It's some time since I listed any interesting and useful sites. Here's half-a-dozen good ones (November) ...
Starting with a tall order - how to master the internet !
Next - All digital life is here .
Interested in news, images and videos ?
Check this one out - it's about e-mentoring !
An index of what's written by journalists.
And finally, a very useful site for those of you are gaining confidence in finding your way about your computer.

Six goodies (August) ... A clipboard which takes more than one entry (up to 25).
An encrypted system that lets you store passwords.
An improved notepad much more versatile than the one which comes with Windows.
An essential protection tool, which, with the one below, you ought to run every week.
Another one. Between them they get rid of virtually all spyware.
Finally, a program which will let you recover an accidentally deleted file.

A program to do file conversions automatically.
Two programs to help you write web pages. Click here or here.
And another to help you master Outlook Express.
A source of freeware. (You can also enter 'freeware' in a search engine - such as Google).
Useful key strokes (if you don't like using a mouse).
Software download to link to a clock accurate to within 15 secs.
Another very good (English) source of software. Much of this is commercial, but there are many bargains. A first-class way to fight spam.
A fun site. Type in a date and it will tell you the day.
An excellent source of PC (and other) magazines.
All the support you need for Internet Explorer, Windows and Outlook Express ... Access the Microsoft Knowledge base.
A site which is a tremendous resource for all aspects of computer usage.

N.B. More will follow as we discover them!