Paul Bradley is a veteran software developer, with over 20 years programming experience. He started his career programming in AutoLISP developing bespoke solutions for early versions of AutoCAD. In the early eighties he developed an XTree clone using Turbo Pascal, which provided additional engineering functions to assist a large drawing office manage it’s large drawing catalogue.
He currently works for the National Health Service creating innovative medical software to assist doctors with their day to day operations. His current project is an enterprise wide clinic letters production system called ALMA. Written in VB.NET the project makes extensive use of the Word Object Model.
He is the developer of TIFF Splitter a tool which splits multi-page TIFF files into individual pages / files.
Paul is also an experienced web developer proficient in jQuery, PHP and MySQL - and has several years experience of setting up and supporting Ubuntu Linux web servers.
He also writes a regular blog at Bradley Media, covering the technical topics that interest him, namely LaTeX, Linux and web development
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