"Despairing of Chesterton"

March 22nd, 2006 - 18:15 until 20:15

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How to avoid your most frustrating experiences with Internet Explorer and the like.

"Despairing of Chesterton" - Does this describe your relationship with your PC? If so, help is at hand, at least in terms of using a browser to find that crucial information from the internet. Cambridge SkillsTap has arranged for PC expert, Karen Roem, to share her intimate knowledge of how to avoid your most frustrating experiences with Internet Explorer and the like. You can put your problem to Karen, anonymously should you choose, with the provision of a genuine "agony aunt" to this commonplace source of tension. Interactive demo's and clear answers will be a feature of the evening.

Ditch despair and join the Cambridge SkillsTap event on Weds 22 March at 18:15 for 18:45 start, in central Cambridge.

There will be plenty of time for networking and light refreshments (£5 attendance fee) - to attend and for full details, please register at events@cambridgeskillstap.org.uk

Karen Roem
Karen Roem runs Roem Limited which provides training, support and consultancy. She writes regularly for the Cambridge Network and has begun to appear on Radio Cambridge - see http://www.roem.co.uk

Cambridge SkillsTap:
Cambridge SkillsTap key aim is to promote and deliver the benefits of portfolio working to the hirers, the local economy and its members. As an association of businesses, it connects a wide range of portfolio professionals to enterprises in Cambridge and beyond.

Cambridge SkillsTap seeks to confirm portfolio working as the cost-effective and flexible alternative to conventional employment. It does so by providing a better match to the professional resource needs of enterprises, both in terms of the quality and the timing of the delivery.

Want to know more? visit www.cambridgeskillstap.org.uk
or contact Alan Syrop at alan.syropl@cambridgeskillstap.org.uk