Presentations 2024

Last Thursday 25th April, we looked at getting stuff, mainly photographs, off your phone and onto another device (say a laptop). Some people use a USB data cable, or a wireless App for file copying […]

This Thursday, April 25th we’ll be tackling some of the questions often asked by Club members: What stuff have I got on my phone? I have an image of my SIP and TIE cards and […]

On Thursday 17 April we looked at Google Alerts and aspects of Gmail – Chris should really have read the following article before the discussion because it explains a lot more about Google Alerts than […]

On Thursday, 11 April we took a look at whether it is possible to create a cinematic movie using a mobile phone camera. There are plenty of YouTube tutorials on how to shoot good video […]

On Thursday, March 28th we took a look a several “Free” on-line image editing and design apps. Before the session, Jacki remarked that the latest version of Windows Photos on Windows 11 has the ability […]

On Thursday 21st March we took a look at both the mobile smartphone and online photo editor PIXLR. This editor is free to use though you can only use the AI tools for a limited […]

On Thursday March 14th we played around with some tools to improve (or at least change) photos with a few clicks or (on a phone) taps. Quite a few members still use cameras to take […]

Microsoft recently changed its default font from Calibri (which had been the default for years) to Aptos – so on Thursday, March 7th we took a closer look at computer fonts in general. By the […]

On Thursday, Feb 22nd we had a look around LibreOffice – here are some links to get you started:Introduction and Getting Started Guide : https://documentation.libreoffice.org/assets/Uploads/Documentation/en/GS5.2/HTML/GS5201-IntroducingLibreOffice.html Download: https://www.libreoffice.org/download/download-libreoffice/ ; Two versions are available – the latest, […]