This Geeks on Tour monthly newsletter will always be free, but we also have a premium membership with perks like private Zoom meetings, eBooks, tutorial videos, and complete classes. Our premium members support us, making everything we do possible. It’s $58 yearly or $68 for one year only.
What's up with Jim and Chris - the Geeks
A month in Indonesia ...
February
The photo above comes from a liveaboard dive boat named the Mermaid 1. We were on board, doing 2,3, or 4 dives a day for 12 days in the Togian Islands area of Indonesia. We saw everything from whale sharks to nudibrancs (a beautiful type of sea snail) and a true explosion of beautiful corals and sponges.
See our Photo Album here. There are still more photos to come. I'm writing this on board the Mermaid 1 on our last day, then it's off to Bali for one more week.
March - We will be home March 10.
Classes
You can see all classes from past months on our Classes page. We presented 2 classes during January:
Thank you to our premium members for supporting us and making this newsletter possible! If you learn something from us, and you're not a member, consider joining us now.
Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube Channel, click on the bell for notifications, and Like us
on Facebook.
That way you'll get notified when we go
live.
And we're getting closer to 10K subs!
Ask the Geeks Q&A forum. Anyone can read the forum, only members can ask questions. This is a valuable benefit of membership. Join Today! Here are some recent discussions
If You Can Send an Email, You Can Write a Blog Post
We've been keeping a personal, travel blog, using the free Blogger.com website for many years - you can learn how by watching Episode 190 of our What Does This Button Do? Youtube show.
While we’ve been on our dive trip, we’ve been without an Internet connection much of the time. Using the “Post by email” method, I can still write my blog posts
when the days are fresh in my mind. Since I can compose an email with no Internet connection, I can write whenever the inspiration suits me. When I click “Send”, it will go to Blogger whenever I do have a connection. This article teaches how to set it up.
Although I did bring a Chromebook laptop with me on this dive vacation, I've been using my phone for all basic tasks (including writing Blog Posts) and I've been reminded of a couple of nice shortcuts that I thought I'd pass along.
How to share an iPhone’s photo album with a non-iOS user
If you take pictures with your iPhone, you may use the Apple Photos app for making and sharing albums. The problem with this is that you can only share that
album with other iPhone users, (or iPad or Mac.) This is why I like Google Photos so much – it plays nice with both Apple iOS and Android. Albums are not transferrable between Apple Photos and Google Photos – you’re stuck with the tools in the app that you used to make the album.
This article will teach you the sharing technique that will work for anyone, whether they use an Apple device
or not.
If so, we’d love to get a review from you. Click the link below and you should see a right sidebar with all Geeks on Tour stuff, scroll down a bit and you should see Reviews and Write a Review.
If you like this newsletter, please forward it on to your friends!You might want to remove the Unsubscribe information at the bottom of the page. That will prevent one of your friends from Unsubscribing
you.
If you received this issue forwarded by a friend you can subscribe to get your own copy delivered to your in box - it's free. You can also visit
the archives of past newsletters. If you've learned something from us along the way, we'd love a Google Review from you!
Geeks on Tour, 411 Walnut St. #4816, Green Cove Springs, FL, 32043, USA
