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Hello All,
I recently bought a new PC.  In setting it up, I chose to pin selected items to the Quick Access Menu.
You do that by right clicking on the icon/file in question and then clicking Pin to Quick Access
I found Quick Access to be a handy way to navigate File Explorer  I pinned in Quick Access those files/folders that I opened frequently
Quick Access always appeared as the first folder in File Explorer....until now

Microsoft, for reasons best known to others, renamed Quick Access to Home
Clicking on Home, opens up two folders, Quick access and Favorites

If you want to change the behavior of Home, type File Explorer Options in the Search tab  (It's just to the right of the Start button)
Look at the Privacy section and check/uncheck items to suit your preferences.

Ralph Sutter


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General Discussion / SLO Bytes Photo Group Report for 01/08/2023
« on: January 10, 2023, 11:49:21 AM »
Hello All,
Here is my Photo Group Report for the meeting of 01/08/2023

TOPIC: Things That I Learned with My Camera/Software

Ralph Sutter opened the meeting, calling attention to the Links Page https://www.slobytes.org/digital/links.html of the Photo Group website There, Sutter posted the following links
    Add an audio track with Davinci Resolve https://youtu.be/zrA7WW73lVg; video by Ralph Sutter
    For a more complete explanation by another author, see
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nR5fNrGPH8
    My Notes on Luminar Neo https://www.slobytes.org/digital/tutorials/Sutter-Luminar-Neo-Notes.docx
    Luminar Neo Keyboard Shortcuts https://manual.skylum.com/neo/en/topic/windows-keyboard-shortcuts
    Luminar Neo Keyboard Shortcuts on Two Pages https://www.slobytes.org/digital/documents/Luminar-Neo-Keyboard-Shortcuts.docx
    Sutter Notes Photo Group Meeting 01/08/2023 https://www.slobytes.org/digital/documents/sutter-notes-01-08-23.pdf
Ralph continued, sharing images of garden plants that he enhanced with Luminar Neo, his image editor of choice.
His most often used tool was the Supersharp extension

Alan Raul showed various manipulations of a King Tide image using different image editing programs.
He then took a gray dismal color picture and changed it to B&W using different image editing programs for a variety of effects.

Stanford Brown, trying to get the best images from his Samsung Galaxy phone, played a podcast that recommended always shooting in Portrait mode rather than Photo mode.
Further recommendations were to turn off the flash and avoid the digital zoom.
When shooting groups, tell everyone to close their eyes, opening them on the count of 3.
The final suggestion was to compose portraits leaving minimal space above the subjects' head

John Waller apologized for having few images to share. Sadly, he had an attic fire at his home and the only pictures that he could offer were shots of firetrucks and water damage.

During the Second Session, Kaye Raul pointed out resources for setting up a Sony A7IV camera, the camera used by three members of our photo group. Kay also called attention to the Nicolsy Challenge, https://community.nicolesy.com/s/52-photo-challenge consisting of 52 subjects to photograph, one for each week of the year.

Ralph Sutter attempted to show some of the features of the free version of the video editor, Davinci Resolve, but the cybergods did not allow that to happen.
Instead, Ralph directed the attention of the group to his YouTube video that illustrates what Sutter couldn't do during the Zoom Session  See Add an audio track with Davinci Resolve https://youtu.be/zrA7WW73lVg
Ralph Sutter

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General Discussion / Turn off Laptop Touchpad
« on: January 09, 2023, 02:06:45 PM »
Hello All,
My laptop is an HP Pavilion Laptop.  I rarely use the touchpad, preferring to connect a wireless mouse instead.
Frequently, when I am typing, my thumbs inadvertently brush the touchpad, moving the cursor in the process so that I am no longer typing where I intended.
A simple work around is to disable the touchpad.  Here is how I do so in Windows 11
In the Search window next to the Start button, type Touchpad
That brings up the Bluetooth and Devices >Touchpad window
The first slider turns the touchpad off/on
Next to that slider is a down facing arrow
Click it and a dropdown menu opens with a checkbox that reads Leave Touchpad on when a mouse is connected
If the box is checked, uncheck it
Now, as advertised, the Touchpad will be disabled as long as you have a mouse connected.
Disconnect the mouse and the Touchpad is re-enabled.

