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User:Sdwhite

2012-09-26T02:34:20Z

Sfrtest: Create page

My name is Susan White and today I am learning to edit Wiki pages.

User:Sfrtest

2012-09-26T02:29:45Z

Sfrtest:

[[User:Sfrtest|Sfrtest]] is '''Stephen Rothwell's''' test user account that [[User:Lpb|Lawrie]] has swiped for training use.

For more info on Lawrie see my [http://lpb.canb.auug.org.au/ home page]

I also like to look at the [http://www.abc.net.au/news/ ABC News - www.abc.net.au/news] outside, or the [[Newsletters]] and [[Activities and Opportunities|AndO]] page on this wiki.

== What Images look Like ==

[[File:globe_sculpture_cooma_2012.jpg|center|98px|Sculpture by Monaro Highway]]

== Pages I'm Working On ==

* [[Spam]]
* [[Scams]]
* [[Draft]]

User:Sfrtest

2012-09-26T02:20:07Z

Sfrtest: Show image options

[[User:Sfrtest|Sfrtest]] is '''Stephen Rothwell's''' test user account that [[User:Lpb|Lawrie]] has swiped for training use.

For more info on Lawrie see my [http://lpb.canb.auug.org.au/ home page]

I also like to look at the [http://www.abc.net.au/news/ ABC News - www.abc.net.au/news] outside, or the [[Newsletters]] and [[Activities and Opportunities|AndO]] page on this wiki.

== What Images look Like ==

[[File:globe_sculpture_cooma_2012.jpg|thumb|98px|Sculpture by Monaro Highway]]

== Pages I'm Working On ==

* [[Spam]]
* [[Scams]]

File:Globe sculpture cooma 2012.jpg

2012-09-26T02:12:23Z

Sfrtest: Picture of sculpture by the Monaro Highway near Snowy Mountains Airport taken by Lawrie in Sept 2012.

Picture of sculpture by the Monaro Highway near Snowy Mountains Airport taken by Lawrie in Sept 2012.

User:Sfrtest

2012-09-26T02:09:51Z

Sfrtest: Demo adding image

[[User:Sfrtest|Sfrtest]] is '''Stephen Rothwell's''' test user account that [[User:Lpb|Lawrie]] has swiped for training use.

For more info on Lawrie see my [http://lpb.canb.auug.org.au/ home page]

I also like to look at the [http://www.abc.net.au/news/ ABC News - www.abc.net.au/news] outside, or the [[Newsletters]] and [[Activities and Opportunities|AndO]] page on this wiki.

== What Images look Like ==

[[File:globe_sculpture_cooma_2012.jpg]]

== Pages I'm Working On ==

* [[Spam]]
* [[Scams]]

Scams

2012-09-26T02:00:30Z

Sfrtest: Create with scamwatch link

For info on how to avoid being caught by scams, see:

* [http://www.scamwatch.gov.au Australian Government Scamwatch page]

Technical Info

2012-09-26T01:58:48Z

Sfrtest: /* Email */ add link to new Scams page

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Some selected categories of information are shown below. Member contributions are encouraged, see [[Info_Wiki:About|About this Wiki]], [[Getting Started Editing Wiki Pages]], and the navigation [[Help:Contents|Help]] page for guidance on doing this.

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** [[Web hosting in action]]
*** [[A real project]]

==== Microsoft Web Platform Installer ====
* [[Web PI]]

==== Wikis ====

* [[Getting Started Editing Wiki Pages]]
* [[More_on_Working_with_Wikis]]
* [[Wiki Skins]]

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==== DVDs and Bootable USBs ====
* [[Booting from Removable Media]]
* [[Using dotISO Files]]

==== External Drives ====
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==== Monitors & Projectors ====
* [[Using an External Display or Projector with a Notebook]]

==== Printers ====
* [[Cleaning Printheads]]
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* [[Sharing Printers via CUPS]]

==== Scanners ====
* [[Scanning Slides using CanoScan]]

