Author Archives: technologyquestions

One of our readers advises that after receiving advice in the mail that the NBN is now available in the area where he lives, he’s considering connecting to it. So he sent an email to one of his technology advisers, … Continue reading →

One of our readers advises that he recently had problems with a printer he bought from the Officeworks store at Northmead in New South Wales – they eventually admitted it was “no good” and needed to be replaced, which it … Continue reading →

If you use this link, you are taken to a list of all the Apple stores in Australia. It seems that if you want to email any of them, their ordinary email address is, say, broadway@apple.com. We have used such … Continue reading →

Further to this previous post, we’ve discovered that the Apple store at Castle Hill does have an ordinary email address. Two people in the store had said the store didn’t have one, but a third said they did – he … Continue reading →

According to the Wikipedia article, Wesfarmers, described as “an Australian conglomerate,” has 223,000 employees, YET, it has an ordinary email address!!!!! –  info@wesfarmers.com.au – which can be readily located if you go to it’s website, AND, there are obviously people whose … Continue reading →

Today, on Thu. 15 Aug. 2019, we’ve realised something we consider completely bizarre, something that has left us reeling, something which we’re astonished we hadn’t realised before, and that is that Apple stores don’t have an ordinary email address or … Continue reading →

Use a finger to push down on the button in the top left of your MacBook – the button that’s marked like this.

(1) Go to “Finder” in the top left corner of your screen/desktop and click on it. This drop down menu will appear. (2) Click on “Preferences,” and this will appear. (3) Make sure that “General” is selected, and the items … Continue reading →

When you create a WordPress blog, a “What this blog is all about” section will appear in the top right hand corner of your home page. How do you edit it so that it says what you want it to … Continue reading →

Why, when there are Internet Service Providers who have ordinary email addresses readily available and have a track record of providing helpful responses to emails sent to them, would anyone have an interest in any of the rest??? INTERNET SERVICE … Continue reading →