Note to Laptop Designers:  Why not move the Touchpad to a location where your thumbs never rest.  There is plenty of space to the right and to the left of the current position.
Ralph Sutter



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General Discussion / January 11th APCUG Webinars
« on: January 09, 2023, 08:46:27 AM »
Hello All,
This is a re-post of an e-mail received from SLO Bytes Parent organization, APCUG
Ralph Sutter

JANUARY 11, 2023
WEDNESDAY 2 HOUR WORKSHOP
9 am PT, 10 am MT, 11 am CT, 12 pm ET
 
DNA for Genealogy with Sue Mueller
Genealogy Group Leader, Computer Users of Erie
 
AND
 
Did you buy a new Smart TV this past holiday season
and aren’t sure how to set it up?
Hewie Poplock, Director
The Sarasota Technology Users Group
Host of the monthly online CFCS-STUG Windows SIG
 
1/11/23 – DNA for Genealogy and Smart TVs
 
Register for this workshop here -- https://forms.gle/5CxnBEbTEAXwE1kv8
You will receive an acknowledgment of your registration and will receive the workshop encrypted Zoom link on Tuesday, 1/10 after registration closes at 6 pm Pacific Time.
***************
DNA for Genealogy. What you can and cannot learn and why. Choosing your test: explore differences among testinganies. Sue will also talk about the importance of adding a tree to your results and extending your results with gedmatch.
 
***************
 
 Did you buy a new Smart TV this past holiday season and aren’t sure how to set it up?
On the other hand, do you have one you never set up? Hewie’s presentation will help us do both and how to turn a not-so-smart TV into one that is.
You have a Smart TV and use a cable service.
You have never explored any of the free or paid services available on your TV
Many friends and neighbors are in the same category
 
Hewie will show us how to add and use many free services. He will also describe many services you can use to view free movies and TV shows. You might eventually “cut the cable” by firing your cable company and only using streaming services once you experience how easy it is. All that is needed is a Smart TV and an Internet connection. While many services are free, you can get local, national, and ad-free programming and most sporting events with fee-based services.
 

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Hello All,
I recently began using the freeware video editor, Davinci Resolve 18.1, as an alternative to Adobe Premiere Elements 2023.
The former program is extremely powerful.  I used it to add a second audio track to a video that I had shot.
The first time that I did this, the process seemed quite complicated so I did a video screen capture of the steps that I took, more as a memo to self than as the definitive tutorial on the subject.
View it at https://youtu.be/zrA7WW73lVg

Ralph Sutter

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General Discussion / Notes for the SLO Bytes General Meeting of 01/01/2023
« on: December 28, 2022, 08:40:06 AM »
Hello All,
Here are my Notes for the SLO Bytes General Meeting of 01/01/2023

Avila Polar Bear Plungehttp://avilabeachpolarbearplunge.com/

Here’s Why Your AirTag Battery Replacement Is Not Working
https://slobytes.org/smf/index.php?topic=788.0
Started by Alan J. Raul

Do a Google Search by Image at images.google.com

Duplicate tab – All browsers

Wacom One:  https://www.amazon.com/Wacom-Graphic-Drawing-Tablet-Beginners/dp/B07S1RR3FR/ref=sr_1_3

Google Advanced Search:  https://www.google.com/advanced_search

Change case in Word https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/change-the-capitalization-or-case-of-text-1d86cf80-fbef-4380-8d6f-59a6b77db749

USB Connectors  https://www.techdim.com/types-of-usb-connectors/

USB Video  https://youtu.be/8SHEnaV1SYA

Converters
Multi Port USB Hubs https://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-USB-Hubs/zgbs/pc/17387627011
Look for powered hubs

Docking Station  https://www.amazon.com/Docking-Multiport-DisplayPort-Ethernet-Compatible/dp/B0B9BG7K1Z/ref=sr_1_8
Look for powered hubs
 FALWEDI 14 in 1 docking station
 2 x HDMI
 1 x Display Port
 1 x RJ45 Ethernet
 1 x USB-C Data transfer
 1 x PD3.0 charging
 2 x USB3.0
 3 x USB2.0
 1 x 3.5mm Audio and Mic
 1 x Micro SD card reader
 1 x SD card reader
Look for powered hubs

Keyboard Navigation
Home – Go to beginning of line  Ctrl + Home – Go to beginning of page
End – Go to end of line  Ctrl + End – Go to end of page

