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Monthly Archives: July 2006
Tickets get a hi-tech makeover
There doesn’t seem to be any limit to what you can do with technology apart, that is, from your imagination.A South African company called mobicode is now offering concert promoters and other organisations the opportunity of selling tickets and vouchers … Continue reading
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Keeping control of pictures
Recently I came across a very good little program that will be just the job for many people who have got involved with digital photography.Picasa is supplied free by Google and is amazingly capable at organising and editing pictures. It … Continue reading
Venting yourself on the world
I must have been among the first Durban people outside the university to hear of the Internet and to see the worldwide web and I was completely unimpressed. This was in the early 1990s, when I had just started writing … Continue reading
One program displays all?
There are more and more different kinds of computer files every day meaning that you have to have more and more programs on your computer to view them especially if you often receive files from other people.I still haven’t found … Continue reading
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The trouble with E-mail
There was a time when I thought e-mail was the greatest technology that I had ever encountered.I was fed up with the phone because it was getting harder and harder to get to talk to people. They were always away … Continue reading
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Welcome
Welcome to my FishNet Blog. Here you’ll find my columns (of the same name) as they appear in the Sunday Tribune newspaper in Durban, South Africa. You’re welcome to leave your comments but please note that these will not appear … Continue reading