup box 1 (Opera): 
      

1. 1. First-time Setup box 2 (Opera): 
      "Finish" (i.e. accept the defaults)
      

http://www.opera.com/download/get.pl?id=2008&dlchoice=opera&location=32&sub=++Download+it+NOW++&x=87&y=13 http://www.opera.com/download/get.pl?id=2008&dlchoice=opera&location=1&sub=++Download+it+NOW++&x=12&y=9

• Here is an experimental link that may jump you to #5 in the instructions above: 
    http://www.opera.com/download/get.pl?id=2008&dlchoice=opera&location=1&sub=++Download+it+NOW++&x=12&y=9

1. 1. In  Choose one option:  pick  Non-Java. 
        This is not what we said in class, but it is much simpler.
   2. In  Choose download location:  pick the 2nd choice, the one in the dropdown box. 
      
   3. Click the red "Download Now" button.
   4. File Download box: 
        Make sure the choice is "Save this pogram to disk", & click "OK"
   5. Save As box: 
        Look at the "Save in:" dropdown area at the top, write down the destination. 
      Click on the "Save" button (lower right). 
      Wait for the download to finish.
   6. Download complete box: 
      Click "Open"
   7. Opera 7.23 Installation box: 
      Click:
      1. Welcome:  "Next"
      2. Software License Agreement:  "I accept"
      3. Select Destination Directory "Next"
      4. Icon Creation:  Uncheck anything you don't want, then "Next"
      5. Ready to Install!:  "Install"
      6. Installayion completed!:  "Finish"
   8. First-time Setup box (Opera): 
      We recommend "Show relevant text ads ...", then "Next"

http://www.opera.com/download/get.pl?id=2008&dlchoice=opera&location=32&sub=++Download+it+NOW++&x=87&y=13 http://www.opera.com/download/get.pl?id=2008&dlchoice=opera&location=1&sub=++Download+it+NOW++&x=12&y=9

These notes were developed for the students of the first 2 sections of "Basic Computer Use";

These notes were developed for the students "Basic Computer Use";

• Here is the promised Opera download link: 
    http://www.opera.com/download/?ver=7.23
  And a refresher on how to use it: 
  1. Remember you may have to scroll up & down to see the whole page

Basic Computer Use – Class Notes

Basic Computer Use – Class Notes

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Links

Section 3 (current class)

Session 1 - April 7, 2004

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• Announcement:  Basic Internet SIG Apr. 20
• Text Book contents & purpose

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Basic Computer Use – Class Notes

These notes were developed for the students of the first 2 sections of "Basic Computer Use"; however, anyone who finds them helpful is welcome to use them. 

• Here is the Mousercise link: 
    http://www.ckls.org/~crippel/computerlab/tutorials/mouse/page1.html

• Here is the Mousercise last page — a useful index to all its excercises: 
    http://www.ckls.org/~crippel/computerlab/tutorials/mouse/end.html

• Here are the best game links from the Mousercise last page: 
  • Hangman: 
      http://www.billsgames.com/hangman/
  • Checkers, Version 2 (Version 1 is never there): 
      http://www.prongo.com/checkers/game.html
  • 18  Solitaires (I don't know where I found these): 
      http://www.idiotsdelight.net/v109/oldindex.html

• Here are some keyboard practice links:
  • This is by the author of Mousercize —
    http://www.ckls.org/~crippel/computerlab/tutorials/keyboard/page1.html

-- RickArchibald - 02 Apr 2004