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Forwarding Email Addresses We love hearing from newsletter subscribers and love getting the useful information that they send. Many of you have sent tips, funny pictures, etc. Please continue to do so. However some of the emails we receive have been forwarded several times and contain numerous email addresses that have been picked up a long the way. This is not a good practice, in fact it is one of the main ways that spammers collect email addresses. You see spammers also have friends and relatives that are forwarding emails to them. Recently we received an email that had over one hundred emails listed at the top. I scanned these emails and found only one that I was familiar with. So here is a tip on how to keep from forwarding those addresses. Go ahead and click to forward the email, when the forward window comes up highlight all of the email addresses and press the Backspace key. Now your email address and the email address of the person you are forwarding to should be the only ones. Give it a try, if you have problems, let me know and I will try and help. Cool Web Site If you like some of the older music and dancing, here is a web site that has a little of everything. I have only looked through a portion of it, but what I saw looks good.  worriersanonymous.org I started with "Enter the House" in the upper right corner. Inexpensive Flash Drives Several of you have emailed about flash drives and where to get them for a good price. I noticed that there are several listed at SalesCircular.com for a real good price. In fact Circuit City has a 4gb listed for around $14. You can check for yourself here, www.salescircular.com Select the State where you live, then click on USB Storage in the first column. There are several listed there. The date on the right side tells you when the sale ends. They come out with a new list on Sunday of each week. Allowing Automatic Updates We receive emails wanting to know if you should allow automatic updates in Windows XP or Vista. Some say that after allowing the updates to install, they sometimes experience problems that they did not have before. Therefore they have turned off the updates. You should always allow updates, most of them are to fix security holes that might put your computer at risk. However you can take control over what updates install on your computer by changing settings. Go to your Control Panel in XP click on Automatic Updates. You can put a check mark in "Notify me but don't automatically download them." In Vista go to your Control Panel, click Check for updates, then click change settings in the left column and choose the way you would like the downloads handled. Norton Internet Security and Windows XP Service Pack 3 Norton is warning of possible problems when installing Windows XP SP-3. This is of course if you are using Norton on your computer. Go to this web link to learn what you should do,  Service Pack 3 warning Have you got computer Questions?? We certainly do not know all the answers, but we might be able to locate a answer for you. If you have any questions, email us at  questions@rvinginfo.com Our web site Those of you who have not visited our web site for a while, might want to check it out from time to time. We have removed some old stuff and added some new stuff that you might not have seen. It is a good idea to check it every once in a while for things that we do not include in the newsletter. www.rverscomputerhelp.com Funny Pictures and Jokes More chuckles, Thanks to those that have sent in funny cartoons and pictures, I will publish them as soon as I can. If you have any funny pictures or cartoons you would like to send to use in the newsletter, please send them. 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Give them a try, you won't be sorry.  www.rverscomputerhelp.com/inkjets.html Read this Newsletter Online If you are having trouble reading this newsletter in your email box, you can read it online at www.rverscomputerhelp.com/5-23-08 newsletter.html If you have any questions you can E-Mail us by clicking here  newsletter@rverscomputerhelp.com  If you are no longer interested in receiving this newsletter, just send us a blank email with REMOVE written on the SUBJECT line. To change your email address, Click Here, be sure and include the old and new address. WARNING, the tips, tutorials and suggestions given in the newsletter and on this web site, are offered in good faith to assist with computer problems and help you enjoy the use of your computer. If the directions are not followed correctly, some of the tips or tutorials could cause problems with your computer. Use them at your own risk.