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November 12, 2008
Martha House, Librarian
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If you enjoy pain, you might want to take a look at the high school's tech handbook. It contains the basics about what we have and how it works.
E-mail can be great, but it can also be supremely annoying. Check out e-mail no-nos so you at least realize it when you are irritating your friends.Need software? Download freeware and shareware from CNET.
Oh yes, the HTML Goodies page is helpful. Complete with tutorials, it has most of what you'd want to know about HTML.
If you want to know what technical terms mean, check out the following three sites: Webopedia, and The Computer.User.com High-Tech Dictionary.
Tech Tips and Help for Audio Visual Equipment includes all kinds of information about choosing and maintaining AV equipment. There is more to life than computers.
Even Macintosh computers sometimes crash and burn. MacFixIt has current, helpful troubleshooting suggestions.
Apple's Knowledge Base contains articles on troubleshooting from the horse's mouth. If you call Apple tech support, chances are that some seventeen-year-old will read you some advice from this site. Don't forget to check the software updates while you are here.
Mac|Life can be helpful. It is a bit too full of itself for my taste, but it often has good information and is a solid second opinion after reading MacWorld.