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==== Backup ====
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==== Firewall ====
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==== General ====
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*

==== Image and Photo Editing ====
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*

==== Office ====
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==== Vector Drawing ====
* [[OpenOffice Draw]]

* [[Inkscape]]

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User:Sfrtest

2012-09-26T01:53:53Z

Sfrtest: Add links to Spam and Scams pages

User:Sfrtest

2012-09-26T01:45:28Z

Sfrtest: Remove lists examples and add pages worked on section

User:Sfrtest

2012-09-26T01:43:14Z

Sfrtest: demo more links

[[User:Sfrtest|Sfrtest]] is '''Stephen Rothwell's''' test user account that [[User:Lpb|Lawrie]] has swiped for training use.

For more info on Lawrie see my [http://lpb.canb.auug.org.au/ home page]

I also like to look at the [http://www.abc.net.au/news/ ABC News - www.abc.net.au/news] outside, or the [[Newsletters]] and [[Activities and Opportunities|AndO]] page on this wiki.

== Things That Interest Me ==

* computer security
* dancing
** ballroom
** modern jive
** swing
*** lindy hop
*** west coast
* the great outdoors
** bush walking
** skiing

There are also things that annoy me

# people who dont listen
## nadda 1
## nadda 2
# people who talk over me

User:Sfrtest

2012-09-26T01:16:20Z

Sfrtest: demo page links and lists

[[User:Sfrtest|Sfrtest]] is '''Stephen Rothwell's''' test user account that [[User:Lpb|Lawrie]] has swiped for training use.

== Things That Interest Me ==

* computer security
* dancing
** ballroom
** modern jive
** swing
*** lindy hop
*** west coast
* the great outdoors
** bush walking
** skiing

There are also things that annoy me

# people who dont listen
# people who talk over me

User:Sfrtest

2012-09-26T01:05:27Z

Sfrtest: Create initial version of page with 1 line description

[[User:Sfrtest|Sfrtest]] is '''Stephen Rothwell's''' test user account that Lawrie has swiped for training use.

User:Sfrtest

2012-09-25T05:27:38Z

Sfrtest: Wipe content ready for next workshop

Technical Info

2012-08-31T02:08:25Z

Sfrtest: Add link to new Scanning Slides using CanoScan page under Scanners

__NOTOC__
This page is to support a wide variety of technical IT related hints, help guides, howtos and tips, contributed by members on a range of IT related topics of interest.
Some selected categories of information are shown below. Member contributions are encouraged, see [[Info_Wiki:About|About this Wiki]], [[Getting Started Editing Wiki Pages]], and the navigation [[Help:Contents|Help]] page for guidance on doing this.

Please note that '''information related specifically to''' accessing and using the '''PCUG's 'The Internet Project' (TIP) ISP Services''' are provided on the '''[http://www.tip.net.au/wiki/ TIP Wiki]'''

Please include a link to <nowiki>[[</nowiki>{{ns:category}}:Technical Info]] at the bottom of any page you create in this area.


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==== Smart devices====
* [[QR codes]]

==== Android ====
* [[Android_App_Recommendations]]

==== Apple ====
* [[iPad_App_Recommendations]]
* [[iPhone_App_Recommendations]]

==== Linux ====
* [[Linux at PCUG Centre]]
* [[Dual-Booting]]
* [[Linux_Distribution_Recommendations]]
* [[Netbook_Linux_Installation]]

==== Windows ====
* [[File sharing between Win7 and XP]]
* [[File sharing between Windows and other OS]]
* [[Win7 Snipping Tool]]
* [[Win7_Hardware_Recommendations]]
* [[Two Page Display]]

==== Windows 8 ====
* [[Editing Windows 8 Usefuls]]
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=== Internet ===
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==== Email ====
*
*

==== Web ====
*
*

==== Wikis ====

* [[Getting Started Editing Wiki Pages]]
* [[More_on_Working_with_Wikis]]
* [[Wiki Skins]]

