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Troubleshooting your Apple products: The last word

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Writer Chris Breen is looking at a big change and has something to say. He writes:</p>

After decades of offering advice to Apple users in the pages of MacUser and then Macworld, I‘m making a career change and heading off to a fruit-flavored tech company sandwiched between Santa Clara and Sunnyvale. As this will be my last word from Mac 911, is there anything I can say to put this whole “Ack, my tech isn‘t working!” thing into perspective?

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I’ve found these three broad principles to be the most helpful.</p><p>
Don’t panic.</p><p>
Puzzle it out.</p><p>
Have faith.</p><h2>Don’t panic</h2>
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One of the dumbest brilliances I ever heard was this gem from a woman who‘d had one highball too many:</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2883247/troubleshooting-your-apple-products-the-last-word.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>

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