About Easy Tech Tuts

Who runs this site

This site is created and maintained by Impran M N. Every tutorial published here comes from hands-on work with the software it covers — recording the process, then writing it up as a guide you can follow at your own pace.

You can reach me directly at imp.mn007@gmail.com, or through the contact page.

What you'll find here

The library currently holds 650 tutorials. Each one is a written, step-by-step guide illustrated with screenshots taken from the software itself, so you can follow along at your own pace or skim straight to the step you're stuck on.

Most guides fall into one of a few shapes:

• Setup guides — getting a tool configured for the first time
• Task walkthroughs — doing one specific thing, start to finish
• Fixes — resolving a specific error or unexpected behaviour
• Comparisons — choosing between tools that solve the same problem

How the written guides are produced

Each guide is written from a screen recording of the task being carried out in the real product, and the screenshots on the page are frames taken from that same session. Where a recording covers a process that has changed since it was made, the written steps stay at the level the source material actually supports rather than inventing detail — so you may occasionally see a guide describe an approach in general terms instead of naming an exact button.

Software interfaces change often. If you hit a step that no longer matches what you see on screen, please tell me— corrections are genuinely useful and I update pages when they're reported.

What this site is not

Easy Tech Tuts is an independent tutorial site. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of the software companies whose products are covered here. All product names, logos, and trademarks belong to their respective owners and are used only to describe what each tutorial teaches.

Nothing here is professional advice. Tutorials touching on accounting, tax, or trading software explain how to operate the software — they are not financial, tax, or legal advice. For decisions with real consequences, talk to a qualified professional.