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Managing Web Content: Advanced Settings
In the Advanced Settings Tab, you have the option to make choices regarding rating bureaus or PICSRules. Watch the clip for more details!
Managing Web Content: Content Advisor
Expert Ammon Wiese describes Internet Explorer Content Advisor, which allows you to rate the appropriateness of Web content and also allows you to control which Web sites your users can visit. By using this feature, you can create a more secure environment that protects your users from unsuitable content on the Internet.
Managing Web Content: Blocking Programs
Expert Ammon Wiese teaches how to block specific programs in Internet Explorer 8. Check it out!
Check back on Monday for more!
Our Photoshop CS5 Contest Winner is….
…. Daniel Jewel! Here’s what he came up with!
Make sure you watch for this composition as an example used in our new CS5 Training.
Awesome job!
Trivia Winner and New Question!
Hey, hey… It’s that time again!
First, CONGRATULATIONS to Scott Green for being the winner of last week’s Trivia Question!! The answer to the question-Since LearnKey’s earliest days, when founder and CEO John Clemons filmed training videos for users of WordPerfect in a small basement studio, LearnKey has remained at the forefront of evolving technology, pioneering multimedia-based training. What year was LearnKey founded?- is 1987.
Second, here are the rules for this week’s question…
Just answer the question correctly in the comments to be eligible to win . Once you’ve submitted the correct answer in your comment, we’ll have a drawing and randomly pick a winner. The winner, who will be contacted via email by a LearnKey staff member, will be posted next Thursday, along with a new trivia question for the week.
Here we go!
Which of the following is a new feature in Photoshop CS5?
A) Bones tool
B) Puppet Warp
C) Live Captions
D) Roto Brush
GOOD LUCK!
This week’s prize: A totally rockin’ LK tie-dye shirt!
Contest run time: Thursday July 8th- Wednesday July 14th
Winner posted: Thursday July 15th
* North American residents only*
*In order to receive prize notification, you must provide a valid email address with your comment*
Managing Web Content: Setting Parental Control
Today’s clip focuses on how to set time restrictions and game rating restrictions on Internet Explorer 8.
Check back tomorrow for more!
Sales with Integrity
A good friend of mine, Anne, is trying to run an accessory business for women and children, specializing in trendy headbands.
Anne was in the beginning stages of getting started and was unsure of how to actually sell her products and where to start. She came to me last week and asked for some advice because I’ve had sales experience in the past. It was perfect timing as LearnKey had just released their Sales with Integrity course! I told her about it and why I thought it would help her- not only to better understand the sales process, but how she can implement that into her accessory business. She took me up on the offer and watched the course.
Managing Web Content: Parental Controls
Interested in learning how to set up parental controls or enable content advisor in Internet Explorer? Expert Ammon Wiese instructs how!
Check back tomorrow for the next video!
CompTIA Certification Renewal Policy
CompTIA has a new certification renewal policy taking place January 1, 2011 and is applicable to all individuals who earn CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+ and/or CompTIA Security+ certifications.
Basically this means that as of January 1, 2011, CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+ and CompTIA Security+ certifications are valid for three years from the date the candidate becomes certified. A “valid through” date will appear on all certificates and certificate holder CompTIA ID cards. If however, you are certified on or before December 31, 2010 in CompTIA A+, CompTIA Network+ and CompTIA Security+ , your certificates will retain their “certified for life” status and no valid through date will appear on certificates and certificate holder CompTIA ID cards. Continue reading “CompTIA Certification Renewal Policy”
How to Add a Calculator to the Toolbar or QAT in Excel
Excel, of course, is a powerful calculator in its own right. Sometimes, though, when you are working on a spreadsheet you just want a regular old calculator in which you can figure something out real quick. You can add one to the toolbar (in Excel 2003) or the Quick Access Toolbar (in Excel 2007 or 2010) to have a standard calculator always at the ready.
To add the calculator button to the ribbon in Excel 2003, go to the View menu, click Toolbars and select Customize. Go to the Commands tab. Click Tools in the Categories list. Click Custom under Commands on the right side of the dialog. The Custom icon should look like a little calculator. Drag the calculator to the toolbar and drop it there. Close the Customize dialog. When you click the new button, the calculator opens just like that.
In Excel 2007 or 2010, you can add the button to your QAT (if you are unfamiliar with this term, the Quick Access Toolbar is the little toolbar up at the very top left of your Office 2007 or 2010 program window).
Click the arrow at the right end of the QAT and select More Commands. On the left side of the window, in the Choose Commands From drop-down list, select Commands Not in Ribbon. Click on Calculator in the list of commands (the commands are in alphabetical order, so it is pretty easy to find) and click the Add button. Click OK and the calculator is now at your fingertips on the Quick Access Toolbar.
(Article found on officeusers.org)