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Rvers Computer Help Newsletter 6-29-07

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What is Sputtr??

Here is a new and unique search type engine that is fun to use. You can enter a search term then select from a keyboard what search engine you would like to use. Give it a try http://www.sputtr.com/

Free Online Typing Course
I don't know about you, but I am still a two finger typer. I have tried a few typing courses, but this one seems to be the easiest. After a little practice you will be typing right along. Try it out, Online Typing

5 useful Windows XP tricks
Microsoft offers lots of tips on how to use their products, if you know where to find them. Here is a web page that has five useful tips for Windows XP. You can check them out here, Useful Tips

Change to single click
I do not like to have to double click things when using my computer, so I changed all my computers to single click. As you have probably found out that if you do not click the double click rhythm just right, it does not always work. If you would like to try the single click, here is how to change it.
1. Right click the Start button, click Explore, then click Tools at the top of the page and Select Folder Options.
2. Make sure you are on the General tab, Under Click items as follows section, click Single–click to open an item (point to select). Now click OK.

Funny Pictures and Jokes
More chuckles Want to know how your computer mouse really works? When the picture appears, run your mouse over the gray area. Take a look and make sure your sound is turned up, www.1-click.jp

Computer term (Homepage )
This is the page that first displays when you open your web browser. You can change this page (Windows XP) by going to Tools at the top of the screen and choosing Internet Options. In the small window named Homepage, type in whatever address you would like your homepage to be, such as www.microsoft.com and click OK.

Why join the Good Sam Club?
The Good Sam Club is offering a special membership price. Go here to check out some of the benefits they offer as well. You can save money by staying at some of the Good Sam Club parks. www.rverscomputerhelp.com/gsclub.html

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Netflix Movies
We recently subscribed to netflix movies and are very pleased with their service. Why don't you check it out here, www.rverscomputerhelp.com/netflix.html

Searching our web site for answers
At the bottom of our main page, www.rverscomputerhelp.com there is a google search box. In order to search just our web site check next to Search www.rverscomputerhelp.com. Type in the subject you are interested in and it will search our web site for anything pertaining to it.

Reminder to new subscribers
Important help pages that are updated periodically. If any of you have anything that you think belongs on these pages, please let us know.
www.rverscomputerhelp.com/articles.html
www.rverscomputerhelp.com/archives.html
www.rverscomputerhelp.com/computerstuff.html
www.rverscomputerhelp.com/tips.html
Also on our other RV web site, www.rvinginfo.com/tips.html

Carrot Ink, Discount Ink Cartridges
Check out these quality ink cartridges from Carrot Ink. Instead of paying the high prices for factory originals, save big with these quality ink cartridges. www.rverscomputerhelp.com/carrotink.html
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WARNING, the tips, tutorials and suggestions given in this newsletter 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.