IT from TheLibrarie.com started because I was tired of all the sites out there that only give half the details, or other sites that only give out questions and make you sign up or pay for answers.  Being in the field so long, we find ourselves always learning new materials and want to make it easier for others to follow in our paths. At least I’d like to think so – I’ve never been very good at charging people for knowledge.

Computers have been around long enough to create a vast amount of variables.  The articles posted here are for basic configurations only.  If there are any questions please feel free to contact me and, if I’m bored and not very busy, I may try to figure our problems with you. Notice I didn’t say FOR you.

Use the search feature to quickly navigate this site.  Need to find something about running multiple copies of gaim at once?  Just type “gaim” into the search field and click on search.  It’s just that easy! 


As of August 4th 2008, I’ve redone the categories. Software was broken down into Microsoft and Linux groups.

As of October 5th 2009, I’ve changed the theme of the site and rid myself of the crappy index.html landing page. The links have been redone a bit (some removed, some added), and I will be working on the download areas soon enough.

As of April 8th 2010, I’ve added Captcha processing to reduce the number of SPAM Comment Bots.

On October 4th 2010, I changed the sitename and tagline as to not confuse people. I’m not offering free services. I am merely sharing information I’ve found with others.

July 27th 2011, I added some Google Adsense advertisements to the top of every post and the sidebar of the main page. Since 50% of my “users” are utilizing firefox, I’ll assume that roughly 1/3 of all page views will not actually show the advertisements. All potential profits will be used to pay for the hosting of this site. Any additional funds and I’ll probably just donate to charity anyway.


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