Show Notes Sunday, July 16, 2006

• Welcome Comments
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• Show Line Up
• CopCAST Frappr Shout Out - Hello to a listener Bob Foy, who listens from from Tucson, AZ
• Cop News of the Week
• Training Opportunities
• Tech Issues

• Cop News of the Week
• Two More Heros Killed - Rich
• Bear steals boat in Northern Ontario - Mack
• Phoenix Officer Stunned - Rich
• 2 Mounties shot - Mack
• State Department Computers Hacked - Rich
• Hacker gets 9 yrs - Mack

• Training Opportunities
• This week we want to announce that the Virginia Community Policing Institute will be sponsoring a course entitle Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement, which is presented by Dr. Kevin Gilmartin.
• 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
• iUseThis - Mack
• New iMac for Education - Rich
• AVG Antivirus Software - Mack
• Home users should buy Macs' - Rich



• PC User's Tip
  

You can create a Microsoft Word handout that includes your PowerPoint slides. This tip will work for you if you use PowerPoint 2000/2002/2003.


1. With your presentation open, select File | Send To | Microsoft Office Word. The Send To Microsoft Office Word dialog box appears.

In 2000, select File | Send To | Microsoft Word to open the Write-Up dialog box.


2. In the Page Layout area of the dialog box, select the desired option (but don't choose Outline Only).


3. Make sure that the Paste option button is selected in the Add Slides area of the dialog box and click OK.



• Mac User's Tip
  
  When you don't have time to read a web page in Safari, but want to make sure the page doesn't change before you find time, simply save it as a web archive. In the Tiger release of Safari, you can now archive pages so the content and formatting remain intact. To do so:
  
  
  1. Navigate to a page you wish to save for future viewing.
  2. Choose File | Save As and choose Web Archive from the pop-up menu.
  3. Select Web Archive from the Format pop-up menu.
  4. Click the Save button.
  
  Now, whenever you want to read the file, just double-click on the file icon to open the archive in Safari (or choose File | Open from within Safari and navigate to the document). Once open, the web archive looks just like the page you saved, complete with active links and formatting. Keep in mind though that in the ever-changing world of the web, some links in an archived page might become inactive over time.
  
  

• 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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• Send your comments and suggestions to talkback@copcast.net.  If you have figured out how to record audio files on your computer, attach an audio comment to your e-mail so we can play it during the show.
• From the crew at CopCAST.....Have a great week!