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Memorial Hall Minutes Archive 2021

Minutes from Memorial Hall meetings in 2021

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No meetings held due to Covid-19 restrictions

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Shopping Online

Tips for Safer Shopping

  • Pay with a credit card or use PayPal to gain some protection against fraud
  • Use well known brands for preference (eg Amazon, Asda, Marks and Spencer, Debenhams, or B&Q etc.)
  • Check that a web site address is https before entering personal data into it
  • Avoid saving your bank card details where possible
  • Have a different and strong password for any sites where you enter personal data or engage in money transactions.
  • Strong passwords contain a mixture or capital and lower case letters plus numbers - and even symbols.
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Using Free Online Tools

All links to software listed below are given in good faith to what are believed to be reputable sources and not just time-limited demos. Some are 'lite' versions of more comprehensive commercial products and others, quite reasonably, include the offer to make a voluntary donation to support their continued development.
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Using Office

An Office Suite is a collection of general productivity software used to create documents, presentations, diagrams, charts an calculations etc. Office Suites usually comprise: wordprocessor, spreadsheet, database and some form of presentation software.

Microsoft Office has become the 'industry standard' but other online and free versions exist which may be perfectly adequate for the home user - and they are FREE!

All applications listed below are capable of sharing files with each other and with the paid for MS Office.

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Mail Merge Lists

Contact details of friends and family for example, can be entered into a spreadsheet or database application to create lists which can be stored, edited, sorted and used to produce outputs such as address labels.

Common 'Office Suites' of software include both a spreadsheet application and a wordprocessor which, when used in combination, can accomplish the task.

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Computing with Hampsthwaite Online

Venue: Hampsthwaite Memorial Hall - a registered UK Online Centre (No 3455051)
Tel: 0789 4442227
Email:  online@hampsthwaite.org.uk
URL: www.hampsthwaite.org.uk/memorialhall


Tutored morning sessions at 10.00am until Noon @ £5 per session

See Memorial Hall Noticeboard or the online Events Calendar for confirmation of all sessions. Sessions are aimed at complete beginners through to those who have some experience of using computers - but no previous knowledge of computers is assumed.

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Computing Tuesdays 2014

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Venue: Hampsthwaite Memorial Hall - a registered UK Online Centre (No 3455051)
Tel: 0789 4442227
Email:  online@hampsthwaite.org.uk
URL: www.hampsthwaite.org.uk/memorialhall


Tutored mornings sessions at 10.00am until Noon @ £5 per session

See Memorial Hall Noticeboard or the online Events Calendar for confirmation of all sessions. Sessions are aimed at complete beginners through to those who have some experience of using computers - but no previous knowledge of computers is assumed.

Introduction: Explore the many free resources on the Learn My Way web site. Here you can see the resources available, plan your own learning and decide if you wish to 'do it yourself' or join one of our tutored sessions. The aim of our tutored sessions is to provide a supportive environment where there is always someone to ask if you need help.

Tutored Sessions: For each session a key focus is suggested but participants can work on topics at their own pace and in any order - see below for payment details.


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