==== Web hosting ====
* [[Web hosting]]
** [[Web hosting in action]]
*** [[A real project]]

==== Microsoft Web Platform Installer ====
* [[Web PI]]

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=== Peripherals ===
|-
|style="color:#000"|

==== DVDs and Bootable USBs ====
* [[Booting from Removable Media]]
* [[Using dotISO Files]]

==== Monitors & Projectors ====
* [[Using an External Display or Projector with a Notebook]]

==== Printers ====
* [[Cleaning Printheads]]
* [[Parallel Port Printers]]
* [[Sharing Printers via CUPS]]

==== Scanners ====
* [[Scanning Slides using CanoScan]]

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=== Software ===
|-
|style="color:#000"|

==== Backup ====
* [[Interesting_Techniques]]

==== General ====
* [[Interesting_Programs]]
*

==== Image and Photo Editing ====
*
*

|-
|}
|}

== Related Pages ==
[[Category:Technical Info]]

Scanning Slides using CanoScan

2012-08-31T02:04:09Z

Sfrtest: Add options to images

== Scanning 35mm transparencies with CanoScan 9950F ==

The CanoScan 9950F provides a variety of settings for scanning batches of up to twelve 35mm transparencies and storing the scanned images as BMP, JPG or TIF format files in dated subfolders. First create a folder to receive these subfolders as for example in "C:\My Pictures\35mm slides" in your ome computer or "35mm slides" on a USB memory stick for images to be obtained by scanning with the PCUG scanner. Image files may then be selected from these folders for processing/enhancing as with Paint Shop Pro, PhotoShop, PhotoStudio or similar.

With appropriate settings, routine scanning of transparencies requires only the clicking of the Scan-2 button of CanoScan Toolbox and then clicking Scan, Preview and Scan in the successive displayed windows. (By default the Scan-1 button is for scanning opaque documents or prints on the CanonScan platen.)

[[File:slide-scan-1.jpg|center|CanoScan Scanner]]

=== Setup ===

# Remove the white platen from under the lid of the scanner (click is at its top) to allow scanning of transparencies or film. (The platen is used when scanning opaque items.)
# Switch CanoScan on with button '''''underneath''''' the button bar '''''on''''' the scanner. (Note: The buttons on the scanner button bar all function but are '''''not''''' used for the present scanning procedure.)
# Place transparency/film holder on scanner glass. Avoid touching the glass to avoid marking by finger prints.
# Turn on PC.
# Login after Ctrl+Alt+Delete with: member, Operat1ng, MEDIA2 (this Media Room computer). See instructions attached below for the USB switch in the Medial Room.
# Display CanoScan Toolbox 4.9 by clicking the icon , third from the Start button on taskbar at bottom of the monitor screen.

=== Scanning ===

See tags on images below.

1 Click Scan-2 for scanning of 35mm slides.

[[File:slide-scan-2.jpg|center|CanoScan Toolbox]]

2 Tick to Display the Scanner Driver. This will grey out the 4 Scanner Settings and provide instead a choice of settings on the Advanced Mode page as for example to select an area for scanning and as described below.

3 Nominate a name for the image files and the format JPEG.

4 Location for the scanned images folder such as "C:\My Pictures\35mm slides" in your home computer or "35mm slides" on a USB memory stick.

5 Optional use of subfolder with current date.

6 External program for generating the picture files for scanned images (eg.IrfanView on the PCUG computer).

7 Save time by not ticking for confirmation.

8 Click Scan to go to next page and select '''''Advanced Mode'''''. Suggested choice of options is:

[[File:slide-scan-3.jpg|center|Scanning Options]]

9 1200dpi is adequate resolution for printing images to A4 size even with image cropping to about half size. 2400 or 4800 could be chosen for poster size prints producing image files 4x and 16x larger but large files may result in storage problems or make some editing operations painfully slow. 300dpi is adequate for scanned documents.

