Meeting subject – Ebay, Paypal – Buying and selling on the web Plus – The gadgets you got at Christmas RSVP for – Tuesday 21st January 2020
IT & Technology Interest Group Meeting Jan 2020 (RSVP Please)
Scams & keeping ourselves protected online
Probus IT Group – Monday 16-9-2019 The following are some notes from our meeting 16th September 2019 Guard your Information Our personal information is important and valuable. Consider who you provide Information to and how much. Keep your personal details
4 biggest barriers to being tech-savvy
These are the hardships seniors face when it comes to mastering new technology – and how to overcome them.
Retirees Love New Experiences
Retirement is the perfect time for retirees to rejuvenate and enjoy new experiences. Travelling both domestically and overseas has become a very popular activity amongst today’s retirees. With many retirees embarking on new adventures and choosing to travel, here
Photo Gallery – November 2019
Walking Woodend
On Friday 30th August (10) at 9.30am, ten members met at the rear of the Taylors Lakes Hotel on a bright sunny day, no clouds in the sky, but only 8 ° for a nice leisurely drive to Woodend. As
Passwords Matter
Probus IT Group – Monday 16-9-2019 ADDITIONAL NOTES FROM OUR MEETING 16TH SEPTEMBER 2019 Passwords are a necessary evil, so how do we manage? We are all told our passwords are important, and key to protecting our digital and online
Exploring Melbourne’s Laneways and iconic Arcades – 28/6/2019
Blessed with beautiful blue skies, 17 of us caught the train into the city. First obligatory stop was for coffee in one of our popular laneways. That done and all powered up we explored the beautiful banking chamber and lobby
Garden Group Visit-Melton Botanical Gardens -20/6/19
Eight (8) eight members braved the winter and the shortest day to attend this trip. A good roll up considering the weather on the day.
A Day Trip to Trentham
Ron had promised up a visit to Trentham Falls. The Falls are the longest single-drop waterfall in Victoria. At 32 metres high, it’s not a giant by world standards, but it’s what we have. Unfortunately for us the drought has