Hi all,
>>>>> "Powers," == Powers, Terry (NIH/NCI) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Powers,> Hi Jonathan I have hardly learned how to enter items on
Powers,> the calendar. Should I move to 5.1 before I really learn
Powers,> it well. I have only had it since about mid December and
Powers,> have not gotten my training from the CAP program. I know
Powers,> nothing about using disks yet, just calendar and address
Powers,> book. Bye for now.
Hi Terry, maybe we can help. What do you want to do with your BN that
you can't do now? The current planner is quite easy to operate, and
I, frankly, don't know where the Heck I've been for so long without
something like this. I can't believe how I managed without. I keep
my appointments in it, I write down when I'm being picked up for
things, I write down reminders to call so-and-so about such-and-such.
I dunnow where I've been, but obviously unorganized!
I have found my self education about the BN has really been great!
I'd suggest that you start with the planner and go through it's menu.
If you get someplace you don't understand, I have found the context
sensitive help to be excellent. Pressing space with h is great!, then
when I have time, I go back and read the entry on whatever I needed
help with in the manual by looking it up in the index.
You don't need CAP or whomever, Terry, if they can't train you in
three and a half months, then tell 'em to go fly a kite and train
yourself. Or, you could write me or someone else on the list and
we'll help you. Write to me, we'll learn together. I know there are
tons of things I don't know about the BN, but I keep reading the
manual and I keep trying things. Ooo, I was sooo excited today. I
went for a short walk down the street, and darned if the BN didn't
find my house for me again! Oh, of course I knew where it was, but
hearing that guy saying "arrive!" "arrive!" was a total wow!!!
You don't have disks with the BN. You can have flash cards or storage
drives, but disks are for computers.
Lemme know if I can help. My address is below.
Ann P.
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Ann K. Parsons
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
WEB SITE: http://home.eznet.net/~akp
"All that is gold does not glitter.
Not all those who wander are lost." JRRT
