Building Better Communities Through Technology

"The English winter — ending in July,
To recommence in August." Lord Byron

Giving Away Free Stuff is Fun

Thanks very much to all of the organizations that applied for our annual TechLaunch grant in late June. The application data is currently in the hands of the appropriate authorities and they're busy tabulating the results from the Swimsuit, Evening Gown and Talent competitions. Well, maybe it's not exactly like that, but we are looking forward to donating printers, servers and Young Explorer computers to several worthwhile organizations this year. Results will be announced right here in our monthly newsletter later this summer.

The July Calendar

What sort of month would it be without a calendar? Somtimes there are 30 days, sometimes 31, occasionally 28 or 29, but there's always a calendar. First of all ... don't skip out on the CNTC this month (it's free!): this month's topic is "Social Media Planning and Monitoring". At T4T we're featuring several web building classes in Denver covering HTML, CSS, and Topics in Web Design. Additionally, we've classes ranging from Search Engine Optimization to Microsoft Project to Nonprofits and New Media.  Take a look.

Free Books (and a little software) Still Avialable
(Yes, this is fun to give away, too)

Of the original 172 books (and 2 software titles) on various technical topics, we're down to 110. Check out the online list and let us know if there's something you're interested in adding to your burgeoning tech library.

Quick Website Poll

Have you visited the T4T Website? You have? Really? Please let us know which sections of the site you use in our amazing one-question poll. It'll take about 10 seconds, tops. If you've any other feedback, we'd welcome that as well ... just drop us a note.

Change Your Default File Location in Word, Excel and PowerPoint 2007

Perhaps you want to save your files to a network directory for safe keeping or sharing? Perhaps you just find the name"My Documents" too egocentric or excessively cutsie? Whatever the reason, here's how to set Office 2007 documents to save to a location of your choice by default.