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Al and Nancy Fasoldt.
   
Technology writer and photographer Al Fasoldt writes about consumer technology for The Post-Standard in Syracuse, NY, USA, and for Technofile Online. He and his wife, Nancy, host workshops in computers and photography. This Web site is run independently of the newspaper and its Web site, www.syracuse.com.

 Thousands of articles, reviews and essays
 on computers, photography and consumer technology

By Al Fasoldt

New articles (longer list)
  • How to figure your monthly Internet usage (March 7, 2010)
  • Stop Paying for Software: Free Web-based helper programs (Feb. 28, 2010)
  • Stop Paying for Software: 32 free Windows programs in Karen's Power Tools (Feb. 21, 2010)
  • Stop Paying for Software: Readers suggest 10 free programs (Feb. 14, 2010)
  • Google lunacy: You MUST turn off Buzz for privacy (Feb. 11, 2010)

    • Cover photo: A LONG, LONG TRAIL A-WINDING

    >A lonesome highway snakes through the mountains of eastern New Mexico, continuing into the hills near the center of the photo. Although the expanse of sky makes New Mexico's roads seem endless, this one actually dead-ends at the ghost town of Chloride.
    Photo by Al Fasoldt. All rights reserved.
    Paradise is like this: A lonesome highway snakes through the mountains of eastern New Mexico, continuing into the hills near the upper center of the photo. Although the expanse of sky makes New Mexico's roads seem endless, this one actually dead-ends at the ghost town of Chloride.