This is the phone no. for the reception desk in the Wellness Center. They don't list email.
      (610) 558-5004
     

How Gregg
http://mysite.verizon.net/howgregg/<htt...on.net/howgregg/>; < replied-to message removed by QT >

Does the pool have a director to contact?

The WHV Computer Group website has recently been completely updated.

Tip of the Week
To send an attachment in Email:

1 Open Email and left click "Write Message"
2 At the top of the window that opens, left click on "Attach File"
3 The default place it looks is usually "My Documents" listed in the top box. if your file is there, it will be listed in the larger lower box. If not you will have to go to the place it is in.
4 Select the file in the lower box by left clicking on it. Click OK to accept the file.
5 The Attach File Box Closes and a new box appears on the original 'Write Message" window beneath the subject "Subject" box. The new box is called "Attachments" and it shows the file you have attached.
6 Fill out the "From and To and Subject" information and write a note in the large box on the form at the bottom. The note should say "See Attachment for manuscript file" or something similar.

PRAY

Edited by author 07-14-2007 02:48 PM
Tip of the Week
Arrange windows on your desktop
You can display any two windows side by side on the desktop by first clicking a window's button on the Taskbar. Next, press and hold the Ctrl key and right-click the second window that you want to open, then click Tile Vertically. This works great when you want to view two Microsoft Word or Microsoft Internet Explorer windows at the same time.

Tip of the Week:
PRINT SCREEN
Used to copy the current window or screen contents. Helpful for saving "error messages".
To make a copy of the active window, press ALT+PRINT SCREEN.
To copy the entire screen as it appears on your monitor, press PRINT SCREEN.
Note
To paste the image into a document, click the EDIT menu in the document window, and then click PASTE.
To edit or save the screen picture OPEN MS PAINT and click EDIT then click PASTE.

To go back to the previous step in programs that don't have the undo/redo arrows. Open EDIT and click on UNDO or press CTL Z.

Tip of the Week:
Renaming Multiple Files with Windows Explorer
1. Open Windows Explorer. To do so, click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, and then click Windows Explorer.
2. Select multiple files in a folder. To do so, press and hold down the CTRL key while you are clicking files.
3. After you select the files, press F2 or right click and select rename in the dropdown box.
4. Type the new name and file extension, then press ENTER.

NOTE: When you complete the preceding steps, the highlighted state of all files except one disappears, so it may appear as if you are only renaming one file. However, after you press ENTER, all of the files are renamed. When you rename multiple files, all of the renamed files have the same name with a number in parentheses appended to the name to make the new file name unique. For example, if you type “Summer Vacation” as the new name, the first file is named “Summer Vacation”. All of the remaining selected files are named “Summer Vacation (x)”, where x is a unique number, starting with (1).

Great way to communicate...THANKS!!

Tip of the Week: Highlighting Multiple Pages
When you attempt to highlight multiple pages the highlighted area sometimes rolls down through the pages to the end of the document. To prevent this - Put the cursor where you want to start highlighting and left click, Press down on the SHIFT key and then highlight by using the DOWN ARROW key.
This allows you to control only what is to be highlighted.

Edited by author 04-09-2007 06:51 PM
To post: Click on "Post a New Message" above, write your name (any name) and write message. Then submit message. It is not necessary to sign in or use a password.

Another test of the way this works.

This may be a good place to swap websites. The weekly Delaware Co. paper is here. It comes out on Thursdays.

http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?brd=1725

This is the first I have been on a message board since the pre-internet days on prodigy

Edited by author 03-20-2007 05:40 PM
Having hardly ever used a message board before - lets see how this works.
Any one who see this please reply