10 Various image settings can be chosen to enhance scanned images but each of these will slow up the scanning process. Corresponding enhancing processes are provided by PhotoShop or Paint Shop Pro and with these programs the processes may be applied more conveniently to all files in a folder (such as 35mm slides folder for 4) by a batch process in conjunction with other processes as for example to convert the file type recommended by these programs for enhancing images.

11 For routine scanning Preferences provides Automatically Execute Preview to replace step 12.

[[File:slide-scan-4.jpg|center|Advanced Mode]]

12 Click the first button on the toolbar to toggle for thumbnails of the transparencies in the scanner.

13 Click the button on the top toolbar to tick/select all files for scanning.

14 Click Scan to start the scanning putting and store the scanned images in the dated folder as specified in step 3.

[[File:slide-scan-5.jpg|center|ScanGear]]

[[File:slide-scan-6.jpg|center|USB Switch]]

File:Slide-scan-6.jpg

2012-08-31T02:01:14Z

Sfrtest:

File:Slide-scan-5.jpg

2012-08-31T01:58:20Z

Sfrtest:

File:Slide-scan-4.jpg

2012-08-31T01:57:49Z

Sfrtest:

File:Slide-scan-3.jpg

2012-08-31T01:56:25Z

Sfrtest:

File:Slide-scan-2.jpg

2012-08-31T01:54:50Z

Sfrtest:

File:Slide-scan-1.jpg

2012-08-31T01:52:25Z

Sfrtest:

Scanning Slides using CanoScan

2012-08-31T01:51:48Z

Sfrtest: Create page with initial content from Jeff Colwell

== Scanning 35mm transparencies with CanoScan 9950F ==

The CanoScan 9950F provides a variety of settings for scanning batches of up to twelve 35mm transparencies and storing the scanned images as BMP, JPG or TIF format files in dated subfolders. First create a folder to receive these subfolders as for example in "C:\My Pictures\35mm slides" in your ome computer or "35mm slides" on a USB memory stick for images to be obtained by scanning with the PCUG scanner. Image files may then be selected from these folders for processing/enhancing as with Paint Shop Pro, PhotoShop, PhotoStudio or similar.

With appropriate settings, routine scanning of transparencies requires only the clicking of the Scan-2 button of CanoScan Toolbox and then clicking Scan, Preview and Scan in the successive displayed windows. (By default the Scan-1 button is for scanning opaque documents or prints on the CanonScan platen.)

[[File:slide-scan-1.jpg]]

=== Setup ===

# Remove the white platen from under the lid of the scanner (click is at its top) to allow scanning of transparencies or film. (The platen is used when scanning opaque items.)
# Switch CanoScan on with button '''''underneath''''' the button bar '''''on''''' the scanner. (Note: The buttons on the scanner button bar all function but are '''''not''''' used for the present scanning procedure.)
# Place transparency/film holder on scanner glass. Avoid touching the glass to avoid marking by finger prints.
# Turn on PC.
# Login after Ctrl+Alt+Delete with: member, Operat1ng, MEDIA2 (this Media Room computer). See instructions attached below for the USB switch in the Medial Room.
# Display CanoScan Toolbox 4.9 by clicking the icon , third from the Start button on taskbar at bottom of the monitor screen.

=== Scanning ===

See tags on images below.

1 Click Scan-2 for scanning of 35mm slides.

[[File:slide-scan-2.jpg]]

2 Tick to Display the Scanner Driver. This will grey out the 4 Scanner Settings and provide instead a choice of settings on the Advanced Mode page as for example to select an area for scanning and as described below.

3 Nominate a name for the image files and the format JPEG.

4 Location for the scanned images folder such as "C:\My Pictures\35mm slides" in your home computer or "35mm slides" on a USB memory stick.

