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September 17, 2010
In This Issue
Microsoft Outlook Social Connection
Ask the Professor

 
 
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Community Spotlight

The Taste of Encino, the biggest event in the San Fernando Valley, will be located at St. Cyril's School at 4548 Haskell Street, Encino on Saturday, October 9, 2010 beween 10am and 9pm.   
 
 The Gold Sponsors are the Van Nuys/Los Angeles World Airports, Providence - Tarzana Medical Center, and Mercedes-Benz of Encino. 
 
The Taste will feature
  • Food and Beverages from great local restaurants
  • Health and Wellness Pavilion
  • Children's Activities including Moon Bounce and Rock Climbing Wall
  • Arts and Crafts Fair
  • Continuous Live Entertainment - 11 hours from 10am to 9pm
  • Emergency Preparedness Exhibit
  • Expanded Beer and Wine Pavilion
 
Proceeds support the Encino Chamber's community and local school projects and activities.
 
For information, call 818 789-4711 or go to TasteOfEncino.com
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PRODUCT OF THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
 
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Greetings!  

Microsoft has just introduced an updated Outlook Social Connector that provides an easy way to stay in touch with friends and colleagues utilizing Outlook and Facebook.  Read how in the featured article. 
 
We are introducing a new column - Community News.  If you have an item you wish listed, please contact us.      
 
Sincerely,
 
Jamshid Javidi, President, CEO Computers
 Outlook gets Social
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The Microsoft Outlook Social Connector Provider for Facebook allows you to connect your Facebook account to the Outlook Social Connector and obtain information about your friends and colleagues. You can see status updates and recently posted items from your Facebook contacts.

You can also use Outlook Social Connector to display a quick view of related Outlook content when you click on an email from a contact, such as recent e-mail conversations, meetings, and shared attachments to help you easily track your communications 
 
As you read an email from a friend or colleague, Outlook Social Connector shows you real-time updates about their activities on Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, or Windows Live Messenger.  You can also add contacts and expand your social and business networks directly from Outlook People Pane. 
 
If you have Outlook 2010, this new version of Outlook Social Connector is being distributed through Microsoft Update.  To get the latest version of Outlook Social Connector for Outlook 2007 or Outlook 2003, visit the Microsoft Download Center. In the search area, enter Outlook Social connector to go to the correct download location.  There will be a choice to download an x86 or x64 version.  Choose the correct version for your computer.  Then follow the directions. 
 
Let us know how you enjoy using this new feature in Outlook. 

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Ask the Professor - Cecile BendavidCecile Bendavid 
Professor of Computer Science, California State University Northridge and Director of New Business Development for CEO Computers.   
 
Q.  What are some keyboard shortcuts I could use in Windows-based PCs?
A. 
CTRL+B:  applies or removes bold formatting to selected text
CTRL+I:   applies or removes italic formatting to selected text
CTRL+U:  applies or removes underlining to selected text
 
CTRL+O:  opens the open dialog box
CTRL+N:  opens a new document
CTRL+S:  saves a document
CTRL+P:  opens the Print dialog box
 
CTRL+X:  cuts (removes) selected text from a document
CTRL+C:  copies selected text
CTRL+V:  pastes selected text (previously cut or copied)
 
Alt+F4:      closes the current window
Ctrl+Esc:    opens the start menu
Windows Key+F1:  opens windows help
Windows Key+F:    opens the search (find files) dialog in box
I hope you enjoy reading the newsletter and will contribute to future issues. 
 
Sincerely,
Cecile Bendavid
CEO Computers, Inc.

 

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