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storage, I like OneDrive as I’m a Microsoft partner
and the ease of accessing OneDrive can’t be easier
in my situation. DropBox and Google Drive, both
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offer some nice features if you are part of a compa-
ny where multiple users may need to access com-
connections to the various apps mon files frequently and keep changes to those files
in sequence.
accessing the storage. Email works in a similar
manner, where each Email account (email address) No matter what your choice may be, the important
has it’s own storage directory and is accessible only thing to remember is to backup your data some-
when the correct credentials are used (email ad- where! Cloud storage makes it easy and automatic
dress and password). A few years ago, many email which is what I’ve learned is the key to having good
servers would limit the size of your email storage, as backups in place.
storage was relatively expensive. Now, with storage If you have suggestions for topics that you would
being so much cheaper, your email provider either like to see explained, please let me know!
has increased your storage limits or has removed
restrictions altogether. This may depend on whether
you pay for your email account or if it is free. By Dan Douglas, President, Space Coast
PCUG, FL
Space Coast PC Journal
When it comes to my personal preferences for cloud
Vulnerability.
Ron then gave us a little insight to how Smart TVs
and devices connected us to the internet and the
services available. This was a lead-in to the new
Google Chromecast who has just entered this field
for entertaining us.
Hewie talked Your Neighborhood and Crime Map-
ping and other apps that can keep you aware of
what’s happing in your neighborhood
And last session for the day, Ray gave tribute to the
passing of Mac Davis and Hellen Redding. He then
explained just what a Cover Record is, with the given
example of “Unchained Melody, and What a Won-
derful World.
If you want to learn more about the above topics,
then you need to join me on Monday morning for the
weekly episodes.
Hope you will join Ron, Hewie, Bob, Ray and me
every Monday at 11:00 CST for a full-hour of Tech
for Seniors.
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