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Meetings During the
Week 5 - 10 October 2015
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12 - 17 October 2015
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Hello and Welcome,
Details of next week's meetings
are below:
Friday
9 October
- Friday Forum - 9:30am -
12:30pm
Roger Foulds
will review the latest version of the office program, Kingsoft WPS 10, at
this meeting.
Roger will
show those parts of the program that can be used as an alternative to
Libre Office and where it falls short.
There will
be a question and answer session and general discussion at the meeting.
Friday 9 October -
Communications - J Lucke - 12:30pm - 3:30pm
Cloud Storage - The Pros &
Cons
Using the “cloud” for storing programs, documents,
photos, e-mails and contact lists, etc. has in recent times become quite a
common backup solution for many computer, tablet and mobile phone users.
While the cloud relieves the burden of large local data storage, it raises
questions about data confidentiality and integrity protection. Once data
has been put on remote servers, owners no longer physically possess it,
creating concerns about the data being corrupted or accessed by
unauthorized users.
At this month's meeting John Lucke will discuss
some of the advantages and disadvantages of using
popular cloud storage services and the alternative options that are
available.
There will also be time for a question and answer
session and a general discussion.
Saturday 10
October - Penrith Group - F Bowman - 2:00pm -
5:00pm
The
Penrith Group will start their meeting with a question and answer session
around the table to enable members to share problems, advice and tips.
The
group will discuss the following topics during the
meeting:
(a)
The latest news about Windows 10; and
(b)
The usefulness of the system configuration program,
MSCONFIG.
Tony
will also recount his experiences with creating a virtual operating system
on his laptop.
If you
intend to go to this meeting, please e-mail Frank at fbowman@ozemail.com.au for the
location of the meeting place.
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John
Mathews
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