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I’m 54 and have learned all matters PC with no instruction at all right from the days of Windows 95. Quite simply, I did something and if it didn’t work, I undid it.
I became proficient enough that I regularly get calls to fix PC’s with all manner of windows issues.
A year ago, I came across Linux 9.10 and just managed to get it installed on my Acer D250 Netbook.
For work, I use Outlook extensively and I’ve never been able to find the means whether with Crossover or Wine, where I can synchronise my Ipaq PDA with Outlook.
My aim is to get rid of Windows altogether and use nothing but Linux with Outlook in Crossover or Wine or similar.
If there is anything I need to do, would it be possible to advise as I’ve trawled the forums with no success.
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