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I can almost certainly help you - lots of experience helping and training adults to use technology. Is your original computer Windows or Mac? I would strongly recommend getting an Apple laptop - either recent used, or new. More expensive but will last a long time, and very reliable.

I could help from next Friday, or you are welcome to call me on 07973 269654

Francis

Many thanks Francis. I currently use Windows. Would prefer at this stage to use a someone who is running a business in computers. Definitely don't want Apple but that's my personal prejudice. Do you have a registered business? Will not be planning to do this until September.

Kalamiphile Wrote:

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> I need to replace my ancient desktop with a

> laptop, so need someone who can suggest what to

> buy and then come to house to transfer stuff from

> old computer to laptop. Any suggestions please?


Try Christian from Netquest, local to here

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