Mike
Please can you take me off the CUSS mailing list please. I have not been to the
U3A for about 3 years.
Thank you
Anne Wales
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On 17 Dec 2015, at 16:42, Mike Bean <Mike.Bean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Shirley,
My Way
There’s an automatic option (but is that too a malware product?!) or manual.
One potentially simple or the other with detailed options!
We (CUSSers) could address either after some checks and knowing what browsers
(IE, Chrome, FireFox etc) you use and what Windows you are using (I guess
Windows 10)).
Publisher 13
You know that I don’t set much store by such courses unless they are
one-to-one and have a specific objective. I use Publisher 2010 but would be
pleased to see what functionality we could uncover together sometime soon.
I could send you a copy of a recent .pub file I’ve created, using
functionality you might be trying to locate which might concentrate the
attention on research avenues!
So, unless you get a better offer we could look at both your problems
sometime soon and, as you have picked a calm period, we could fix a date
easily! However, I could shuffle a spot of about 2 hours together on Tuesday
22nd, otherwise the whole of 2016 beckons!
Mike
From: u3aavcuss-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:u3aavcuss-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Shirley Stokes
Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2015 1:39 PM
To: u3aavcuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [u3aavcuss] My Way programme on my Google page.
I have a new programme appearing every time I try to access my Google page
called ‘My Way’ I have not deliberately downloaded it, buy I can’t get rid
of it. I have gone on-line to see how to delete it, but, as usual, the
instructions are too complicated for me to follow!
It has altered my Google search headings, and I appear to have lost the
option to access Google Images, which I use a great deal for the newsletter.
Can anyone help?
I want my old Google bar back!
Also, while I am on line, is there anyone out there who is an expert user of
Publisher 13 which we bought for U3A some time ago. I use it for the
newsletter as you can see, but there are a number of simple functions that I
can’t seem to access (e.g. creating borders). I am sure that the options are
there, but I can’t find them. There are a whole number of small functions
which I used to use on the previous edition but cannot find now. I have
looked on line to see if there was a course on at The College, or in evening
classes but cannot find anything.
Any help would be appreciated.
Shirley Stokes
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