Digital photos are an amazing invention. Point, click, snap, repeat. No longer do we have to concern ourselves with film or poor exposure, etc… the tech in our digital cameras does it all. So what do we do when we end up with 10 000 family photos?

01 – Look at my camera. Click!
02 – Picking the right program
03 – Transferring digital photos to your PC
04 – Creating albums and tags
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Computers, when combined with the Internet, become even more amazing tools. There is a dark side. We’ll cover the basics of security in this Stack.

01 – On-line dangers summary
02 – Protection 101
03 – Worst case scenario
04 – Installing AV / Malware scanners
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Skype is such an important part of life now-a-days that this Stack doesn’t require a clever title. Skype. That is all.

01 – Introduction & questions
02 – Installation  & setup
03 – Let’s communicate
04 – Advanced Skyping
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01 – How backing up can save your bacon
02 – Picking the right program
03 – Transferring digital photos to your PC
04 – Creating albums and tags
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01 – About the Cloud

02 – What you need to start Cloud Computing
03 – Cloud in action
04 – Recommended Cloud services
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01 – About The Cloud
The cloud has actually been around for many years. In it’s simplest form, it’s just having your data / email off site. Those of you who have gmail / hotmail / yahoo email accounts have actually been using a Cloud Service.

In the past the biggest limitation to the cloud was our Internet Providers speeds and data plans. It wasn’t practical to save your documents onto a remote server a few years ago, when it would take several minutes to save a single word document. Now days, we can sync a document into the cloud in a number of seconds.

In the Stack, we are going to be looking a creating a web-based email account with Gmail and Windows Live. This will cover our Email and calendars. After that we are going to be looking at a cloud based data service, namely Dropbox, which will allow us to save our work into the cloud. After we’ve saved a few documents we’re going to access those documents on different Computers, namely a PC and MAC, as well as our smart phones.

02 – What you need to start Cloud Computing
There is always a Before You Begin section isn’t there? Well in this case, we are going to be contacting our Internet Service Provider to find out what our data plan is and if it is going to be worthwhile saving our documents to the cloud. We will also download the necessary client programs.

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1. Understand your computer
2. Troubleshooting your Computer
3. Install Software
4. Surfing the Internet
5. Documents
6. Printers

This package contains a series of videos that together will enable you to get the most from the Software Experience. Whether you’re building onto a PC foundation of starting all of this for the first time. This is definatly a must for any Computer Nuts out there.