If you would like to enhance your computer skills in the areas of e-mail, working with files, mastering MS Word, and using Search Engines, join us for one of our computer classes. No registration is required.
For more information call 298-3080 xt. 253 or email the instructor myoung@dunedinfl.net



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Class Descriptions

Ancestry a Genealogy Database - The genealogical database, Ancestry.com, is available at the library. Learn how to access it and how to search it.
Anyone Can Blog - A blog is a type of online journal. Learn how to create and add entries to a blog.
Ask a Question ... - Come with a question or send one ahead of time to myoung@dunedinfl.net
Beyond Excel Basics, Part 1 - Learn how to open, save, and edit an Excel worksheet.
Beyond Excel Basics, Part 2 - Learn how to create and work with complex lists and more.
Beyond MS Word Basics, Part 1- Learn how to save, open and edit a Word document.
Beyond MS Word Basics, Part 2 - We will discuss how to use the Drawing toolbar to add lines and shapes, and the Picture toolbar to insert and edit a picture.
Beyond PowerPoint Basics, Parts 1 and 2 - Learn how to insert graphs and charts, hyperlinks, and music in a presentation.
Create Your Own Wiki - A wiki is a type of website that can be easily created and edited. Learn how to get started with wikis in this class.
Creating Charts and Tables in Excel - Learn how to create attractive charts in Excel.
Creating Data CDswith Windows XP - Learn what CDs are and what to look for when purchasing , and how to store and retrieve information on them.
Excel Basics, Part 1 - Learn how to open the program, the different parts of the worksheet, and how to enter data.
Excel Basics, Part 2 - Learn how to work with formulas and to format a worksheet.
Email Basics - E-mail is a message sent through the Internet from one e-mail account to another. Learn how to read, forward, answer, and compose e-mail messages envelopes.

Finding Local Info Online - Find out how to contact your local library, how much the County Property Appraiser values your property, how to find community groups, and much more.
Getting Online - Learn what equipment is needed to get online, how much it costs, what is an Internet Service Provider (ISP), and how to navigate the web.
Health Information Online - Find reliable information sites on diseases, conditions, perscription drugs, and how to find a health professional.

Heritage Quest - Heritage Quest is a database containing all available U.S. Censuses and complete texts from thousands of books and magazine articles on genealogy and local history.
Introducing Flash Drives - Learn about the convenience of a Flash Drive and what to look for when purchasing one.
Introducing Windows - Learn the idea behind Windows, how to open multiple windows, and how to move from one window to the next.
Library Databases - The library makes several fee-for-service databases available for its patrons. Learn what they are and how to access them.
Making Simple Flyers with Word - Learn how to use the tools available in Word to create an attractive flyer.
MS Word Basics, Part 1 - Learn how to create, format, correct, and print a MS Word document.
MS Word Basics, Part 2 - Learn how to change margins, set tabs, add page numbers, and create columns.
Outlook Email - Learn to read, send, and forward messages, change views, and work with attachments.
PowerPoint Basics, Part 1 - Learn how to work with slids and to insert text.
PowerPoint Basics, Part 2 - Learn how to insert images and to set up a slide show.
Saving, Opening, & Deleting Files - We will discuss how to create, store, and get rid of a file.

Search Engines - Search engines act like an index to the internet. It refers you to the web page where you can find information on a topic. Learn how to access and effectively use Search Engines.
Specialty Databases - These are Search Engines that look for a particular type of information, such as movie reviews, postal codes, and home and business listings.
USB Flash Drives - Find out how to buy and use a flash drive.
Using Internet Explorer - This is Microsoft's browser. A browser allows you to locate and view web pages. We will show you how to use IE's toolbars, add and organize favoriotes, adn more.

Using Search Engines - Learn how to use the web browser, Internet Explorer, to access web pages, print, and more.
Web Basics, Part 2 - Learn how to use a search engine to find relevant sites.
Windows Media Player, Part 1 - A Media Player allows a coputer user to listen and view audio and video files. Learn how to rip music to the player and to manage its library.
Windows Media Player, Part 2 - Learn how to burn music from the Windows Media Player.
Working with Complex Lists in Excel - Excel provides several options for creating and managing a list. Learn how to easily input and find information and how to sort.
Working with Files - Learn what a file is, how to save one, and where to save it.
Working with Folders - Learn how to create a folders in order to manage your files.
Working with Images in Word - Learn how to insert clipart and your own pictures into a Word document and how to move, size, and crop the images.
Working with Tables in Word - Tables can be avaluable tool in the Word program. Learn how to insert a table, input the information, and format it.
Working with Word's Drawing Toolbar - We will use the Drawing Toolbar to add lines and shapes, change the color of text and objects, and insert text boxes.