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ps Thanks Lauri and Audrey

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Maps:

To get Map/s anywhere in the world 

Non-Commercial, "SpeakFreely"

• Conference Mode - Now, you'll be able to have a full, multiperson conference call, without having to use multicasting!
• Enhanced Answering Machine - The answering machine now supports a pre-recorded outgoing message so people will know when you are not available.
• Echo Mode - The Windows version now has an echo mode rather than requiring a separate Unix-based server.
• ICQ Interoperability - Now there is no need to manually setup ICQ for the correct Speak Freely directory!

SpeakFreely

PureVoice:

.. is used to make sound-messages that can be sent to an eMail address. These notes tell you how to use "PureVoice" to make short, simple sound-messages .. as well as ..  enhanced sound-files.

Computer Text Books:

.. On Line Computer Text Books: Use of The Internet, Web Pages, Microsoft, UNIX, JAVA, JavaScript, Visual Basic,  Networks, TCP/IP etc.

Web Page Making:

An Elder's tutorial for making Web Pages

Audrey, how do you add photos to your wallpaper file, and how do you rotate them????

• click start
• click settings
• click control panel
• click display
• click browse
• and enter the path to the folder where you have your photos stored
• then just choose the one to be added to the display background list.

From there any time you want a change click on a photo again and backgrounds and choose the new one.

There are some photo programs that will also give the option of automatically adding a photo to that background list.