@ 18:37:27 -0600 [ Fri, 4 Jan 2002], Joe Finocchiaro [JF] wrote these
words of wisdom:
...
JF> Yep. That's the kind of guy I am. I'm a Button Guy.
JF> Let the Programmers do the programming, and let the Button Guys push
JF> the buttons.
JF> It's called progress.
That I can agree with. The synchronisation process should really
ideally ask the user where the source and target installations are and
then do everything after that.
JF> That why Windows is in, and DOS is out.
JF> I'm also a Mouse Guy, rather than a Keyboard Guy.
Your loss there. :-)
Note that I'd rather press a button than go through the exercise that
I explained. Why? It would be easier.
However I don't wish to use the mouse too much, especially when
editing. Why? The mouse isn't quick enough and can actually make you
do more.
JF> Mouse Guys and Button Guys hang out together in saloons, but
JF> Programmers and Keyboard Guys hang out together in coffee shops
JF> (e.g., Starbucks).
:-)
Just today I was with one of my colleagues helping him with the
editing of his research paper. He was extremely grateful to me when I
showed him what the CTRL-A, CTRL-Home, CTRL-End, End and Home keys
did. :-) He was glad to stop using the mouse to do the same things.
You must realize that he hangs out in saloons, right? <g>
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