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The Dripping Springs Community Library offers computer help for your Windows machines or your laptop. Question & answer sessions are available by the hour between 1pm and 7pm, Monday through Thursday, free of charge. We can answer questions regarding:

E-mail and social websites
How to be a wiz on the Internet
Word processing and printing

Please call 858-7825 to schedule a personal session or take a look at some of these links:

Free E-Mail Accounts

Free Online File Storage

Box.net

MediaFire

Online Office Software

Google Docs Online

Zoho Office Online

Free Computer Training

GCFLearnFree Computer Training

GCFLearnFree Entrenamiento en Computadoras

Microsoft Word Training

OpenOffice Writer Training

Milwaukee Public Library Computer Curriculums

Learn the Net

Word 2007 Training Courses

Excel 2007 Training Courses

PowerPoint 2007 Training Courses

Publisher 2007 Courses

Access 2007 Training Courses

Guides to the Office 2007 Interface

Mouse Training

Mouse Practice

Keyboard Training

Typing Training

Online Fraud

Identity theft, online scams, email scams and credit card fraud are all things we need to watch out for while using the internet.

Here is a website with a lot of great information:

Online Fraud Protection

What is a ‘Phishing’ Scam ?

Hackers try to use your email address to send so-called "phishing" emails in an attempt to steal your personal information. How can you protect yourself from these scam artists?