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To view a list of 29 Australian Apple Consultants, use this link. We are continually adding to this list. 7 Jan. 2020.

One of our readers says that in 1980, when one of his sons was 12, he bought him an Apple 2 computer, and that from the moment he got it he used to work on it until 1 and 2 … Continue reading →

Further to this post, dated 20 Apr. 2020, in which we described how these incompetents expected one of our readers to wait on the phone for more than an hour if he wanted help that might enable him to start … Continue reading →

Something we’ve come across recently – a poor Doctor trying to deal with them! One wonders how he fell into the hands of these incompetents, who so obviously don’t know and don’t care! To make a comment, ask a question, … Continue reading →

We continue to be flabbergasted with the fact that improvements in technology are, almost daily, making it easier and easier to deal with people and organisations, while, at the same time, it seems to be getting harder and harder! Longtime … Continue reading →

Anyone who works in technology for a while develops areas with which they’re completely familiar, they never need any help and information from others while working in these area. But everyone, and we mean everyone, it doesn’t matter how experienced … Continue reading →

If you have a technology question, send it to us, using this email address – info@questionsmisc.info. We may be able to help you, or, far more likely, we may be able to direct you to organisations who have people who … Continue reading →

Use this link to go to post 2, dated 7 Feb. 2020. Use this link to go to post 1, dated 8 Jan. 2020.

Use this link to go to post 1, dated 4 Jun. 2018. Use this link to go to post 2, dated 22 Jan. 2020.

As we’ve often reported, we read once – “What technology enables, happens.” What technology enables is for there to be an ordinary email address, just one for the whole world, which people can use when, in dealing with Apple, they … Continue reading →