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The response to our Print Shop Deluxe offer was absolutely fantastic! I guess you know a good deal when you see it :-) If you were one of the few who missed this one, be sure to get to the site today. Again, this software is the #1 selling print software on the market. It's incredibly easy to use, chock full of clip art (185,000 pieces or so), has 10,000 templates, and is just plain done right. I highly recommend it! You can create Letterhead, Business Cards, Resumes, Envelopes, CD Labels, Invitations, Greeting Cards, newsletters, Calendars, Brochures, Postcards, Banners, Signs, Photo Collages, Certificates, T-Shirts, Banners, Booklets, Forms, Fax Covers, Presentations, Report Covers, Transfers, Web Pages, Business Forms, Photo Albums, Mailing Labels, and more! Again, this normally goes for $49.95, it's yours for only $29.97 and shipping is 100% FREE if you live in the US. Oh, it also has our 30 day satisfaction guarantee - if you don't like it for any reason, we'll take it back! You have nothing to lose, so check it out: http://www.worldstart.com/store/printshopdeluxe11.htm Free Downloads And More OK, it's time for this week's free download! What do we have for you this time? A little program called WinAmp. It's one of the best programs around for listening to digital music (MP3s, CDs, etc). Oh, we also have a new "Term of the Week" for you. This week's term is "Runtime Error". Finally, check out this week's Top Tip - "How to keep your modem quiet". Find all this at our home page: Big Sale We are having an awesome sale in our online store this week. Buy 2 or more items, get 5% off, 3 or more gets 10% off, 5 or more will get you 15% off, and ten or more gets you a whopping 20% off! Only though June 1st (Sunday). So, check out the store and happy shopping: http://www.worldstart.com/store/index.htm Oh, and yes, you can use the discount with the Print Shop deal if you like! Don't miss it! Speaking of big sales.. If you're not already on our Software Deals newsletter, now might be the time to join. We have about 45 items we're going to run an "inventory reduction" sale on in that newsletter this Friday. We have way to much stuff in our warehouse and I need the space for another deal I'm working on. So, we decided to do like the big boys and clear out the extra. Many of the items in this week's Software Deals are going to be at or below our cost. Some were slow sellers, most we just have way too many of (that's the biggest problem). If you're on Software Deals, check it out Friday morning. If you aren't on that newsletter (gasp!), you can sign up at this link: http://www.worldstart.com/softwaredeals.htm Sorry for all the rambling, on to the newsletter!
What's the difference between Save and Save As? A: When you use the Save command, you save your work under it's current file name. If you've never saved whatever it is you're working on before, then you'll get an opportunity to name it. When you use Save As, you get a chance to save what you're working on as a new file. Here's an example. Let's say you're working on a word processing document. It's a new document and you decide to save it. A box comes up that lets you give it a name. Now, let's say you add something to it. If you use the Save command again, it simply saves it with no questions asked under the existing file name. OK, now let's say you make a modification to the file, but you want to keep the original version as well. This is where you use Save As. When you use the Save As command, it allows you to save your current file as a new file with a new name. Now when you go to open your files, you'll find you have both the original version and the new, Saved As version. You didn't know computers could be so much fun, did you?? Have
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Fast Homepages & Favorites Want a quick way to set your homepage with Internet Explorer? Head to your address bar and drag the little explorer icon next to the address to your Homepage button.
You'll get a message asking you to confirm that you want to switch your homepage. Answering "yes" will set the homepage for you. What if you just want to save the page under your Favorites? Same procedure, just drag to your Favorites button.
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So you buy a brand new board game and play it for several weeks, then like all new things it loses its appeal for awhile. Then suddenly you have a craving to play that board game again, except its been so long you don’t remember the rules and you just happened to lose the itty bitty sheet of paper tucked in the game that had the rules printed on it. Sigh. Whatever will you do? Well never fear, there is a solution for those of you who lost the rules to that favorite game. It's called the Game Cabinet. Choose from an alphabetical list to find the rules to your game. Just click the name and you are whisked away to the page with the rules on it. Even better, they are all in an easy printable form to make printing out a copy for your board game as simple as hitting ctrl + p. Have fun! http://www.centralconnector.com/GAMES/GameCab.html Do you have a cool site that you want to share? Send it to Amanda!! Here's the address: Oh, and we're looking
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