5 Optional use of subfolder with current date.

6 External program for generating the picture files for scanned images (eg.IrfanView on the PCUG computer).

7 Save time by not ticking for confirmation.

8 Click Scan to go to next page and select '''''Advanced Mode'''''. Suggested choice of options is:

[[File:slide-scan-3.jpg]]

9 1200dpi is adequate resolution for printing images to A4 size even with image cropping to about half size. 2400 or 4800 could be chosen for poster size prints producing image files 4x and 16x larger but large files may result in storage problems or make some editing operations painfully slow. 300dpi is adequate for scanned documents.

10 Various image settings can be chosen to enhance scanned images but each of these will slow up the scanning process. Corresponding enhancing processes are provided by PhotoShop or Paint Shop Pro and with these programs the processes may be applied more conveniently to all files in a folder (such as 35mm slides folder for 4) by a batch process in conjunction with other processes as for example to convert the file type recommended by these programs for enhancing images.

11 For routine scanning Preferences provides Automatically Execute Preview to replace step 12.

[[File:slide-scan-4.jpg]]

12 Click the first button on the toolbar to toggle for thumbnails of the transparencies in the scanner.

13 Click the button on the top toolbar to tick/select all files for scanning.

14 Click Scan to start the scanning putting and store the scanned images in the dated folder as specified in step 3.

[[File:slide-scan-5.jpg]]

[[File:slide-scan-6.jpg]]

User:Sfrtest

2012-08-31T01:42:29Z

Sfrtest: Add link to new Scanning Slides using CanoScan page

This is '''[[User:Sfr|Stephen's]]''' dummy test user that ''[[User:Lpb|Lawrie]] '' has swiped to use for this tutorial.

One of my favorite sites is [http://www.abc.net.au/news/ ABC News]

[[File:ComputerSecurity.gif|thumb|keeping things secure]]

== Some of my Favorite Things ==

Heres an unnumbered list:
* computer security
* dancing
* SF books & shows

And for numbered lists:

# thing 1
# thing 2
# nada

== Pages Being Worked On ==
* [[Two Page Display]]
* [[Scanning Slides using CanoScan]]

Technical Info

2012-08-31T01:32:40Z

Sfrtest: Add link to new Two Page Display page under Windows

__NOTOC__
This page is to support a wide variety of technical IT related hints, help guides, howtos and tips, contributed by members on a range of IT related topics of interest.
Some selected categories of information are shown below. Member contributions are encouraged, see [[Info_Wiki:About|About this Wiki]], [[Getting Started Editing Wiki Pages]], and the navigation [[Help:Contents|Help]] page for guidance on doing this.

Please note that '''information related specifically to''' accessing and using the '''PCUG's 'The Internet Project' (TIP) ISP Services''' are provided on the '''[http://www.tip.net.au/wiki/ TIP Wiki]'''

Please include a link to <nowiki>[[</nowiki>{{ns:category}}:Technical Info]] at the bottom of any page you create in this area.


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|-
|style="margin:0;background-color:#cef2e0;border:1px solid #a3bfb1;text-align:left;color:#000;padding:0.2em 0.4em;"|
===Computer Systems===
|-
|style="color:#000"|

==== Smart devices====
* [[QR codes]]

==== Android ====
* [[Android_App_Recommendations]]

==== Apple ====
* [[iPad_App_Recommendations]]
* [[iPhone_App_Recommendations]]

==== Linux ====
* [[Linux at PCUG Centre]]
* [[Dual-Booting]]
* [[Linux_Distribution_Recommendations]]
* [[Netbook_Linux_Installation]]

==== Windows ====
* [[File sharing between Win7 and XP]]
* [[File sharing between Windows and other OS]]
* [[Win7 Snipping Tool]]
* [[Win7_Hardware_Recommendations]]
* [[Two Page Display]]

==== Windows 8 ====
* [[Editing Windows 8 Usefuls]]
|-
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{| width="100%" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="5" style="vertical-align:top;background-color:#f5faff"
|-
|style="margin:0;background:#fef2e0;border:1px solid #a3bfb1;text-align:left;color:#000;padding:0.2em 0.4em;"|

