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Microsoft has just changed its default font from “Calibri” to “Aptos” – what does that mean for me? This Thursday, March 7th, we will plough through the confusing mess of print and web fonts. When […]

Internet browsers such as Edge and Chrome are becoming more feature-filled these days, while at the same time there are web-based tools for creating documents, editing images, music and even video -. Tasks which were […]

The Desktop versions of Google’s Chrome and Microsoft’s Edge browsers have recently had updates. This Thursday, February 8th we will explore the features of these latest versions and discuss which tools we are likely to […]

Everyone who has a Gmail account has access to Google Docs which is an online word processor included as part of the free, web-based Google Docs Editors suite. This includes Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google […]

AI has improved translation on the fly for web pages, emails, even the spoken word. However these tools have their limitations and are prone to bloopers. This Thursday January 25th we’ll take a look at […]

These sometime dangerous annoyances are getting more sophisticated by the day, especially with the development of AI. This Thursday, January 18th, we’ll review the current situation and discuss how to manage these threats to our […]

Since the introduction of “ChatGPT , a huge number of apps and browser extensions have been released to enable us to create poems, novels, images, music, videos (just about anything you can think of) merely […]

This Thursday, December 21st Chris will show some videos of carols which have international and historical links – some obvious, some less so. Do you know of any carols which have an interesting history? We’ll […]