Disclaimer

The tips and other information given on this site are researched and, to the best of the ASCCAs' abilities, are believed to be accurate at the time they are presented. But because there are nearly infinite permutations of hardware, software and user skill levels; and because technology tools and techniques evolve rapidly; and because the information here is written for a general audience and is not specifically tailored to any particular system/systems or user/users, we cannot and do not guarantee that all the information here will work on all systems, for all users of all skill levels, all the time or on your particular system at any given time.
Use common sense when following suggestions here (for example: back up your data before making any system changes), and get help from a computer support professional if you are unclear on the why or how of what you're doing, or its possible actions, interactions, or consequences.
In any case, you are responsible for your own actions; all information herein is offered as-is and without warranty of any kind. To the greatest extent allowable by law and with no exceptions of any kind, ASCCA, its employees, volunteers and contributors are not responsible for any loss, injury, damage, inconvenience, hardship or any other negative outcome whatsoever, whether direct or consequential, resulting from your application or use of any information presented on this site or in the associated newsletters.

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