Here is the link to Michael’s presentation on passwords, passkeys, etc
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KhZBFLao7__9E242HqHJKsI1W1AuQV2S/view?usp=sharing
Here is the link to Michael’s presentation on passwords, passkeys, etc
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KhZBFLao7__9E242HqHJKsI1W1AuQV2S/view?usp=sharing
The photo group will head west on April 1st at 1 pm, If you want to join us, can offer or need a ride, then please send an email to photos@victoriacomputerclub.org. Here are some possible stopping places to take photos.
Here are slides from March 18th presentation.
Here are the slides from Hewie Boplock’s presentation to the Victoria Computer Club January 28th 2025:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/180FcETw9ADgBFnGSYHzI19h8wJA4GX32/view?usp=sharing
Link to Device Basics presentation slated for December 17th. Last time we covered terminology, so I have added the first slide about that.
And here is a list of books available at GVPL on the topic of Cyber Security https://librarian.syndetics.
Tired of trying to figure out your smartphone? There is an option we can provide, a flip phone for seniors. It features a large dial pad and works off your current Sim card. $80
To purchase, please book an appointment with Gord on a Friday morning at Silver Threads
SORRY, ALL TICKETS ARE NOW SOLD. Cost / person: Members: $20 cash or cheque only, tax included. Non-members: (limited number) $30. Tickets go on sale Nov 5th at the Silver Threads Saanich front desk.
Menu:
Buffet menu of turkey, pan gravy, cranberry sauce, homemade stuffing, mashed potatoes, roasted carrots, mixed greens with dijon dressing, seasonal desserts, and coffee / tee. Everything except the stuffing and the desserts is gluten free.
Here are the slides from September 24h’s presentation on purchasing a mobile phone and plan.
Here are the slides for the presentation by George and Dorothy on July 22, 2024
Key to managing your emails is to use an email service with excellent automatic filtering and categorization, such as Gmail.com, Outlook.com, or iCloud.com . Forward any other emails to that address. George’s approach (see his slides) is to deal with cleaning up emails once a year, and to buy space to allow that to wait. Dorothy’s approach (see her slides) is to clean up emails as they arrive.
We covered migration to a better email service, backing up all your emails, marking those for, and not for, deletion, and deleting them.
I didn’t get to explain that though an email begins with “Hello Janice, Computer Club Member” or similar, be assured that if it contains a link to “unsubscribe”, it is just one of several hudred similar emails sent to our members. Deleting it is not unsubscribing. Unsubcribing will prevent any more newsletters from reaching you, and we don’t want that to happen while you are a member of the club.