Wi-Fi Adapter  https://www.amazon.com/wifi-adapter/s?k=wifi+adapter

Bluetooth Adapter  https://www.amazon.com/bluetooth-adapter-Electronics/s?k=bluetooth+adapter&rh=n%3A172282

Luci Light  https://www.amazon.com/MPOWERD-Luci-Original-Solar-Inflatable/dp/B00DQ1RDWS?th=1

Luci Light with USB Charging Capability https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0794WJ2ST/ref=emc_b_5_t  ($27.96)
     https://www.amazon.com/MPOWERD-Luci-Original-Inflatable-Features/dp/B074NMPPVK/ref=sr_1_5  ($16.00)

20 volt DeWalt battery adapter with USB ports  https://www.amazon.com/DEWALT-USB-CHARGING-KIT-DCB094K/dp/B09YY1WTHJ

Ifixit.com https://www.ifixit.com

Manuals On Line  http://www.manualsonline.com/

Garden Planting Schedule
 https://attachments.convertkitcdnm.com/117323/b1050f9d-8f90-48e1-808d-ea23d46c1fc7/Vegetable-Planting-Schedule-AudreysLittleFarm.pdf

Frostdate – Another Garden Planting Schedule - https://frostdate.com/

20 volt 8 amp hour battery replacement for Dewalt battery Two Pack $58.98 
https://www.ebay.com/itm/314175184937?epid=21057519645&hash=item49264ce029:g:cewAAOSwxEFjjU2J 
Dewalt 20 volt  Battery 2 pack 20 volt 5 amp hour  $149.00 https://www.homedepot.com/s/dewalt%2020%20volt%20replacement%20battery?NCNI-5

If you insist on original equipment Dewalt batteries, buy this  from Ace Hardware What's Included: (2) 20V MAX Lithium Ion Batteries, (1) DCB107 Charger, (1) Carrying Bag and (1) Belt Clip $119
https://www.acehardware.com/departments/tools/power-tools/cordless-drills/2493427

Twisty Ties -  Use Pipe Cleaners  Walmart Creativity Street Chenille Stems, Regular, Assorted Colors 100/Pkg.  $3.85
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Creativity-Street-Chenille-Stems-Regular-Assorted-Colors-100-Pkg/14867688?athbdg=L1600

Show choices when pasting into Word  https://it.nmu.edu/docs/paste-options-microsoft-office-word

Islapedia: a Wiki for the California Channel Islands https://www.islapedia.com/index.php?title=Welcome_to_Islapedia

LastPass Security Follow-up:  https://blog.lastpass.com/2022/12/notice-of-recent-security-incident/
Ask Leo on LastPass Breach:  https://askleo.com/lastpass-breach/ 

Bypass Show More Options:  Open the Terminal as an Administrator (Right click on Start Menu) and paste in the command below
 reg add "HKCU\Software\Classes\CLSID\{86ca1aa0-34aa-4e8b-a509-50c905bae2a2}\InprocServer32" /f /ve
NOTE:  You must restart the computer to enable this change

Weather Station Data
https://www.fullbean.com/weather/weather.html
https://www.rainwise.net/weather/Sutter93420

Lopez Lake Link
https://wr.slocountywater.org/site/?site_id=16&site=ad5cdb23-3e46-41f0-98a9-b169a505c0f4

Sutter YouTube Content;  Add audio voiceover to Davinci Resolve:  https://youtu.be/zrA7WW73lVg
    Coffee Roasting at Home with a Kaldi Roaster:  https://youtu.be/PcvFqW_IfxU

Fake E-mail Primer by Theo Joe  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hF1bIT1ym4g


Ralph Sutter

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General Discussion / Update on LastPass Data Breach
« on: December 22, 2022, 01:50:45 PM »
Hello All,
To learn details of the LastPass data breach, I have provided a link to their blog
View it at https://blog.lastpass.com/2022/12/notice-of-recent-security-incident/
Ralph Sutter

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General Discussion / SLO Bytes Photo Group Notes for 12/11/2022
« on: December 12, 2022, 12:55:43 PM »
Hello All,
This report of the SLO Bytes Photo Group meeting of 12/11/2022 was written by Alan Raul, filling in for Ralph Sutter.  Thanks Alan
Ralph Sutter

January 8, 2023 Meeting Topic
“Things I learned with my camera and/or software”
Begins at 2:00pm

Alan Raul showed images of the "Altrusa's Festival of Trees" located in the Santa Maria Town Center Mall.
https://santamaria.com/events/details/altrusa-s-festival-of-trees-12-10-2022-43970
https://www.altrusaofthecentralcoast.org/

Also showed by Alan was the lighted Christmas tree at the end of the Pismo Beach Pier and pictures of holiday items around mom's house.

