JP Can Fix It

JP Can Fix It Technology isn't meant to be a scary thing! I can help! * Friendly, patient, local technical help and advice, available 7 days. Suspicious activity?

Reliable and punctual.
* Reasonable, competitive rates. No fix, no fee: the first hour is free if I don't have a solution for you.
* On site service to all Inner Sydney locations as well as remote support via the internet.

* We believe that computers and technology, while complex, do not need to be scary or painful.
* Honest advice and consultation, not a sales pitch to sell you new software or

equipment. I want to fix your technical issues in the most appropriate way to meet your needs.
* We start by looking at what you need from your technology. There is no point buying the latest thing in high-tech if you don’t really need the functions it provides. (Of course, if you really want it, we believe in that too!)
* We’re not afraid to use free products either – see our “Recommended Software” page in the tabs above for current recommendations.

* Refer a friend and you both save 15% off the next service call. SERVICES:
General technology advice – even if it doesn’t fit any of these categories, we probably still do it!

* On-site service and repair for PC and Apple Mac computers
* Microsoft Windows and MAC OS X
* Microsoft Office: Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook
* Internet and email connection and setup, including internet security
* ADSL broadband and wireless connections, modem and router installation
* Printer and scanner connection
* Virus and spyware removal – computer running slow? Let us check it out for you
* Recovery services
* Computer startup issues
* Lost files
* Regular system backup
* Help in chooosing new equipment and software that best suits your needs
* Data management – cataloguing and storing
* Documents
* Photos
* Music files
* Video files
* Home theatre equipment recommendation, connection and setup, including Personal Video Recorders
* Mobile phone and plan selection
* Social networking sites: Facebook, Twitter

* One-on-one training

02/05/2011

A screen called 'Windows Recovery', warning of damaged hard drive, memory full etc, is malware & your PC needs to be professionally cleaned.

25/02/2011

More keyboard shortcuts, this time, the most useful ones of all:

Windows: (windows key) + E - opens Windows Explorer to quickly go find that document you're looking for.

Mac: SHIFT + ⌘ + C - goes to your Compute folder in Finder.

Not sure at what size the photos from your camera can be printed? Use this handy calculator:http://auctionrepair.com/pix...
25/02/2011

Not sure at what size the photos from your camera can be printed? Use this handy calculator:

http://auctionrepair.com/pixels.html

interactive tool for converting image size expressed in different measurement units.

Every so often I read a report that reminds me why we should all be cautious on the internet: http://is.gd/qoburo
24/02/2011

Every so often I read a report that reminds me why we should all be cautious on the internet: http://is.gd/qoburo

The OddJob Trojan has been seen hijacking banking sessions and stealing funds across the globe.

23/02/2011

Microsoft has just released Service Pack 1 for Windows 7. If you are not receiving your Windows Updates automatically I recommend waiting a few days before updating, just in case people find issues.

23/02/2011

Mac: CTRL-F2 for the menu bar. CTRL-F5 for the 'toolbar' of the current window. Type letters to move to a menu eg 'win' for window menu.

Mac: press TAB to move around in a dialog box, ENTER to accept choices.

It takes some getting used to but it's so much quicker than reaching for the mouse, especially when using a trackpad on a laptop.

23/02/2011

The #1 thing which can make your life easier? Start using keyboard shortcuts. Every menu & window is totally accessible from the keyboard.

Access Windows menus: ALT + the underlined letter, eg ALT-F to open the file menu. ALT-F4 almost always closes the current program.

Windows: Move around a dialog box: TAB key. Press space bar to activate the highlighted control, press ENTER to "click ok" on the window.

16/02/2011

Welcome to the world of JP Can Fix It! Got technical issues with computers, home theatre, mobile phones? Read here for my regular tips!

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