Monday, July 1, 2002		Editor's Mail

When I read the previous issue of Log in... Tribune, I came across a letter that said this IT supplement had hit a century. Even I have all issues filed at my place. I counted all and found this absolutely true. How time flies. I remember the day when I completed a course in computers from one of the private IT teaching centres. Despite having put in so much of money in the course, I could not gain much. Since there is always a lot of difference between what one learns theoretically and what happens in real life, a person needs to have a guide. Log in Tribune became my guide since I chose computers as my career. And this guide stayed with me through thick and thin. I always read it with gusto every Monday to remain abreast with the latest news, trends and happenings. However, I have a suggestion. Why don't you start something for the beginners? Some column that could teach everyone the basics of computing. That would serve two purposes. Firstly, it might make a dent in all fraud computer teaching institutes and secondly, students will start solving their own problems. They will develop a do-it-yourself attitude and the aura of complication would vanish from this area. I wish Login Tribune very best of luck. May it continue to guide every IT professional the way it guided me.

Manoj Suri, Ludhiana

I take this opportunity to congratulate the Tribune family for achieving the numero uno rank in newspaper with the IT supplement, Log in… Tribune. I would also like to thank you for publishing my problem in the previous edition of Log in Tribune. The solution that you had suggested was very effective and now my PC performance is far better.

Vinay Paul, Jalandhar