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Hi, I am Mick a 60 yo guy from AU.Just having a look around at the moment then I will start to post then you will realize what I know about computers could be written on the back of a postage stamp,Thanks, Mick
Hello Mick :wavey: Welcome to the forums. This is a very friendly site with tons of quality information…..I'm sure you'll find what you need. Best Wishes JonTom

Hello Mick :wavey:

Welcome to the forums.

This is a very friendly site with tons of quality information…..I'm sure you'll find what you need.

Best Wishes

JonTom

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Thank you Sir
G'Day, mickjn :wavey:

:welcome:

then I will start to post then you will realize what I know about computers could be written on the back of a postage stamp,Thanks,

:rofl: You are not alone there. If you are looking to learn, this would definitely be the place to start, and finish. Well, I guess we will never finish learning.
I thought I knew a little about computers before I got here. I have been here as a student almost 2 months now, and am still in the stages of realizing just how much I don't know. :blush: There are tons of information to be learned here and I probably haven't even scratched the surface yet. I hope you enjoy your stay here at What The Tech. It is nice to have met you.

:wavey: mickjn :welcome: As Neo says, we are all novices in comparison to the experts here at WTT but we are learning all the time. The people here are friendly and helpful so you've come to the right place. A great thing in your favour is the admission to not knowing much about computers. Many people think they know quite a lot until they start learning and then realise they know very little. Have a good look round the forum and don't be afraid to ask questions, but most of all, enjoy it. Best wishes, Satchfan