On Wed, Feb 18, 2004 at 08:41:38AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You make assumptions about what intelligent people can or cannot do. I > am 57 years old so I came to computers late in life.
Reasonable assumptions. People can try a simple experiment to find out how it works, regardless of age. I've met a number of people over 60 who are careful with email (and other computer tasks) and have little difficulty. And others who, when they have difficulty, ask for help and then learn how to do things. I've never seen anyone who consistently misattributes and misformats and sends blank emails as you do. Other people might do it a few times, but then they either figure it out themselves or ask for help. Since you are obviously an intelligent and capable person, a reasonable conclusion is that you simply do not take as much care in sending email as, for example, I am sure you do when you perform your duties at work.
You know, Erik, you might want to ask for a refund from that Dale Carnegie course you took . . .
-- Ronn! :)
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