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Introduction:
This page has been
created to help members of the California Positive Environments,
Network of Trainers (PENT). Over time, more information
will be added to make your experience of accessing the PENT
website go (www.pent.ca.gov)
as smoothly as possible. Below you will find a list of
topics.
Feel free to write me if you have
particular needs or wish to provide feedback
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Please note...
You will need to copy down my
email address then write me, or use the "email us" link to
the left. Thanks!
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About Adobe
Flash and
Shockwave
Adobe Flash
Player is a multiple-platform client. Web users must
download and install the player in order to view and
interact with Flash content.
Shockwave
Player is used for multimedia playback. The Shockwave Player
allows you to view interactive web content like games,
business presentations, entertainment, and ( and even
advertisements) from your web browser.
They can be used on a PC or Mac.
Click now
to go to Adobe's Web Site.
Select "Get Adobe Flash Player"
About Adobe
Acrobat Reader, Standard and Professional
Adobe
Reader is the free program used on PCs, Macs, Palms, and
cell phones, to read "pdf" files. However you cannot
print or edit files in the "free" Reader version.
To do that, you must purchase Adobe Standard
or Professional. These are powerful programs
and well worth considering (educational discounts
available). If you have a Mac, you already have the
ability to print PDF files built-in. Free PC programs
are available. Visit
www.download.com
to find these programs. You can also purchase
PDF Converter from Nuance or Snagit from
TechSmith if you have a PC.
Adobe Acrobat products
can be used on a PC or Mac.
Click now
to go to Adobe's Web Site.
Select "Get Adobe Reader"
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You will need to
have Flash or Adobe Reader running on your computer to view most
Tutorials.
If you need a specific tutorial in QuickTime (MOV) or Windows (WMV)
formats, send me an email.
If I receive enough requests, I will post files in these
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Problem |
Solution |
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I have trouble accessing
Word
Forms |
This short Flash video
will help you lock and unlock PENT forms.
It will help you if you cannot
figure out how to make the check boxes work, need to add text or
change fonts or colors.
Click here
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I am having problems accessing my
PENT Emails. |
You should get your own
Gmail (Google) email account. This is free and a highly
convenient, simple, and very powerful way for your to keep all
of your PENT Emails in one place. You will still be
able to forward them to either your school/agency or private
email, plus you can be notified on your computer (even your
phone) whenever a hot, new PENT email has arrived. Don't
worry if you feel overwhelmed, I will set this up for you if you
provide me with just a little information.
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I would like to have a separate email account for storing
and searching for them |
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I am confused about the
difference between Outlook, web browsers, and web-mail |
Outlook, Outlook
Express, and Mail (Macs) are all computer-based versions of
email. That means that your machine downloads the emails
from a main server. You can only receive email on that
particular machine (unless you have special synchronizing
features available).
If you have Gmail,
Yahoo, Hotmail, or other "browser-based" or "web-based" emails,
it means that you can access them from any computer. It is
possible to have both web-based and desktop based-email.
In a future tutorial I will review how to accomplish that. |
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