Now is the time for
Now is the time
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Kids Books - any language
The International Children's Digital Library has hundreds of books in virtually any language you can imagine (Mongolian, anyone?). It is very kid-friendly! You log on, click on the revolving icon that says "Read Books," and immediately kids can pick their own books with easy to decipher buttons -- Red Covers, Short Books, True Books, Imaginary Characters, etc.
Sunday, March 11, 2012
No VGA Cable
Computer problem
Screen shows “No VGA Cable” ... nothing else
Solution - Go to 3rd button down on the side of the screen ... has an arrow pointing to the right. Set it to DIGITAL INPUT
Problem solved.
Screen shows “No VGA Cable” ... nothing else
Solution - Go to 3rd button down on the side of the screen ... has an arrow pointing to the right. Set it to DIGITAL INPUT
Problem solved.
Saturday, July 23, 2011
PRINT SCREEN
Take a screen capture (print screen)
You can take a picture of what is on your screen by pressing PRINT SCREEN (PRTSC or PRTSCN on some keyboards). This is called a screen capture. You can then paste the screen capture into a document, e‑mail message, or other file. There are two types of screen captures you can take: the entire screen, or just the active window. For example, if you have three programs open at the same time, you might want a screen capture of only the active window.
To copy the entire screen
•Press PRINT SCREEN.
To copy only an active window
•Press ALT+PRINT SCREEN.
You can take a picture of what is on your screen by pressing PRINT SCREEN (PRTSC or PRTSCN on some keyboards). This is called a screen capture. You can then paste the screen capture into a document, e‑mail message, or other file. There are two types of screen captures you can take: the entire screen, or just the active window. For example, if you have three programs open at the same time, you might want a screen capture of only the active window.
To copy the entire screen
•Press PRINT SCREEN.
To copy only an active window
•Press ALT+PRINT SCREEN.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
COMPUTER - EXTEND TIME
Extending time from CybraryNet
Open the CybraryNet application at the Information Desk
Double click on the computer name (ex: wh-inet1)
Click on the "Send Command" button
Click the down arrow under Selected Command
Choose Remote Snooze on the drop down list
Enter the number of minutes by which the session should be extended
Click the Send Command button on the right - note that "Success" appears in the right of the box
Close open windows
Open the CybraryNet application at the Information Desk
Double click on the computer name (ex: wh-inet1)
Click on the "Send Command" button
Click the down arrow under Selected Command
Choose Remote Snooze on the drop down list
Enter the number of minutes by which the session should be extended
Click the Send Command button on the right - note that "Success" appears in the right of the box
Close open windows
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