PRESS RELEASE 26 February 2017 Port Vila ODC Computers donates Vanuatu Table Tennis Uniforms ODC Computers owner, Olaf De Ceuster and General Manager, Glen Korikalo, yesterday handed over playing and training uniforms for the Vanuatu Table Tennis Team for their upcoming Oceania competitions including the Commonwealth Games in Australia. ODC Computers were the Gold Sponsors of Table Tennis during the 2017 Pacific Mini Games in December, 2017, and supports the continued growth and success of Vanuatu’s table tennis scene. Mr De Ceuster said, “ODC Computers is proud to be associated with a sport for all ages, gender and abilities, as well as humbled by the hard work and dedication demonstrated by the Gold Medal winning Vanuatu Table Tennis Team, led by Anolyn Lulu and Yoshua Shing. We feel it is important that we support our local and national sporting organisations and are honoured to continue our commitment to the sport.” The uniforms were gratefully received by Anolyn Lulu, Captain of the Vanuatu Table Tennis team and Ham Lulu. Anolyn Lulu thanked ODC Computers for their support, saying “It’s the first time for us to have beautiful uniforms in our colours. We are so proud and looking forward to wear them in the upcoming competitions.” General Manager, Mr Glen Korikalo, stated, “ODC Computers support what matters and donating playing and training uniforms builds team spirit and creates a sense of unity, pride and responsibility. Vanuatu should be very proud of its Table Tennis players, representing their country on the world stage.” Athletes competing for the Commonwealth Games are: Male Players: Yoshua Shing and Ham Lulu Female Players: Anolyn Lulu, Priscila Tommy and Stephanie Qwea Liopa Santhy and Randy William will join this team for the Oceania Championship.   Upcoming Competitions & Camps include: 15th – 19th March – Oceania Championship, Gold Coast, Australia; 22nd – 26th March – Oceania Training Camp for Oceania Athletes for the Commonwealth Games, Brisbane, Australia; 4th – 15th April – Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast, Australia; 18th – 19th May – ITTF-Oceania Cup, Port Vila, Vanuatu   The ODC Computers team wish all the Vanuatu Table Tennis players the very best in their upcoming competitions....

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Windows 10 release date is July 29 2015. Windows 10 update is free.           It’s time to start thinking about the free upgrade process. Olaf De Ceuster explains. A simple notification If on May 14, you installed Microsoft update KB 3035583 you will see a Windows icon appear in the notification area. No Popups or advertising. The Windows icon will just be there. When you hover your mouse pointer over the icon, the pop-up simply displays Get Windows 10.     When you right-click the context menu you will see:         Clicking on “Get to know Windows 10” will guide you to a Q&A on the Internet.             Click the following link : http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-10-faq?ocid=win10_auxapp_LearnMore_win10 To get direct access.   Clicking on the Windows Icon:           Clicking on “Reserve” will give you 5 pages of advertising before you can click the “Get Windows 10” Your hardware and programs will be scanned for compatibility and if you have no issues you will see:           You have now reserved your copy of Windows 10and don’t need to do anything else till you are notified after the official release date. Enter your email address if you’d like that and other notifications about the product. Removing the Windows Flag: Select the Show hidden icons arrow in the notification area and click the Customize button. When you see the Notification Area Icons dialog, select Hide icons and notifications             If you need any help with this or have any questions do not hesitate to call ODC on 35777 Enjoy. Olaf Warning: strpos() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in /home3/olafdc/public_html/wp-includes/shortcodes.php on line 189 [contact-form][contact-field label=’Name’ type=’name’ required=’1’/][contact-field label=’Email’ type=’email’ required=’1’/][contact-field label=’Comment’ type=’textarea’...

In Redmond on Tuesday, Microsoft operating system chief Terry Myerson announced that current users of Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and Windows Phone 8.1 will be able to upgrade to Windows 10 for free for one year after the operating system launches. Once you’ve claimed the upgrade, Microsoft will keep you updated for the supported lifetime of the device. “We think of Windows 10 as a service,” Myerson said. This excludes Enterprise versions. You’ll need Software assurance to get that upgrade. Your existing OS will need to be updated to the latest Service Pack , and connected to the Internet to get the free upgrade. This should hopefully weed out the many illegal products out there in the wild. The free upgrade will be available for 1 year. We have been testing Windows 10 for a while and I think it has just the right mix of all the good windows 8 features without loosing our familiar windows 7 habits. The start bar is better than ever and you can have lots of different desktops. A good article: http://www.cnet.com/au/products/microsoft-windows-10/ Enjoy,...

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