On 12/12/06, Sub7 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We have a little computer shop where you spend double what you should be,
> i.e 15 quid for 2 kettle leads... So this has brought me to the conclusion
> that education on computers is not great around here, it's not open to the
> general public who are
Sub7 wrote:
> When i say hundreds, i mean 140, but the software was already provided
> he just had to install it :P.
That sounds a trifle excessive... are you sure he didn't also train them
in the software and/or upgrade their PCs to run it etc. at the same time?
Onsite training isn't cheap - an
With property prices around here i should think your tuppence worth is
completely valid.
It's just the way he does it i guess, bringing two unpriced kettle leads and
telling me 15 quid, he just turned evil in my mind :P.
When i say hundreds, i mean 140, but the software was already provided he
ju
Sub7 wrote:
> overrun with issues like viruses and stability. I see it every day!
> People go into this computer shop and part with hundreds of pounds for
> him to put a disk in the drive and click next, next, next.
Is it really hundreds of pounds for just that, or are you exaggerating?
Persona
Sub7 wrote:
> I'm new, but inspired.
welcome!
> I live in a developing rural town where computers are the satanic
> gadgets that the news makes them out to be.
> I am a geek and have been for years, and since i left school i have
> looked at local businesses and realized that people who don't k
I'm new, but inspired.
I live in a developing rural town where computers are the satanic gadgets
that the news makes them out to be.
I am a geek and have been for years, and since i left school i have looked
at local businesses and realized that people who don't know what they are
doing, are bein
