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What's In This Issue:Lots of coincidences in this issue. I guess we in the Fleet must think alike. Without even knowing what each other was writing this month, we seem to have come upon some common threads. For example:
Ah yes.....truth is indeed stranger than fiction. Is that the theme from Twilight Zone I hear in the background? But, hey, even those who didn't mesh into our clairvoyant madness have written some GREAT articles this month, so take your time and read them all. Stuff like Jack Teems' article on using the Internet for additional storage space; Parker Renaud's informative article on using the Out of Office Assistant in the Corporate/Workgroup version of Outlook; James La Borde's excellent tutorial on the different data types you can assign when creating your fields in Access; and, of course, Corey Seaton's walk-through of installing your Network Interface Card, will all teach you much. And, please don't miss Cap'n Patt's GeekSpeak Translator. Even if you know what all the terms in the articles mean, it's worth reading just to get to know the Cap'n. Also, don't forget to check out Guitar Man's fun Outlook Express Tips. He's building an archive now, so soon we'll have a large collection. And, last but not least, have a look at What's New At Linda's Computer Stop. I've added some good stuff. Most important -- Enjoy this newsletter and let us know what you think!
Linda's Thought of the Month: Techies: Best way to make friends with Newbies: While they are in the bathroom, change their default font to Webdings. Newbies: Best way to make friends with Techies: Tell them they need to get a life. You know me.....I just HAD to get one good LOL in here. :-) and while I'm at it.....here's an animated gif! *snicker snicker*
Since I've only been in computers for 3 years, but I am also gainfully employed in the computer industry, I must be a Tewbie.....cuz I know I'm sure not a Nechie!
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