Thursday, September 4, 2014

Evernote Tip 1 of 5: Create Your First Note


Evernote
Quick tip #1 - Your first note
To start, click or tap the 'New Note' or '+' button when you open Evernote on your computer or mobile device. Type anything you want to remember later or save text, attachments, audio and more.

Start by adding:
Checkboxes for shopping and to-do lists
Photos of whiteboard notes, receipts, and business cards
Audio recordings of meetings and lectures
Web clips of online articles, recipes, and gift ideas
Put it all together: save text, attachments, audio and more, all in a single note.


Check out the Evernote Web Clipper

Save anything you see on your computer into your Evernote account with a single click. Install the Evernote Web Clipper  →

Evernote Tip 3 of 5: Accomplish More with Evernote Checklists


Evernote Tip 3 of 5: Accomplish More with Evernote Checklists

Evernote
Quick Tip #2 - Checklists & Reminders
Turn your notes into actionable Checklists and Reminders and get more done.

Try these examples:
1.
Get your home life in order. Create a checklist for errands and add a Reminder so you remember when to pick up the dry cleaning or take Fido to the vet.
2.
Tackle work projects. Make to-do lists so you can stay on top of tasks, whether you're on the bus, at home or in the office. Reminders help your team manage the various deadlines and deliverables along the way.
3.
Plan travel. Create a packing list or an itinerary to get the most out of your trip.




The Nanny Report - July 2014



Net Nanny News




July 2014

In this month's newsletter: pornography's further decline, betrayal trauma, predators tricking teenage boys, saving Snapchat photos, and more.




Can pornography get any worse? Yes, it can. I recently attend a www.PornHarms.com conference discussing sexual exploitation and anti-pornography issues. The "Coalition to End Sexual Exploitation 2014 Summit" was attended by leaders of organizations from around the world including radical feminists, scholars, therapists, an ex-pornographer, an ex-porn film star, religious leaders from various churches, and some technology people that develop Internet content filters, like me.
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"What do you mean it was just pornography?" Jessica yelled at her husband Steve. They had been fighting for the past six months. After catching him viewing pornography for the third time in the past six months, his response was, "It's just pornography, why are you so upset?" This argument or one similar to it is used in many homes each day throughout the world. From Steve's perspective, it's just pornography, and he isn't trying to hurt Jessica. On the other hand, Jessica feels betrayed. Should Jessica feel betrayed? Why can't Steve see he is creating tremendous fear for his wife? These are important questions that we must ask in today's society as hundreds of thousands of couples are struggling with pornography in their relationship.
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Child predators have been using a new tactic that has Homeland Security Investigations' attention. Predators lure teenage boys into creating child pornography. Here's how they do it: the predator will pose as a young teenage girl and target a boy between the ages of 13 and 14. After beginning a chat through social media sites such as Facebook, the predator proposes a video chat. The predator uses pictures and videos of actual girls to trick the boy into engaging in virtual sex online.
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Snapchat, the popular app embraced by teens and many others, gained millions of users on false premises. The creators quickly lured them in under the impression that their texts and photos would disappear almost immediately after being viewed. The idea of sending promiscuous images without any consequences was enticing and many fell for it. Snapchat users boldly shared explicit and embarrassing photos with friends and acquaintances.
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On April 30, 2012, Paul Miller, a technology writer, took a one year break from the Internet. He wanted a break from modern life, he wanted to escape. His employer, The Verge, paid for him to leave the Internet. His goal was to find what the Internet had done to him.
Read more >>
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Family Watch International (FWI) released a new documentary entitled "The Porn Pandemic: The Devastating Effects on Children, Family, and Society" tries to explain the consequences of viewing pornography. The documentary features expert opinions on how pornography hurts others and scientific evidence and personal testimonies about how addictive pornography can be.
Read more >>
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When your child makes the honor roll at school, you want to share it with everyone. Sometimes she'll get a bumper sticker you can put on your car to let everyone know that she is an honor student. But you may want to think twice before putting that bumper sticker on.
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Free Resources for Parents

Net Nanny Webinars

Net Nanny webinars feature helpful tips on getting the most out of your Net Nanny software as well as special topics on pornography, protection and recovery, held twice a month and available to watch on our website, free!
Latest webinar: "A Conversation About Pornography Between a Mother and Her Teenager" presented by Amy Parks, a sexual addiction therapist at Addo Recovery. Click here to watch now!
Watch all of our past webinars online at www.netnanny.com/webinars.