Kaye Raul showed images of Christmas decorations around her neighborhood braving the flying Santa Claus. She also showed closeups of Christmas Tree ornaments.

John Waller showed a movie of the Arroyo Grande Christmas parade and other holiday images.

Stan Brown showed pictures of his neighborhood after the rain. These included a variety of holiday themed decorations.

Skylum Luminar Neo Review
https://stuckincustoms.com/skylum-luminar-neo-review/
Kaye mentioned that the latest Neo update was over 5GB

Lightroom Classic Over Photoshop
https://asktimgrey.com/2022/06/13/lightroom-classic-over-photoshop/

Image Capture User Guide
https://support.apple.com/guide/image-capture/welcome/mac

Transfer images in Image Capture on Mac
https://support.apple.com/guide/image-capture/transfer-images-imgcp1003/8.0/mac/13.0

Take a screenshot on your Mac
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201361

Reset Windows 10 or 11
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/recovery-options-in-windows-31ce2444-7de3-818c-d626-e3b5a3024da5#bkmk_win11_reset_pc
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/recovery-options-in-windows-31ce2444-7de3-818c-d626-e3b5a3024da5#bkmk_win11_reset_pc&WindowsVersion=Windows_10

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General Discussion / APCUG December 2022 Free Webinars
« on: December 12, 2022, 12:41:17 PM »
Hello All,
This is a re-posting of an e-mail initiated by Judy Taylour, APCUG Representative of SLO Bytes parent organization, APCUG
Ralph Sutter

DECEMBER 2022
WEDNESDAY WORKSHOPS
9 am PT, 10 am MT, 11 am CT, 12 pm ET
 
December 14, 2022
'Tis the season for taking pictures & videos
 
Preserving your digital photos
Mark Schulman
and
Record 4k resolution videos with your smartphone
John Krout
 
December 28, 2022
Learning Linux
We want to hear from you at the end of '22
New through more experienced Linux users
The Linux Team
 
December 14 – Preserving Digital Photos and Record 4k resolution videos with your smartphone
 
Register for this workshop - https://forms.gle/oHcBYCiVYZZetnXF7
 
Preserving Digital Photos with Mark Schulman. Digital photos ought to last forever. Digital photos don't fade with time and can protect against natural disasters like fire and floods. That's the theory, anyway. And yet, if you're one of the millions of people with a digital camera, the chances of your great-grandchildren ever seeing your digital photos are very slim. Find out why the odds are stacked against you and what you can do to increase the chances that your family historian 200 years from now will be able to enjoy the photos you're taking now.
 
Record 4K resolution Video with your smartphone or tablet with John Krout. Modern top-of-the-line smartphones can shoot 4K resolution videos, meaning 8.3 megapixels resolution. However, suppose your slightly older smartphone or tablet has a camera with an 8.3-megapixel resolution. In that case, this presentation will show you a free app to shoot 4K resolution videos on your Apple or Android phone. In addition, you will see a comparison of file sizes by different 4K video apps. Finally, decide for yourself which app does the best recording for your needs.
**********
December 28 - Learning Linux
We want to hear from you at the end of 22, new through more experienced users.
The Linux Team: Orv Beach, Cal Esneault, John Kennedy, and Dave Melton
 
Register for this workshop - https://forms.gle/812YiZZmBb9NEED36
 
Due to the holidays, we've moved the December Linux workshop to the 4th Wednesday. We hope you have a very Happy Holiday season. As we wrap things up, we want to hear from you at the end of '22. The team is sure there are some lingering questions you might want to ask or topics you might want to clarify. Is there something you would like to see again, or do you want to share some great news about Linux? We want to hear from anyone and everyone. Whether you are new to Linux, someone giving it a try from what you've learned in these workshops, or a more experienced user that wants to share information with the group or be there to help answer questions. We are also looking for suggestions for what the Learning Linux Workshops should be in '23. If you want to get your questions or things you'd like to see on the agenda (so you are guaranteed to get an answer), please email the "Host" at jkennedy@apcug.org so the team can prepare the response or demo. See everyone at the end of the month.
 
