ASCCA
14th Australian Computer Conference for Seniors
Drop in for two days of learning and sharing ideas with like-minded people
ASCCA Q&A – Trojan Horse Virus
Computer viruses are scary to us all. This issue, Tony Lenn of ASCCA answers YOURLifeChoices subscriber
ASCCA Creative Writing competition winners
Well done to all those who entered the ASCCA Creative Writing Competition. AboutSeniors was
ASCCA Creative Writing Competition 2009 – Section 1: “Someone Who Inspired Me” – Prose
ASCCA Creative Writing Competition 2009 - Winning Entries Section 1: "Someone Who Inspired Me"
ASCCA Creative Writing Competition 2009 – “Someone Who Inspired Me” – Poetry
Section 1: "Someone Who Inspired Me" - Poetry First Place - Peter Mackinlay - AUSOM Inc. Melbourne
ASCCA Creative Writing Competition 2009 – Section 2: “Caring” – Prose
ASCCA Creative Writing Competition 2009 - Winning Entries Section 2: "Caring" - Prose The Brief:
ASCCA Creative Writing Competition 2009 – Section 2: “Caring” – Poetry
Section 2: "Caring" - Poetry First Place - Robyn Nance - U3A Nepean Blue Mountains - © Caring
ASCCA Creative Writing Competition 2009 – Section 3: “A Special Place” – Prose
ASCCA Creative Writing Competition 2009 - Winning Entries Section 3: "A Special Place" - Prose
ASCCA Creative Writing Competition 2009 – Section 3: “A Special Place” – Poetry
Section 3: "A Special Place" - Poetry First Place - Meri Forest - Peel Seniornet Association Inc.
Q&A – Jack’s computer upgrade
Q. I wish to change from a computer running Windows 98 to one running Microsoft XP. What would
ASCCA Conference
The Australian Seniors Computer Club Association (ASCCA) will be holding their 12th Annual Conference
Question and answer – Outlook shutdown
This week in our technology section, Tony Lenn from the Australian Seniors Computer Clubs Association
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