Helpful Print Materials

  • Booklet - 20 Tips and Tricks for iPhone and iPad [.PDF]
  • Flyer - Ways Kids Hide Apps on Android and iOS [.PDF]
  • Booklet - Internet Safety for Parents [.PDF]
  • Booklet - Social Networking Challenges Every Parent Should Know [.PDF] 
  • Flyer - 5 Tips to Follow when Talking to Teenagers About Pornography by Fight the New Drug [.PDF]
  • Flyer - Scary Stats about Internet Safety [.PDF]
  • Infographic - Porn Is Growing (.PDF)
  • Infographic - Cyberbullies (.PDF)
  • Infographic - YouTube Safety Mode (.PDF)










Evernote Tip 4 of 5: How to Email into Evernote


Evernote Tip 4 of 5: How to Email into Evernote

Evernote
Quick Tip #4 - Save & Search Emails
Searching inside your email is hard. Searching inside of Evernote is easy.

Forward important messages from your inbox to your Evernote account, such as flight confirmations, work presentations, and photos from friends. Emails will automatically be saved and easily searchable, so you'll no longer have to dig through your overflowing inbox.

You can also add Reminders to email notes to help you remember time-sensitive responses and related tasks.

Find your Evernote email address in Account Settings and save it to your contacts in your email account. If you're a Gmail user, you can clip emails straight to Evernote using the new Web Clipper for Chrome.



Evernote Tip 5 of 5: How to Find Anything



Evernote Tip: Find Things Fast

Evernote
Quick Tip #5 - Find Anything
Finding things in your Evernote account is simple.

No matter how you organize your stuff, Evernote makes it easy to find just what you need. Search for keywords in the content of your notes, or search for text in photos of business cards, receipts, and whiteboard notes. Premium users can also search through attachments such as documents and spreadsheets with Document Search.

Try Out Image Search
Snap a photo of anything with text in it. Sync and give us some time to process the image. When you need the note later, simply search for a word or two from the image.


Ingram Micro's VentureTech Network Big Apple Chapter Helps NJ Charity Realize the Promise of Technology - MarketWatch

BUFFALO, NY, Aug 15, 2014 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- The Ingram Micro Inc. IM, +1.71%VentureTech Network (VTN) Big Apple Chapter has helped New Jersey's The Center in Asbury Park, Inc. realize the promise of technology by donating IT services, solutions and products to the charitable organization. The effort is part of VTN's ongoing "Big Apple Chapter Cares" program, which assists local philanthropic organizations throughout the year upgrade their technology infrastructure to better service the local community.



http://www.marketwatch.com/story/ingram-micros-venturetech-network-big-apple-chapter-helps-nj-charity-realize-the-promise-of-technology-2014-08-15

OpenText RightFax 10.6 Feature Pack 1 Is Now Available!




OpenText Partner Advisory
OpenText RightFax 10.6 Feature Pack 1 is Now Available!

The OpenText Fax and Document Distribution Group is pleased to announce the release of RightFax 10.6 Feature Pack 1.

Feature Pack 1 is a cumulative update containing new features, enhancements, and a collection of bug fixes. OpenText recommends the installation of Feature pack 1 for all RightFax 10.6 server and client installations. It includes a number of important fixes which may be essential to the operating environment. For a complete list of fixed issues and installation instructions, refer to the RightFax 10.6 FP1 Release Notes.

Customers and partners can download Feature Pack 1 and the Release Notes from the OpenText Knowledge Center by visiting the link below:


New Features
Name
Description
Windows 2012 R2 Support
Installing RightFax on Windows 2012 R2 is now supported. In addition RightFax now supports Windows 2012 R2 Clustering and Remote Desktop Services.
Windows 8.1 Support
RightFax clients can now be installed on Windows 8.1 desktops.
RightFax Web Reporter
RightFax reporting through a web browser.
Dialogic SDK 6.7.0
RightFax now uses Dialgoic SDK 6.7.0 with Dialogic transports.
Citrix Xen Server
RightFax is now supported on Citrix Xen Server.
RightFax Web API SDK 1.0
Allows the RightFax Express Web API to communicate with RightFax 10.6 FP1 servers.
Notable Bug Fixes
Issue #
Description
Observed Results
RF-9991
Outbound RightFax Connect faxes are not updating in FaxUtil
If the Doctransport module that sends a RightFax Connect job is not available, the status of the outbound fax will not be updated until the Doctransport module is available again.
RF-10654
Unable to print-to-fax from a PDF with Adobe Reader 11.0.06 (most recent version)
When attempting to print-to-fax from a RightFax client workstation with Adobe Reader 11.0.06 installed, the RightFax Fax information dialog box may not appear.
RF-11026
Unable to convert JPEGs embedded in HTML documents on Windows Server 2012

RF-11316
Conversion of MHTML attachments are not formatted correctly when using RightFax 10.6 on Windows Server 2012

More Information
RightFax Web Reporter runs reports for the user logged on to the RightFax Web Reporter website. RightFax group administrators can run reports for RightFax users that are members of the groups they administer.
RightFax 10.6 Feature Pack 1 will add the RightFax application to Adobe's ProtectedModeWhitelistConfig.txt file.  There is a new install switch for this feature when implementing silent installs.
For more information, contact your local Customer Support office.