[accesscomp] Fw: Making a print job fit and Checking the validity of an email, Dan's tip for March 7 2013

From: "Bob Acosta" <boacosta@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "tektalk discussion" <tektalkdiscussion@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 7 Mar 2013 08:05:43 -0800

----- Original Message ----- 
From: dan 
To: dan 
Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2013 4:46 AM
Subject: Making a print job fit and Checking the validity of an email, Dan's 
tip for March 7 2013

There are two articles in this document each marked by an asterisk in the left 
margin.

The first is how to use print preview for making a print job fit and secondly 
is how to check the validity of an email.

Have a great Thursday!

*Making Every Print Job Fit 

http://www.180techtips.com/135.htm

Carpenters say that you should measure twice and cut once to avoid mistakes.  
We who use computers to create documents could use this idea to save some paper 
by always doing a print preview before we print anything.  Here's how to do it:

After you are done creating your masterpiece in Microsoft Word, Excel, 
Publisher, or most other programs you can go to the file menu and look for 
"Print Preview"

In the print preview mode you can see how your product will look when printed.  
You can also view multiple pages, zoom in and out and in some programs (such as 
MS Publisher) you can adjust the margins manually.  When you are done with the 
Print Preview mode you can exit it by clicking on "Close" on the toolbar.

*Checking The Validity Of An Email

Zapping Email Legends 

Have you ever received a chain email like this one: 

     Please pass this to everyone in your address book.

      We have a Deli manager (Acme Markets) from Philadelphia, Pa who has a 13 
year old daughter who has been missing for 2 weeks.
      Keep the picture moving on.
      With luck on her side she will be found.

      "I am asking you all, begging you to please forward this email . . . . "

It might look pretty convincing. You might even feel compelled to send it off 
to everyone you know immediately.  But before you do here's how you can check 
the validity an email message like this one: 

1)  Highlight and copy a sentence from the email: 

2)  Then paste that sentence into Google 

www.google.com

or any other search engine: 

3)  In the resulting search you might find lots of websites that can help you 
determine the validity of the email like this one: 

Snopes.com

http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/missing/ashleyflores.asp 

Hoax-Slayer.com
http://www.hoax-slayer.com/ashley-flores.html 

ChildAlert.org
http://www.childalert.org/hoaxes.htm 

EddieOnEverything.com
http://www.eddieoneverything.com/psa/ashley-flores-isnt-missing-helpfindashleyfloresyahoocom-isnt-a-real-address.php

Send messages to dthompson5@xxxxxxxxx

Morning Prayer

God, let my thoughts be yours, my words be yours, and may I be a blessing to 
someone today.

Frog:  Forever rely on God.

[accesscomp] Fw: Making a print job fit and Checking the validity of an email, Dan's tip for March 7 2013

Other related posts: