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Library offering free Internet access, computer training classes - Palestine Herald Press

Library offering free Internet access, computer training classes Palestine Herald Press Community members are invited to come use the computers to look for jobs or keep in touch with family and friends, as well as participate in free computer classes offered at the library. February classes include: PowerPoint 2010, from 4 to 6 pm today, ...

Wired for opportunity: North Charleston site has computers, free classes - Charleston Post Courier

Wired for opportunity: North Charleston site has computers, free classes Charleston Post Courier By Brendan Kearney North Charleston job seekers received a boost Wednesday when community leaders officially opened the Midland Park Community Center and Computer Lab, which features 18 computers and a variety of free skills classes. Community, businesses partner on workforce labCharleston Regional Business all 12 news articles »

Library will offer more computer classes - Longview News-Journal

Library will offer more computer classes Longview News-Journal The free Beginner Computer Class was full on Feb. 3 and the continuation will be on Feb. 10. If you missed this class and would like to attend the next beginner class, contact the library, 903-856-3302, or come by and sign up. Also, our free Google ... Carlstadt library to hold computer classesNorthJersey.com (press release) Library offers computer classesSan Antonio Express all 4 news articles »

Downtown Library Offers Free Classes - Patch.com

Downtown Library Offers Free Classes Patch.com From computer classes to live performances, the John F. Germany Public Library in downtown provides a wide range of free events throughout the month. By Alessandra Da Pra Check out these free events and classes taking place in February at the John F.

Class Claims Free PC Virus Scan is a Fraud - Courthouse News Service

Class Claims Free PC Virus Scan is a Fraud Courthouse News Service By CHRIS MARSHALL San Francisco (CN) - A company designed its free virus scan software to exaggerate computer errors in order to lure customers into buying the full product, according to a federal class action. James LaGarde claims Sammsoft's Advanced ... and more »