Website resources and information for staff.Community Caring Conference Logos and Downloads:
Logos for use by Community Caring Staff and volunteers can be found on the press page.
Email signatures for use on outgoing email can be found on this page. Click here.
Posting events, information, and photos to neighborhoodccc.org :
Posting to Community Caring Conference Inform
You must be a registered author on this blog to create a posting. To become a registered author, you must be issued an invitation from the Community Caring Conference Website Committee. If you are being issued a blogger.com invitation, it will arrive in you email inbox or spam box. You must respond to this email to become an author and be given permission to add information to Community Caring Conference Inform. You must have a google.com account or obtain one through the links provided in the invitation to use this service. Once you have been given permission and become an author, adding information is simple. Log in to blogger at www.blogger.com , you will be taken to the Blogger Dashboard, there you can choose from different options. To post click the New Post option, enter your article title in the Title Box. Enter your article text in the text editor box below the title box. Just above the the editor box you can add special features and functions to your entry. Use the Add Image button to add photos. Then click on the Show All link near the labels at the bottom to choose from a category, or leave it blank. When you're done, click the Preview link to preview how it will look. When you are satisfied click Publish Post to put your post to the web. In a as little as one minute (or up to thirty) you will see the changes on the neighborhoodccc.org website.
All photos should be JPEG or GIF format at 100 dpi or less and no larger than 512 pixels wide with the exception of images intended for republication.
Posting to Community Events Calendar, Neighborhood Council Calendar, or Board of Directors Calendar:
You must be a registered user of Google Accounts to add to a calendar. To become a registered author, you must be issued an invitation from the Community Caring Conference Website Committee. If you are being issued a Google Calendar invitation, it will arrive in your email inbox or spam box. It is recommended you respond to this email to become an author and be given permission to post information to a Community Caring Conference calendar. If you didn't receive your invitation and should have, you may still be able to use this service by logging onto your existing Google account with the email address you provide the Community Caring Conference Website Committee at https://www.google.com/accounts , or alternatively by creating a new google account by using this link https://www.google.com/accounts/NewAccount . Once you have gotten your account set up. Log into Google at https://www.google.com/accounts .
Once logged in, adding information is simple. Under the My Services section of your My Account page, you will see the services you are currently subscribed to. Click on Calendar to view the calendars you have created or been invited too, you will see the Community Caring Conference Calendar(s) you have permission to post to. Find the day and date of the event you with to add. Click on that date, you now how two choices regarding how to post an event:
You can add a simple and quick event with no description by using the What box and entering a sentence starting with the time (including am or pm), event name, location and address, city and state. For example entering 5pm to 6:30 pizza party at 123 any street Rock Island IL 61201 would create a valid event. You would then choose from the Which Calendar drop down box to select the calendar you would like to post your new event to.
You can create a standard event including a detailed description by clicking edit event details after you have clicked on the date for your event. You can then fill out the form of that includes the boxes What, When, Where, Description, and select what Calendar you would like to post your new event to.
All photos should be JPEG or GIF format at 100 dpi or less and no larger than 512 pixels wide with the exception of images intended for republication.
A Community Caring Conference Website Committee Member will be able to post information to, as well as create and remove, web pages. Please have you digital photos and at least draft copy (text, article etc.) ready to send to the website committee member.
All photos should be JPEG or GIF format at 100 dpi or less and no larger than 512 pixels wide with the exception of images intended for republication.
Viewpoints / Council Review
Should be submitted as a good quality searchable grayscale PDF file at 200 dpi high file compression. 150 dpi is preferred as this makes for smaller and faster loading files.
Email Signatures
This feature is for advanced email users
Right (mouse button) click on and save the signature file to a location of your choice on your computer:
Depending on your program's version the signature feature may be located somewhere else. Use your email client program's help feature to locate your signature feature location if these instructions do not work.
Launch Microsoft Outlook Express or your email program. Choose “Options…? from the “Tools? menu. In the dialog box that appears, click the “Signatures? tab. In the “Signatures? section, click the [New] button. In the “Edit Signature? section, click the “File? radio button. Click the [Browse…] button and locate the file you downloaded and saved earlier in your local file system. Click [Open] once you have selected this file. Tip: If you want the signature to appear automatically at the end of each message, also check the “Add signatures to all outgoing messages? checkbox on the “Signatures? tab. Click OK. Compose a new message. When you have finished the new message, choose “Signature? from the “Insert? menu. Headline Animator should appear at the end of your message (unless you followed the tip in step 9 and your signature appears automatically).