Bill James will tell us about his first-time experience with Linux.

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Here are my Notes for the SLO Bytes Photo Group Meeting held on 11/13/2022

TOPIC: Images of the Fall
Ralph Sutter opened the meeting with photos of pumpkins, Autumn leaves and a campfire.

Alan Raul followed showing persimmons and changing leaves along the Bob Jones Trail, Avila, and the surrounding area.

Stanford Brown proceeded with the evolution of Fall colors. We saw persimmons, a Heron, acorns and leaves turning progressively more from green to many shades of brown.

Kaye Raul offered a video of changing leaves on trees and grape vines, backed by appropriate music.

John Waller, in addition to Fall colors, also shared sharp images from the Santa Maria Air Show with low flying P38s, c17s A 35s and a C130 fire suppression aircraft. He then visited a local winery with an impressive collection of steam-powered engines. John explained how he enhanced the image of a stunt plane flying in the mist through photo manipulation in Adobe Lightroom.

In the Second Session, Alan raved about the quality of the B and H Photo Optic West Convention in Monterey that he attended. Raul created a video of his experience quickly using an iPhone 14 Pro Max and iMovie on a 2022 iPad Pro 12.9 inch. View it at "http://slolug.com/bb347652/

Additional information:
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/promotion/17247/optic-west.html
https://www.youtube.com/c/BandH/streams

Ralph touted the power of Davinci Resolve 18, a powerful free video editor. Sutter created a download link for the program and a detailed third-party tutorial. Links follow
Davinci Resolve 18 https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/

YouTube Video Tutorial for Davinci Resolve
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEksPdEc7aI

This information also appears on the Links Page;
https://www.slobytes.org/digital/links.html

Our final meeting of 2022 will take place on December 11th beginning at 2:00pm. The topic will be Holidays

Ralph Sutter

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Hello All,
I am re-posting this announcement from APCUG, SLO Bytes' Parent organization
Ralph Sutter

NOVEMBER 16, 2022
 
WEDNESDAY WORKSHOP
9 am PT, 10 am MT, 11 am CT, 12 pm ET
 
Learning Linux from the
Windows User's Point of View - Part 3
 
With Orv Beach, Linux Guru; Cal Esneault, Linux SIG Leader & Teacher, Cajun Clickers Computer Club; and John Kennedy, Host, Linux SIG/Help Desk & Webmaster, East-Central Ohio Technology Users Club
 
Register for this workshop here – https://forms.gle/UtwJB2hRSSN8uSbw5 
 
Join us on the 16th as we wrap up our series on Learning Linux from the Windows 10 User's Point of View. Last month, we talked about the software that comes by default with your Linux distro. This month, Cal will speak to us about getting additional programs/apps. He will also review the new ways programs are getting packaged.
 
Orv will look deeper into the Linux Control Panel or Settings Menu to see what other settings Linux users might have that Windows users don't. With Linux, different distros might have more or fewer settings from which to choose. He will be sharing the KDE settings menu, which probably has the most, for those that like to customize.
 
We sometimes hear that people moving to Linux have problems with their printers, so John will talk briefly about that. If there's time, our last presentation will be on Ventoy, another option for running a live distro off a USB thumb drive. However, this option allows you to have multiple distros on just one drive.
 
We hope that during our Open Mic/Q&A, we get to hear from some current Windows 10 users who have given Linux a try either from a live distro or installed it on an older piece of hardware.
 

