Add+to+this+Wiki

To change, add or remove something, let a space member know what you want done. Just send an e-mail to jeanettem1@rocketmail.com and she will take care of it.
 * [[image:peak-ict:lunch_at_comp.gif width="187" height="158" align="left"]]1. Contact Jeanette **

The second option to change, add or remove something, is to try it yourself. That way it gets done quicker ( **immediately**  ) to be precise and you don't have to explain what you want. Besides, 'playing around' on a wiki is a much more fun than working on a traditional web site with HTML - don't you think?
 * **2. Give it a Go Yourself**

If you want to modify any **page** on this web site yourself, you must first become a member and join Wikispaces for ** FREE **. Just visit the "**How To Join" Steps on the Home Page** located at the top of this wiki.

By the way, if you do join when signing up you have the option of creating a new wikispace. You can just say NO to that. Should you change your mind later, it's really easy to create a wikispace. Just return to this wiki web site and click the **'join' link** at the top of the page. Wikispaces sends an e-mail automatically. Jeanette will then **approve your membership and send you a reply.**

After you are approved, find the page you want to change or add to and click the **Edit** button on that page. You will then see the text of the page in an edit box.

Make the necessary changes then click the **Preview** button to be sure it looks right. Once you have verified the page, click the **Save** button. You're done! ** Thanks for helping us keep our web site up-to -date **

** Cheers wiki buddy! **
 * Just a few more points of interest: **
 * Wiki pages are written in a code known as wikitext. It's pretty much the same as HTML, but it's a //lot// simpler.
 * Don't like formatting codes? Don't let that discourage you from posting. At the very least, just type or paste plain text on a page then **send me a message and I'll go pretty it up**. You can also use a WYSIWIG formatter, which is similar to what you find in Microsoft Word (e.g., there are buttons for **bold** and //italics// and such).
 * If you want to practice editing a wiki page before you try it on an important page, you can use the Sandbox. That is strictly a practice page, so you won't mess up anything important.