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You can delete just one day by selecting the day
on the top left and clicking the garbage-can icon
To delete your entire location history, go to the
Timeline, click the gear icon on the right side of
the screen, and select "Delete all Location Histo-
ry." Like on mobile, a pop-up will ask you if you
really want to do that. Check the box next to "I
understand and want to delete all Location Histo-
HOW TO CHANGE DOUBLE SPACES TO SIN-
GLE SPACES IN MICROSOFT WORD
If you find yourself in possession of a Word docu-
ment where someone has typed two spaces be-
tween every sentence and you need to change
those to use just one space, Word makes it easy to
do a find and replace that changes all instances
with a single command. Here’s how to do it.
Go to this How-to Geek web page and get the sim-
ple procedure with screen shots.
http://bit.ly/2v0zrAb
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Newsletter
Team
E
leven times a year it takes a TEAM to produce
the LCACE Newsletter. Mike McEnery
(Newsletter Editor) publishers the club newsletter to
keeping our members informed of the latest news on
computers and technology. Phil Bock submits his Presi-
dents RAM, and Lester Larkin submits the Club History.
After hours of formatting these articles and searching for
additional articles to fill the pages. Mike emails the
completed Newsletter to J.J. Johnson (Assistant Editor)
and then he converts it from Microsoft Publisher format
to an PDF and FlipPage format. J.J. (webmaster) then
uploads the newsletter to the LCACE website and sends
out a message on Google Groups to inform the members
that the newsletter is available online for members to
view.
Occasionally Mikes gets some feedback from members
but he is always open for more of your comments. This
goes along with Mike asking you to submit articles to
help cut his time searching for articles from other com-
puter clubs.
APCUG (Association of Personal Computer User Groups)
gathers articles from many of their member groups, and
publishers them quarterly for other groups to publish in
their newsletters. This is convenient for Mike, but as a
club he would like more articles from our members. This
would highlight what our club is doing to contribute to
the world of computers and technology.
Join the TEAM
So, if you have taken the time to completely read this
article, consider taking the time to share you experienc-
es of a new or old piece of software or equipment by
writing an article and share it with your fellow members.
Remember our moto.