March 19, 2010 10:00-11:30 AM Class Entry Fee= $1.00 per person
Topic: Search Engine Smackdown: Google vs Bing ; RAFFLE
Most people use Google, but Microsoft's Bing is gaining momentum.
From 10:05-10:55, Barry will explore and compare the basic features of these popular search engines. A brief question and answer session and a raffle featuring member donated items and free Smart Computing subscriptions will follow directly after the class, so don't even think of going home early.
Microsoft warns that when a Windows 2000 or XP Internet Explorer user is prompted to press the <F1> Help key, malware is introduced into the computer. No patch has been issued to fix this problem, so don't tempt the devil. Snopes says this is TRUE.  for details.
 New Club pictures taken by Ada Grossman on 02/05/2010
Junior (Club Mascot and Therapy Dog)
THE DBCC now uses and highly recommends the following programs:
Microsoft Security Essentials.
for Microsoft's step-by-step instructions on how to uninstall your existing antivirus and antispyware programs properly.
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware program
Superantispyware
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