Marshall Gunnell
Contributing since July, 2018
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About Marshall Gunnell
Marshall is a freelancer at How-To Geek, where he writes procedural how-to articles for Microsoft Office applications. Marshall's professional experience lies in networking, surveillance software, and data storage technology. He now lives his life as an expat in Taiwan where he can be found hiking mountains, getting sunburnt at beaches, or yelling at his friends in Chinese over a game of Smash Bros.
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