About this site

A few words of explanation for the casual international wanderer who happen to bump into these pages. First and foremost I must make it perfectly clear that this site is strictly for local Finnish consumption and does not aim for any global audience.

Therefore all the other pages are written solely in finnish and are not translated in any foreign language.

This site offers local computer-related aid in Lohja area. Lohja is situated about 54 kilometers northwest of the Finnish capital city Helsinki.

Lohja is a peaceful inland city of 36 000 inhabitants and Lohja area is known in Finland as a famous apple-growing region. Therefore Lohja likes to call itself The Apple Village.

I am the sole author of the pages and I am a journalist living in Lohja. I like to play with computers and like to help people with computer-related problems.

For a small fee I will fix the Windows-related ills that plaque all Windows-installations after a extended duration of use.

These pages contain also a small collection of my computer-related writings in the the local main newspaper Länsi-Uusimaa.

Normally I edit the economics-section of this newspaper, but twice a month I take leave of normal daily humdrum of economics and try to tell my readers about things that I think every computer-user should know.  These ‘Bitti poikittain’ -colums have been a standard feature of Länsi-Uusimaa for several years.

I am also a regular contributor for the Finland’s largest computer magazine Mikrobitti for which I do computer-related news-stories.

I have a English blog in the address http://beinghuman.blogs.fi, which takes a critical look on existing religions ja tells about the atheistic alternative to them.

I have also written a comprehensive guidebook of the OpenOffice 1.0 -suite. The already obsolete book was published by Edita-publishing but is no longer available in Finland.