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General Discussion / Back Up a Computer that Won't Boot - Leo Notenboom
« on: November 08, 2022, 10:31:34 AM »
Hello All,

The link below will take you to Leo Notenboom's article on how to back up a computer that won't boot.  Leo mentions the backup programs Macrium Reflect and EaseUS Todo

https://askleo.com/how-to-back-up-a-machine-that-wont-boot/

Ralph Sutter

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Hello All,
What follows below is a re-post of an e-mail sent to me by Judy Taylour, Representative for SLO Bytes' parent group, APCUG
Ralph Sutter

Saturday Safaris
Exploring Technology In-Depth
 
Register here – https://forms.gle/kzVQiVj41qkkSgVb8 

November 12, 2022
9 am PT, 10 am MT, 11 am CT, 12 pm ET

Cyber-safety in the digital age

Bob Gostischa, Enthusiastic IT Security Expert
You always learn something new & have a few laughs.
Cyber-safety in the digital age. How we live, work, and play has changed dramatically throughout the past half-century. The 9-5 economics of years past have been replaced with globally integrated 24/7 service offerings. Consumers in the digital age have access to a host of services and products that could only have been considered available in the realm of science fiction. This presentation points out the dangers and offers suggestions that will aid in keeping you secure in this digital era. Using the right programs and apps can help keep you safe and secure and shrink your digital footprint. Using free programs and apps whenever possible to accomplish this goal is a bonus, and this presentation includes information on many recommended free programs.
 
It is almost time for Black Friday!
Thinking About Building or Buying a New Computer?

Roger Fujii, Treasurer, Potomac Area Technology and Computer Society
Are you thinking about building or buying a new computer? Given the announcements of new CPUs and graphics cards, the introduction of DDR5, and the GPU pricing crash, now is an excellent time to consider building a new computer. Even if you don’t think you want to build it yourself, knowing what the parts are will help evaluate if the price is good for what you are getting. This workshop will cover the components needed and some pitfalls to be aware of.
 
APCUG Annual Meeting
Starts at 2:30 pm ET
 
APCUG Annual Meeting. State of the Union, State of the State, State of Your City, join us for a State of APCUG meeting. President Ray Baxter will talk about what is happening with APCUG, and he will also give an almost year-end treasurer’s report; Advisors will speak about their Regions, Judy will present information about various committees, Election Committee members will present a slate of proposed officers (everyone agreed to run again) plus there will be time for nominations from the attendees. To nominate someone, you need their permission. Then we will open up the meeting for our usual Q&A.
 
Here are the descriptions for Directors and Advisors.
Directors are responsible for running APCUG’s daily business. Each January, they elect the required President, Secretary, and Treasurer. An additional officer is the Vice President.
 
Advisors are responsible for interfacing with the member groups in their assigned regions. They are the information conduit between their groups and APCUG. Advisors submit a monthly report on their group interaction and contribute a quarterly article for Reports on their group’s meetings, etc. They elect a Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary in early January.
 
Directors and Advisors have a combined monthly meeting via Zoom.

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General Discussion / Notes for SLO Bytes General Meeting of 11/06/2022
« on: October 29, 2022, 03:26:54 PM »
Hello All,
I will be substituting for Alan Raul during the SLO Bytes General Session of 11/-6/2022
Here are the tentative Notes for that presentation
Ralph Sutter

From BB
Set up Windows 11 without a Microsoft Account
Alan said:  I found and tested another way to install Windows 11 without a Microsoft Account (MSA).
Disconnect from the internet and start the install process, once you are at the login section of the setup press...
Shift + F10   to open the command prompt and
Type:  OOBE\BYPASSNRO
https://slobytes.org/smf/index.php?topic=760.0

Status of Your Ballot - WheresMyBallot.sos.ca.gov
Opt for notification by e-mail, text message or phone
Troubleshooting -  Where's My Ballot - Troubleshooting (ca.gov)

Pizza Party on YouTube  https://youtu.be/is1BRpgAzWo

Save DVD Installation Disk as an ISO File https://www.fullbean.com/tutorials/infrarecorder.html

Logitech Mouse Doesn’t Remember Setup Options - https://youtu.be/FFiBeRsAAl8

Starlink for RVs:  https://www.starlink.com/rv  $599 + $135/mo
Starlink Coverage Map:  https://www.starlink.com/map?source=rv
Starlink also offers coverage for Aviation and Marine

Show/Hide Desktop Icons
   Go to the Windows Desktop by holding down the Windows key and pressing m
Right Click on View
Uncheck the option Show Desktop Icons

Control When Computer Sleeps
Control Panel/Power Options/Choose When to Turn Off the Display or Change When the Computer Sleeps

Microsoft FAX and Scan 
https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/windows-fax-and-scan/9NBLGGH4V8L9

Windows Split Screen - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8MGQ7Zpfq8
Also (Windows 10 and 11) https://www.howtogeek.com/824707/how-to-split-screen-on-windows/

