I'm not a fan of the sport, but here's an article of a football coach's use of technology. I'm thinking of using it to reach the less technically-inclined of our members.
The link is:
http://www.nytimes.com/2004/08/05/technology/circuits/05coac.html?ex=109...
August 5, 2004
THEIR OWN DEVICES
A Coach's Rise, Plotted at the Keyboard
By SETH SCHIESEL
OWINGS MILLS, Md.
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This document describes how to capture an image of the screen on a Macintosh computer.
Instructions for OS 9.x
To capture:
* An image of the entire screen, press Command-Shift-3.
* A particular area of the screen, press Command-Shift-4. This will change the shape of the mouse cursor. Drag to select the area of the screen to capture.
Windows - How to take Screenshots
This document describes how to capture an image of the screen in Windows (all versions).
* Press the PrintScreen key on the keyboard to capture an image of the entire screen and store it in the Windows clipboard.
* Press Alt-PrintScreen to capture an image of only the active window and store it in the Windows clipboard.
When the desired image is stored in the windows clipboard (only one image can be stored at a time), it can be extracted by opening an image manipulation program (such as Microsoft Word, Adobe Photoshop or Microsoft Paint), and selecting Paste from the Edit menu.
As you can see, the intranet's undergone some substantial changes since it's debut in California. After our first session, there were a number of clear "rough spots" that needed working out. Hopefully, those rough spots have been addressed and all is working. We'll be preparing an updated "How to use the COaTI Intranet" document, and will get that out to you shortly.
