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By royal appointment

Friday 20 October, 2006

When it comes to some of the more technical things in life, carrying out a simple task such as changing a printer cartridge can often prove taxing.

So it's warming to see that even the royal family require a little bit of assistance when the time comes for a printer cartridge refill.

The Daily Mail reports that the Queen is currently advertising for someone to fill a vacancy at Buckingham Palace as director of information technology.

The lucky candidate will benefit from a salary of £80,000 as he or she takes up the challenge of providing an integrated and comprehensive technology network across four different royal households.

A Buckingham Palace spokesman commented: "This is an important new role and reflects the importance we put on good communications and keeping up-to-date with technology."

So whatever problems Elizabeth and her family might encounter with their printers, the new recruit should soon be able to set them straight.

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