The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Yes, that is a simple solution ... and one I've tried to implement with 5 different Ward Bulletin authors ... and I have yet to receive the bulletin already in PDF format just once without me having to do it for them. That's why I encourage an online bulletin creation method. It boils down to people...

Yes, you could output it as a PDF and then post that ... but have you actually tried that? I have. Typically, the person who creates the Ward Bulletin is not a person putting the info on the Ward (or Stake) website. This then requires the Ward (or Stake) website admin to get an electronic version of...

The challenge there, of course, is that e-mail addresses change. Also, creating userids based upon email addresses make it MUCH easier for hackers to obtain userids. A while back, much of CES changed to the "NetID" style of system now used by CES partly for the specific reason of not having userids...

Rexburg, ID

Would be interested in attending, but a web-based meeting would probably get a bigger audience and cost much less for the attendees.

I know a number of people here who'd probably be interested as well.

I'm an experienced computer tech (almost 19 years) and for the last 5 years I've been primarily servicing and managing the printers used at BYU-Idaho. For the last 3 years I've also been managing the copiers used here (all told, printers and copiers come to about 380 devices ... this week). I also r...

Having the ability to import calendar information would be a tremendous time saver, and would greatly improve the usability of the calendar. Otherwise, it's nice to refer to, but pain to update or add anything to (which probably explains why so few actually do much with the calendar). Thus it is a V...