on 19/2/01 6:45 pm, Aley Keprt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I often recommend to my mother and brother, who use computers: "Don't do > anything when you aren't sure what are you doing." Especially when there > people sometimes come and say: "Hey, Aley, it's broken." I ask: "What > happened?" They answer: "It wrote something I didn't undersand. So I clicked > OK. And now I can't boot up." Or something similar.
You live and learn. Nothing teaches you something like making a mistake. Baby sticks hand on sharp pointy thing, baby doesn't do it again. You can only shelter baby so much - you can't stick him in a cardboard box and hide him from the world. Baby has to learn. My parents have trouble learning their way around the wee iMac I've given them but I wouldn't dream of telling them off or laughing at them if they made a mistake on it. If someone had been there, always looking over my shoulders when I was learning about computers, I don't think I'd know half as much as I do now. Gavin -- **************************************************************************** http://www.samcommunity.org - Paper mag for SAM owners and emulator users. Also contains Coupé info, news, mailing list help and much more to come. Last update: 23/1/01 ****************************************************************************
