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I moved from MA 13 yrs ago. All my children and grandchildren are living in MA. Now is the time for me to get near them, could you help me find a place or better yet, a condo where I could relocate. I am planning to make my move around next September. Thank you.

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I want to buy a basic, easy to use computer for my dad who is 93. Suggestions?

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By: murielle Posted: Oct 30 2005 01:30:02 PM

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Are there any seniors out there taking classes or trying to earn a degree online who would like to share their experience with me? I am writing an article for ClassesUSA on the non-traditional online student.

By: Nina Posted: Nov 27 2005 03:28:16 PM

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By: James Posted: Dec 04 2005 03:52:51 PM

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By: James Posted: Dec 04 2005 03:53:30 PM

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Anna wrote: "I want to buy a basic, easy to use computer for my dad who is 93. Suggestions?" Anna, actually I think there are firms that specialise in computers for the elderly. I know there is one in Austria, but I'm sure there is a company that is closer to you. Some things you might want to consider: The computer should probably use larger fonts and have options to enlarge pictures and such. Also, it would help to have ear-phones if your father is hard of hearing, even if it is a problem in only one ear. (I have that problem, and earphones help me a lot.) Hope you found that useful. Gerda

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By: Joyce Posted: Dec 11 2005 11:13:49 AM

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Most computers now a days have options to make it easier for seniors. The font can be made larger and if you get someone who knows what they are doing to set it up you can easily eliminate all the "junk" that a new computer comes with and leave the basic for easier use. That is what we did for my grandmother. I went to Wal-Mart and bought her a computer for $350 and set it up. She is 83 and has not had any problems understanding how to use it yet. I am now in the process of doing the same for my other grandparents.

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