00:13:54	OPCUG Q&A:	Want to join the OPCUG? - https://opcug.ca/join-or-renew/
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Give us your material and we can create slides, or we have a PowerPoint template you can download and use:
https://opcug.ca/downloads/Q&A-Template.potx  
Send in questions, shares, etc SuggestionBox@opcug.ca
00:14:40	Micheline:	https://opcug.ca/#upcoming shows meetings up to November. What are the topics for Dec and January?
00:15:03	Alan German (Treasurer):	@Micheline - Check the newsletter
00:15:44	Micheline:	What is the URL for the newsletter?
00:18:58	Micheline:	https://opcug.ca/newsletters/
00:19:05	Carol Pearson:	did you say x86 or x 64
00:19:41	Tristan:	A nice video breakdown of all the tools available in PowerToys:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aynPEUO3fl0&t=1s
00:22:00	Micheline:	Sept newsletter only gives up to October 11
Topic: Self-driving cars (details to follow)
Speaker: Bob Walker (OPCUG)
November 8
Topic: Celestial Shadows – Eclipses of
the Sun and Moon
Speaker: Howard Simkover
00:23:55	Tom Trottier:	Or attach a 2nd old monitor
00:25:36	OPCUG Q&A:	PowerToys: Crop and Lock
https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/releases/
00:26:22	OPCUG Q&A:	Photo editing with PhotoScape X
http://photoscape.org/ps/main/download.php
00:28:33	Alan German (Treasurer):	@Micheline - Meetings are also listed in this weekend's post to the Announcements' List
00:28:34	Alan German (Treasurer):
    OPCUG general meetings:
        October 11, Self-driving cars update, Bob Walker
        November 8, Celestial Shadows - Eclipses of the Sun and Moon, Howard Simkover
        December 13, YouTube tips & tricks, Bob Herres
        January 10, Computer fraud, Sébastien Lemay, Ottawa Police Service
00:28:59	E O'Driscoll:	Wow.
00:29:51	Alan German (Treasurer):	If anyone has an idea for a future meeting topic and/or a speaker (or if you want to volunteer) contact us at SuggestionBox@opcug.ca
00:33:37	OPCUG Q&A:	@Carol - X64 if you are on 64-bit Windows (almost everyone is). X86 is for 32-bit Windows, which almost nobody uses.
00:38:24	E O'Driscoll:	Excellent presentation.
00:38:51	Bill:	Thanks Lynda. Great presentation!
00:39:38	Jeff Dubois:	I won't mention his name but his initials are STEWART BRUCE !  Hahahaha.  Very funny.
00:40:08	Barb:	Lynda..is it possible to use software to improve pictures taken-in the 1970s
00:40:11	Bob Herres:	I'm impressed Lynda, all though those small &  quick changes made a big difference!  It almost looks easy 😁. Well Done TY
00:41:38	Lynda:	Yes Barb, I do a lot of restoring of old photos and it works well. Next time I'll be showing some tools that help with scratches and spots.
00:44:30	OPCUG Q&A:	BleachBit
https://www.bleachbit.org
00:49:41	Tom Trottier(gadfly):	Could the disk space discrepancies be due to some files being compressed?
00:50:39	Ed Morawski:	How does this compare to CCleaner?
00:51:59	Stew Bruce:	In the deck of tools I found Bleach Bit to be a bit of a wild card.
00:55:32	OPCUG Q&A:	Temp Mail
https://temp-mail.org
10 minute addresses
https://temp-mail.org/en/10minutemail
National Capital Freenet
https://www.ncf.ca
00:57:04	Tom Trottier(gadfly):	This firefox extension will also create extra email addresses - and more - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/duckduckgo-for-firefox/?utm_source=addons.mozilla.org&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=search
00:57:28	Tom Trottier(gadfly):	It also offers it in the browser window
00:57:43	Jeff Dubois:	The email address expired in a week.
00:58:09	E O'Driscoll:	I use the disposable email address function that is available through my ISP (Nat'l Capital Freenet). It is VERY handy.
00:58:43	Alan German (Treasurer):	@Elizabeth - Stand by!
01:01:16	Tom Trottier(gadfly):	DuckDuckGo also available for chrome/chromium browsers - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/duckduckgo-privacy-essent/bkdgflcldnnnapblkhphbgpggdiikppg
01:05:06	Alan German (Treasurer):	Any other questions? - Caht?
01:05:12	Alan German (Treasurer):	Chat??
01:06:53	E O'Driscoll:	Good point about replies.
01:08:04	E O'Driscoll:	One has to be a client/member of NCF to use the function.
01:08:40	Jeff Dubois:	Replying to "One has to be a clie..."
And it's not free. :-)
01:11:28	Jocelyn Doire:	https://www.ncf.ca/en/
01:12:22	E O'Driscoll:	NCF is great with the exception that the mobile version of Zimbra does not allow for attachments.
01:16:16	Alan German (Treasurer):	45
01:16:21	Jeff Dubois:	NCF original used RoundCubeMail on their web interface but changed to Zimbra a number of years ago.  K9 should talk to the NCF mail server with no problem at all.
01:16:45	E O'Driscoll:	Thanks for the ideas for Zimbra.
01:16:59	Tom Trottier(gadfly):	Maybe copy and paste of photo would work
01:18:05	Bill:	Thanks everyone.
01:18:16	E O'Driscoll:	OK...I have some beefs about File Manager and that irritating green line that goes from left to right and never stops. What is it doing anyway?
01:18:34	OPCUG Q&A:	It is reading the files.
01:18:48	E O'Driscoll:	Well it will do it infinitely.
01:19:08	OPCUG Q&A:	If you are showing something like a folder full of photos, by default it opens every file to get metadata like when the photo was taken
01:19:09	E O'Driscoll:	Thanks for tonight.
01:19:16	Carol Pearson:	Thanks