Multiple Desktops
Right Click on an open area of the Taskbar/ Taskbar Settings/Task View/Turn it on

Microsoft Outlook 365 Recover Recently Deleted E-mails
From inside Outlook, go to Search Window and type Deleted
See Recover Items Recently Removed from This Folder
Click on that name.  That will open a file named Recover Deleted Items
Open it and search by name for the deleted e-mail that you want.
Tip:  Sort the displayed files by Name or Date to find them more quickly
Click on the deleted file that you want to recover.  That action will move it back to the folder from which it was deleted

How to Activate the Speech-to-Text Tool
You can activate speech-to-text from the Tools menu – it is the fourth menu item from the bottom. Or you can use the Ctrl+Shift+S (on Windows) or Command+Shift+S (on Mac) shortcut to activate it.
In order to enable this feature, it is necessary to change privacy settings, giving Microsoft more access to your data

Treesize Free
https://customers.jam-software.de/downloadTrial.php

Karen’s Directory Printer
https://www.karenware.com/powertools/karens-directory-printer

Irfanview
Download from https://www.irfanview.com/main_download_engl.htm
Go to https://www.fosshub.com/IrfanView.html
Click on https://www.fosshub.com/IrfanView.html?dwl=iview460_x64_setup.exe
Click on https://www.fosshub.com/IrfanView.html?dwl=iview460_plugins_x64_setup.exe
Irfanview Features: 
Slideshow See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EEkHF8Uik0&ab_channel=RalphSutter
Add Text
Crop/rotate
Play audio 
Play Video
Edit Photos
Edit/Show Paint Dialog:  Erase, Clone, Insert Arrows, much more
Show Info
Borders
Shapes:  Oval – Add Shadows, Shapes, Rounded Corners/Ellipse

My Favorite Windows Keyboard Shortcuts
(In all cases with Ctrl shortcuts, you must hold down the Ctrl key while pressing the second key indicated)
Ctrl a – Select All
Ctrl b – Bold
Ctrl c– Copy
Ctrl p – Print
Ctrl s – Open Save dialog
Ctrl x – Cut selection
Ctrl y – Redo
Ctrl z – Undo
Windows m – Go to Desktop
Esc – Escape current action
Alt Tab – Displays all open programs  While continuing to hold down Alt, repeatedly press Tab to move from program to program
Format Painter – Select the Format Painter icon  after highlighting the format that you want to copy Then click the text where you wish to apply the formatting
Note:  Click the Format Painter icon two times quickly Then you can click text multiple times and it will apply the format of the text repeatedly until you stop clicking and press ESC
Open with – Sets default application:  Right click on the program to be launched/Choose Open with/Click on Choose Another App (even if the desired app is a visible option)/Check the box Always/Click on that app

SeaQuench Portable Saltwater Desalinator:  https://www.quenchsea.world/

Print Screen
Press the PrtScSysRq key – This copies the screen
Open any photo editing program

Paint comes installed in Windows
Open Paint and paste the content of the clipboard into the new file with Ctrl V or Right Click and select Paste

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General Discussion / Photo Group Report for 10/09/2022
« on: October 09, 2022, 06:55:26 PM »
Hello All,
Here is my report for the SLO Bytes Photo Group Meeting of 10/09/2022

TOPIC: Look Up; Share images consistent with the theme

Ralph Sutter opened the meeting with rooftops, structures and other objects as seen from below.

Alan Raul showed updated images of the Shell Beach construction project of the new seawall, staircase and sidewalk along the oceanfront. He showed "before and after" images using Adobe Photoshop 2022 and the image perspective tool.

Stanford Brown first asked for ideas as to how to improve an image in which light from a large window blew out the facial features of the subject standing beside it. He later offered a bird nest, seascapes and hot rods seen at Cider Creek Bakery, Paso Robles

Kaye Raul
delivered a slide show of her recent camping trip to Yosemite Valley, complete with flowing rivers, towering trees and iconic rocks.

John Waller took his camera to San Luis Regional Airport, capturing planes in flight. To this he added rain clouds, a missile launch and a full moon.

Our final meeting of 2022 will take place on December 11th beginning at 2:00pm
See the Links Page for tutorials and other resources
https://www.slobytes.org/digital/links.html

Ralph Sutter

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