Hey Sharon!

Jun 29 15:54 05, Sharon Coyne wrote to Maurice Kinal:

 SC> Well, all I wanted is a program that I could work with by answering 
 SC> messages
 SC> offline. After Y2K I couldn't get Blue Wave to work even trying to 
 SC> use the fix.

I looked at a few offline formats and didn't much care for any of them, y2k
aside.  I prefer keeping things simple and all those formats are vastly
overbloated for my liking, looking at them from both perspectives (user and
sysop).

 SC> This Point is good and I'll use it as long as I can.

Looks to be working well from this angle.

 MK>> Heh, heh.  That is quite normal.  Obviously you taught yourself well.

 SC> Yeah, another thing that is normal for a man!! :P~~~~~~~~~

Really?  That hasn't been my observation over the years.  More men seem to
be active in this medium but I am not sure it has much to do with the
ability to teach oneself.  Maybe but I have doubts.

 SC> I'm going to my last course on WORD tonight. When I enrolled I told 
 SC> the lady
 SC> that I know all the basics about WORD and needed to learn more 
 SC> technical stuff,
 SC> but she told me I had to take this class first. I've "learned" to
 SC> copy/cut/paste, change font style, size and color, and how to set up 
 SC> a letter.
 SC> Oh and how to print what I typed. DUH!!!

I hear you.  Most of those so-called classes are a scam in my most humble
opinion.  I never did like anything that pushes any particular product,
good or bad.  That is bogus.

 SC> It has been a waste of my 
 SC> time and
 SC> money.

Right.  I agree 100% with that assessment.

 SC> Now I'm going to have to pay more money to take the 
 SC> class I
 SC> should have been given the first time. :-(

Hopefully it'll be worth it.

 MK>> Mind you that can be fun too ... at times.  It's all 
 MK>> about balance eh?

 SC> Exactly. :-)

:-)

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