Friday, 26 February 2010

PC Answers, 212

I will be contributing a four-page project on removing malware infections from your PC. Deadline end of March.

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Thursday, 25 February 2010

Active Magazine

I’ve been commissioned to write a feature on the sterling work played by National Trust volunteers after the devastating floods in Cockermouth. This piece is due to be published in April. Deadline next Wednesday.

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Wednesday, 24 February 2010

Tech Radar

I’ve been commissioned for four tips pieces for Tech Radar, deadlines throughout March. Details of each tips piece will appear when it’s published.

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Tuesday, 23 February 2010

Microsoft Windows, 43

I shall be contributing two projects to issue 43 of Microsoft’s official Windows magazine: a guide to creating a DVD photo slideshow in Windows Live Movie Maker (due Thursday), and a guide to setting up and recording TV in Windows 7 (due next Monday). My regular Support Squad column is due in tomorrow.

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BBC Countryfile Magazine

February marked the end of my original year-long commission for “Five Days to the Weekend”, a weekly guide to towns and villages worth visiting in the UK.

1/2: Hambleton, Rutland (click here)
8/2: Brampton, Cumbria (click here)
15/2: Pangbourne, Berkshire (click here)
22/2: Tintern, Monmouthshire (click here)

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Monday, 22 February 2010

PC Answers 211

I’ve been commissioned to write the lead feature for issue 211 of PC Answers, a guide to averting disaster. This is due in Mid-March, and accompanies a three-page project on recording your family tree online (due next Monday) and my regular Helpdesk pages (due the following Friday).

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Tech Radar/PC Plus

My recent project on encrypting your hard drive for data security in PC Plus has now been put online at Tech Radar. Click here to view it.

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Tuesday, 2 February 2010

Your Family Tree, 87

I’m prominently featured in the free Computing for Family Historians supplement that’s given away with the latest issue of Future’s genealogical magazine. I wrote the lead feature, Windows 7: Explained, specifically for this issue, while other articles from previous issues as well as a collection of questions from old PC Answers Helpdesk columns have also made an appearance in the supplement. The whole package costs £4.99 and is on-sale today. Click here for more information.

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