=== Internet ===
|-
|style="color:#000"|

==== Email ====
*
*

==== Web ====
*
*

==== Wikis ====

* [[Getting Started Editing Wiki Pages]]
* [[More_on_Working_with_Wikis]]
* [[Wiki Skins]]

==== Web hosting ====
* [[Web hosting]]
** [[Web hosting in action]]
*** [[A real project]]

==== Microsoft Web Platform Installer ====
* [[Web PI]]

|-
|}

|class="MainPageBG" style="width:25%;border:1px solid #cedff2;background-color:#f5faff;vertical-align:top"|
{| width="100%" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="5" style="vertical-align:top;background-color:#f5faff"
|style="margin:0;background-color:#cedff2;border:1px solid #a3b0bf;text-align:left;color:#000;padding:0.2em 0.4em;"|

=== Peripherals ===
|-
|style="color:#000"|

==== DVDs and Bootable USBs ====
* [[Booting from Removable Media]]
* [[Using dotISO Files]]

==== Monitors & Projectors ====
* [[Using an External Display or Projector with a Notebook]]

==== Printers ====
* [[Cleaning Printheads]]
* [[Parallel Port Printers]]
* [[Sharing Printers via CUPS]]

==== Scanners ====
*

|-
|}

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{| width="100%" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="5" style="vertical-align:top;background-color:#f5faff"
|style="margin:0;background-color:#cefff2;border:1px solid #a3b0bf;text-align:left;color:#000;padding:0.2em 0.4em;"|

=== Software ===
|-
|style="color:#000"|

==== Backup ====
* [[Interesting_Techniques]]

==== General ====
* [[Interesting_Programs]]
*

==== Image and Photo Editing ====
*
*

|-
|}
|}

== Related Pages ==
[[Category:Technical Info]]

Two Page Display

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=== How to Display two adjacent pages on a monitor screen (Win 7) ===

I often work on 2 screens of data or applications displayed side by side on my monitor. For example when I want to follow a set of instructions to modify a faulty application using Windows 7 - better with a wide monitor screen but not essential.

In the applications you want to appear on one half of the screen

Press the '''Windows (Start) key + Left key or + Right key''' depending on whether you want the window on the left or right of the screen.

Then you can work with two windows side by side on the computer.

Alternatively if you have two applications on your monitor screen drag one to the left hand side and the other to the right hand side your screen. Each will then appear on each half side of the screen.

Jeff

User:Sfrtest

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User:Sfrtest

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Computer Security logo

User:Sfrtest

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This is '''[[User:Sfr|Stephen's]]''' dummy test user that ''[[User:Lpb|Lawrie]] '' has swiped to use for this tutorial.

One of my favorite sites is [http://www.abc.net.au/news/ ABC News]

[[File:ComputerSecurity.gif]]

== Some of my Favorite Things ==

Heres an unnumbered list:
* computer security
* dancing
* SF books & shows

And for numbered lists:

# thing 1
# thing 2
# nada

=== Nada nada nada ===

User:Sfrtest

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This is '''[[User:Sfr|Stephen's]]''' dummy test user that ''[[User:Lpb|Lawrie]] '' has swiped to use for this tutorial.

One of my favorite sites is [http://www.abc.net.au/news/ ABC News]

[[File:Computer Security]]

== Some of my Favorite Things ==

Heres an unnumbered list:
* computer security
* dancing
* SF books & shows

And for numbered lists:

# thing 1
# thing 2
# nada

=== Nada nada nada ===

User:Sfrtest

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This is '''[[User:Sfr|Stephen's]]''' dummy test user that ''[[User:Lpb|Lawrie]] '' has swiped to use for this tutorial.

One of my favorite sites is [http://www.abc.net.au/news/ ABC News]

== Some of my Favorite Things ==

Heres an unnumbered list:
* computer security
* dancing
* SF books & shows

And for numbered lists:

# thing 1
# thing 2
# nada

=== Nada nada nada ===

Newsletters

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Please add content here!

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Newsletters

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