Computer Info –
What
is the program for today????Could we have a
discussion session (and computer topic) – question and answers – etc.Maybe someone would like to volunteer to bring in their
computer for next week so we could see if we could solve some of your problems
– while everyone watches or helps determine how to solve the problem.
We
would like to thank Jared Bertholf, Patty’s grandson, for helping Wes setup and test his Flight
Simulator 2002 before the program began last week.Thanks,
Jared.
There
are over 21,000 airports around the world in this program – this includes many
grassy airstrips and dirt runways.
Your
choice of aircraft goes from two seat Cessnas to the
Boeing 777 or a helicopter.
The
details that this program has is unbelievable -- all
major landmarks are included like the attractions at Disney.
You
can connect to the internet and download the current weather to make your
flying have more realism.The weather can have you
flying in a snowstorm, thunderstorm, overcast or sunny day depending on the
season and the location where you are flying.
During
takeoffs and landings, you can talk to the control tower to get your
instructions.
The
program cost around $50.00
If
you have somehow dragged your Accessories folder (or any other) from the
Programs listing on your START button and found it now on your Desktop ---- how
do you get it back
Start
by right-clicking on the icon that now appears on your Desktop and choose COPY
or CUT (depending on whether you want to make a copy of it or remove it).Now,
right-click on the START button and choose OPEN.You
will now see a folder called PROGRAMS.Double-click on
the Programs folder to open it.Right click on an
empty area of the window and choose PASTE from the menu.
From MY COMPUTER – in Windows 98,
choose DIALUP NETWORKING – in Windows ME, choose CONTROL PANEL and then DIALUP NETWORKING.This should show you your dialer (or the
connection to your internet provider).Right click on the icon and choose CREATE
A SHORTCUT.You will be told that you cannot create it
here—would you like it placed on your Desktop –
answer YES.From your desktop, right click on the icon
and drag it down to the Quick Launch area of your toolbar.When
you release your mouse button, you will be ask if you would like to MOVE IT or
COPY IT.The choice is yours.
Question:Help!I accidentally deleted all my vacation photos from my SmartMedia card.Can I get these
images back?
http://home.arcor.de/christian_grau/dir/index.html
The system requirements are:
·
Memory
card reader (the media has to be appear as a drive)
·
Windows®
9X, ME, NT, 2000 or XP
This
little program is a free download and provides a lot of good information about
what is on your computer.It is the type of
information that you should print out and store away.Besides
providing you with information on the various hardware that is in your computer
or attached to your computer – it gives you serial numbers
of your computer, your motherboard and the software that you have installed.It tells you the amount of memory that is in your
computer and how many chips (and their value) that make up this memory.
This
message is given about your security – “Your profile information stays on your
PC, and is not sent over the Internet to any servers, including Belarc's server”.