
Every day at the Resource Center, 10am to 4pm, M-F
General Membership Meeting
Monday, May 5th, 2008 at 2 pm
S.H.A.R.E. The Resource Center
Refreshments Served before the Session
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"Introduction To HHICC's New Bulletin Board"
Presentation by President Jack Wilfore and
Technical Director Bob Rathke
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The Resource Center is located at the S.H.A.R.E. Senior Center
6 Office Way, Suite 915
Session will begin at 2 pm
Come and bring a friend or neighbor
Tuesday, May 6th at 4 pm - New Member Orientation SIG
led by Jolyn Bowler
New Members should drop by for a review of our Club's assets and resources.
Been a member for a while but haven't had a chance to stop by the Center? This is an opportunity for
members, new and current, to meet each other and learn about the Hilton Head Island Computer Club.
A great starting point for those of us who "don't know what we don't know" about computers.
If you haven't joined yet, come see what the fun is all about! Any questions, e-mail Jolyn
Bowler (resource.center@hhicc.org)
Tuesday, May 6th at 5pm - Volunteer SIG led by Jolyn Bowler
led by Jolyn Bowler
Any Volunteers interested in learning more about the new Bulletin Board that Jack Wilfore introduced
at our General Meeting, come join me at 5:00pm in the Resource Center for a review and walk through.
Please try to let Jolyn know you'll be there.
jlbowler@roadrunner.com


Date: May 7th - 4:15 - led by Jim Harty
Location: SHARE CENTER - Main Room
Topics: PREVIEW Features Demo
Downloading RSS (Really Simple Syndication) to Mail
Q&A Period
Click here for a review of Previews
Hidden Powers
Basic Computer Skills - Privacy with E-mails
by Pete Everett
Spam senders love to have addresses floating across the internet. They’ll grab them,
add commercial messages, and send to the owners.
To maintain PRIVACY of e-mail addresses:
when forwarding e-mails, delete all previous e-mail addresses.
whenever possible enter all multi-addresses in the BCC section

(and no one in the TO or CC sections.)
In Outlook, BCC normally follows the TO and CC sections.
In Outlook Express, to add BCC, click on View > all headers.
However, you may find different sending sites differ:
AOL- use the CC section: (e-mail 1, e-mail 2, e-mail 3, etc.)
Note: must have parentheses ( enclose the listings ) and commas, separate.
Just a reminder . . . Never open e-mails from strangers.
Windows XP Service Pack 3
submitted by Bob Rathke
Windows® XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) includes all previously released updates for the operating system.
This update also includes a small number of new functionalities, which do not significantly change
customers’ experience with the operating system. This white paper summarizes what is new in
Windows XP SP3. Read more and download here: http://tinyurl.com/2denpw
How To Avoid Cons That
Can Lead To Identity Theft
by Walter Mossberg
When most people think about Internet security problems, they focus on viruses and spyware —
technological attacks that can usually be mitigated by technological defenses. But the most insidious
Internet security problems today rely on human gullibility, not tricky software. While technological
defenses can help you fend off these newer types of attacks, your best weapons against them are common
sense, alertness, and careful email and Web-surfing practices. Read more here:
Avoid Identity Theft
Web Site of the Week
Have you ever thought about re-visiting sites that no longer exist? Would you like to travel back in time
to see what a favorite looked like "way back when"? Thanks to a generous grant from the Mellon Foundation,
Internet Archive completed a 2 billion page web crawl in 2007. This is the largest web crawl attempted
by Internet Archive. The project was designed to take a global snapshot of the Web.
Browse through 85 billion web pages archived from 1996 to a few months ago. To start surfing the Wayback,
type in the web address of a site or page where you would like to start, and press enter. Then select
from the archived dates available. The resulting pages point to other archived pages at as close a
date as possible. Click here: http://www.archive.org/web/web.php
Past issues of Weekly News have been stored in the Archives page to the left.
Complaints? Suggestions?
We'd like to hear them.
Write to Joan Knoettner
weekly.news.editor@hhicc.org
Relevant comments will be published, names withheld upon request.
Road Runner Transition:
The following links have been provided for the convenience of our members
Time Warner Letter
System Requirements and other details
Set up instructions for
Outlook Express
Notice To All Members - We now have a
special page for members to renew their membership each year or to pass
along address changes, both e-mail and regular;
click here
You can also check on when your membership expires
click here
Note: if you see your friend or neighbor's name without a valid e-mail address,
please let him/her know about it.
Security Advice - With all the security risks currently circulating
on the Internet,
NOW would be a good
time to update your anti-virus program and then scan your computer for viruses and worms.
HHICC Resource Center
6 Office Park Road
Hilton Head, SC 29928
(843) 842-4475
Send Checks / Mail To
Suite 4-189
33 Office Park Road
Hilton Head, SC 29928
Web Master: Jack Wilfore
Associate Web Master: Harvey Beeferman
Technical Content: Bob Rathke
With special thanks to: Jim Harty
