Show Notes Sunday, June 25, 2006

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• Show Line Up
• CopCAST Frappr Shout Out - Hello to Sam a listener from Honolulu, HI
• Cop News of the Week
• Training Opportunities
• Tech Issues

• Cop News of the Week
• Cyber Vandals attack Sweden police - Mack
• Roller Coaster Theft - Rich
• Cop Caught Taking a Nap - Mack
• Dude, Dude He Stole My Grass! - Rich
• Another Florida Officer Fired - Mack
• Get Serious, Man! - Rich

• Training Opportunities
• This week we want to announce an Incident Command System 300 course that we will be conducting at Cardinal Criminal Justice Academy.  This is one the FEMA required courses for middle management on up.  The course will be conducted July 24 - 25 in beautiful Salem, Virginia.  If you would like more information, just drop me an e-mail at talkback@copcast.net.
• We welcome training announcements from any criminal justice training academy or training organization. Just send the information to talkback@copcast.net and we will do our best to announce your training course.

• Tech Issues
• Apple touts Parallels
• PayPal Hacked
• World's First “Skype Edition” Notebook
• MySpace Introduces Age Restrictions


• PC User's Tip
  

If you don't want XP to add items to the list of frequently used programs in the START menu, right click on the START button and PROPERTIES to open the Taskbar and Start Menu Properties dialog box.

Then choose the START MENU tab, click the CUSTOMIZE button, and set "NUMBER OF PROGRAMS ON THE START MENU" to a figure of your choosing. Oh by the way, this tip doesn't work with the classic menu.


• Mac User's Tip
  
  Here’s a useful tip for saving all attachments from a message in Mail. Now, granted, this isn’t a task that’s all that hard anyway: 
  
  Just click the SAVE drop-down menu, select SAVE ALL, and then navigate the SAVE dialog box to choose a save location.
  
  However, some people prefer to use drag-and-drop, especially those who like to first save attachments to their desktops, and then file them as they deal with each one. 
  
  Mail works well if you drag one attachment from the message pane to the Desktop but try it with two or more attachments selected, and you wind up with a clipping file in the destination folder, not multiple attachments.
  
  You could, of course, drag each attachment separately, but that’s time consuming, to say the least.
  
  The answer is seen in the image at left: the paperclip icon.
  
  To save all attachments from any Mail message, just drag and drop the paperclip icon to your Desktop... or the folder of your choosing.
  
  When you do, all attachments will be saved to that location. This ‘drag the paperclip’ trick works in both 10.3 and 10.4, in case you haven’t yet Tigerized your Mac.

• Closing
• Thanks to our partner RLS Enterprises, Inc. - Your Affordable On-Line Training Solution for making this episode of CopCAST possible. Visit their website for more information about providing internet-based training for your organization.
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• From the crew at CopCAST.....Have a great week!