LeeTutor

I have been a programmer since 1966, when the mainframes were IBM 7094 and Univac 1108. About a dozen different languages, including several assembler. My first personal computer was an Apple II, and I became expert enough at it to have a couple of dozen articles published in nationally distributed magazines like Micro and Call -A.P.P.L.E. Then got my first IBM compatible, an old AT, before the days of Windows 3.1. Several pcs later, I had Windows XP, Windows ME and Windows 98SE multibooting off a Dell Pentium III. I now have a new Dell Pentium IV with Windows 7 Ultimate on it, and with Windows Vista and Windows XP installed as a guest OS using Microsoft's Windows Virtual Pc. I also have a MacBook Pro laptop with OS X (Lion version) with Parallels installed so I can access a Windows 7 virtual machine or its installed programs while running under the Mac OS. I have several part-time jobs, spending a lot of time tutoring people on computers and chess (hence my chosen member name) and helping novices fix or set up their machines. I first joined a site called Experts-Exchange.com in August 2000, and have enjoyed and profited from every minute of it. I really like learning new things and helping people. This is a great site for that!
In each year 2007 through 2011, I have been awarded a certificate for Microsoft's MVP (Most Valuable Professional) program.
Email: leetutor at att.net
Have a look at my website, LeeTutor's Exploring Windows http://www.exploringwindows.com

Computers, chess, reading