Peter Jorgensen
Dr. Peter Jörgensen, aka drpj, has been exploring the limits of personal computer technology for over 25 years... that's about as long as personal computers have been around! He started out with an Apple II plus and has owned machines running CP/M, MS-DOS, Windows, Mac OS (classic & X) and Linux. He's spent the past twenty-odd years helping university faculty, staff and students get more out of their computers than they thought they could.
In addition to his PhD in Communication/Informatics (University at Buffalo), drpj has a Masters Degree in Information Resources Management from Syracuse University and a BS in Forest Biology from SUNY.
You may find he's also written on some of his other favorite topics, such as electric boating, and hand tools.
Latest Articles
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Introduction to X11
Besides having its own familiar GUI interface, the Mac can run programs in an older windowing environment called X-windows.
Oct 31, 2008
- Peter Jorgensen
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Good Programming Style
Maintaining and modifying code is made much easier by following a few often-overlooked techniques.
Oct 29, 2008
- Peter Jorgensen
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Solving Mac OS X Problems
There are a few techniques that can restore a Mac to good operating condition. Try them before calling for help.
Oct 28, 2008
- Peter Jorgensen
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Computer Programming Fundamentals
There are some fundamental computer programming concepts that all programming languages share.
Aug 25, 2008
- Peter Jorgensen
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Mac Programming - an Introduction
The Macintosh provides many ways to automate tasks. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, you'll find that all the programming tools you need come with every Mac.
Jul 23, 2008
- Peter Jorgensen
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