Security placed on PastPerfect Program
to prevent files from being deleted.
 

To the right is a computer snapshot of the password page that was added to the program to stop the deletion  of files that were being added. This was done after talking to Brian Gomez of the software company by phone.  All that used the program were given a password. Some refused to use the program after this and I believe it may have been because  they knew it would identify who made errors and when. The error report gave the number 0f the Abscission and the name of who did the accession was identified on  that accession as well.

we had purchase of the first computer and the PastPerfect program in late 2006 and early 2007, I had been using computer since the 1970 and was sure I could master this in time.    The files had become unorganized because of name change to the Location Authority files.

Two volunteers and myself were preparing the files as  Brian Gomez. had directed in letter of April 24, 2007. The three of us had completed what I would estimate over 90 percent of the files when security was breached and all the files were deleted.

I received this e-mail of which so informed me the boxes had been removed. Seems they wanted me to know it happened and they got away with it.

I was using the computer snapshot to build slides to use on my projector  as teaching tool to use with the projector.  The projector never became a reality as the so called "Executive Board" made the decision to porches a computer and software to do Webpage with    some of the money some of the money  of my wife's memorial. I had said I had  Microsoft Software on my own and would use it..

The executive Board voted the computer and printer as their choice.