Showing posts with label BPCA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BPCA. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Moved to Self-Hosted Wordpress Blog

I have imported posts and comments from this blog into my new self-hosted Wordpress Blog,
Computers, Technology, and User Groups, and have been posting there since the end of October 2012.

Summary Of New Blog's Contents

This blog is a consolidation of my blogs for the Boca Raton Computer Society (BRCS), and the Broward Personal Computer Association (BPCA).  It contains information related to computers, technology, and user groups.
 As the groups I belong to are primarily Microsoft Windows oriented, the main focus will be on Microsoft products. Occasionally, reference is made to Android, Apple, Linux, or some other technological products, in which case it is categorized as same.
 Also, there will be posts directly related to the various computer/technology groups, again, these posts are categorized as such.

Invitation

Come on over and check out the new blog, rate and/or comment on the posts. The new blog can be found at http://ctublog.sefcug.com/ .
It is a work in progress, so I appreciate any feedback.

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Xmarks Sync to be Discontinued #usergroup

Check out this website I found at xmarks.com

If you use Xmarks to synchronize your bookmarks, and other browser settings, this is a must read.

This posting explains that Xmarks will be shutting down in January 2011, and has some suggestions of free and paid alternatives to check out, as well as how to create an html backup by using the export feature at my.xmarks.com.

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Xmarks Sync to be Discontinued #usergroup

Check out this website I found at xmarks.com

If you use Xmarks to synchronize your bookmarks, and other browser settings, this is a must read.

This posting explains that Xmarks will be shutting down in January 2011, and has some suggestions of free and paid alternatives to check out, as well as how to create an html backup by using the export feature at my.xmarks.com.

Posted via email from sefcug's posterous