Copyright © 1997-2007 Elizabeth Boston, The Computer Lady

Attention Computer Users...

 

 

If you have Computer Questions, you can learn quick & easy answers every Thursday in my FREE newsletter called, Ask The Computer Lady!

 

I’ll teach you how to save time and money when it comes to your computer. You will gain valuable computer knowledge and your friends will soon be coming to you for computer advice.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We have all been there, you find yourself repeating the same tasks day after day on your computer, and while you know there has to be a quicker, easier way, you don’t know how so you keep doing it the same, long way.

 

I have done things the long hard way too, but then I began to search through books, courses and the Internet and found there are shortcuts out there that I didn’t even know I should be looking for. Before long, I was doing twice the work on my computer in half the time!

 

While I was searching and learning, I began to notice one small thing. All these resources were written in technical language that was hard for the average computer user to understand. Sure, I found a few sites written for “Newbies” but they treated me like I was a bit... slow. I felt insulted after researching their sites!

 

This is why I write Ask The Computer Lady every week in simple, easy to understand language that does not insult the intelligence of my readers. Not only do my readers learn from me, but I often learn new shortcuts and tip from many of you! Don’t just take my word for it. Take a look at what some of my weekly readers have to say!

 

I subscribe to, and have read, many, many computer newsletters Yours is the first to be explained in terms the average person can understand with quality, correct information that goes directly to the point.
YOU DUN GOOD KID!
Les Smith

 

I can hardly wait to see your newsletter each time you publish it. I save almost every one of your answers to people's problems and file them in a loose-leaf notebook just in case someone else (or I) need an answer in the future. Thanks so much for having such a wonderful newsletter, and for free at that!

Doris from North Carolina

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I subscribe to several "teaching" letters, I find yours to be the most useful. In fact, I just learned something from your 3/29/07 letter, I didn't even know I needed to know! Thanks
Mary from  Michigan

 

   

I look forward to your newsletter each week. I learn so many neat things. I was so glad to know about free AVG - saved me money and it works great! Thank you so much!!!

Carolyn from  Indiana

 

 

Hi Elizabeth,

I feel as though I know you personally, due to the fact that your newsletter writes as though you were sitting beside me and we are having a conversation.

You have a Gift and you have helped so many of us, especially like me, I'm 72 and spend most of my spare time "grin', on the computer trying your recommended sites and enjoying every minute of it. Thanks so much for all you do and your continued interest in helping others. GOD BLESS YOU!

Jean from Cypress, TX

 

 

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