You might try visiting the Software Issues group in Caucus, the University s online conferencing system. Organized by Lee Ann Norvelle, an administrative secretary with the UA s Rural Health office, Software Issues is the place to go for user-friendly computing help, tips, and advice. The discussion focuses on some of today s most popular programs, including Word 97, Windows 95, Excel 97, and Access 97. Among Norvelle s more popular contributions is a growing series of tips for Access 97 users.
Caucus is open to all students, faculty, and staff.
Membership in some conferences is limited to students in a particular class, say, or to the members of a work group. Most, though, are open to any member of the UA community with an interest in the subject. Caucus makes it easy to join and resign from conferences, so you can visit as many as you like on a trial basis. Because Caucus is Web-based, messages can include audio, video, animation, HTML coding, and links to Web sites anywhere on the Internet. To join Caucus 1.