On 8/27/2016 6:42 AM, william drescher wrote:
Unless things have changed a lot since I did research, the data in the
spreadsheet was not typed by the researcher. It was probably typed by
an undergraduate work-study student or, at best, a harried
departmental secretary.
Brian, love the umbrella metaphor.
-bill
Which illustrates one of the ongoing characteristics of office suites.
They offer many so different methods of accomplishing a task that a user
just wanting to get work done has to first invest what seems to be an
unreasonable effort into learning how to most effectively use his/her
tool. And, heaven forbid if the gene researcher and department secretary
mix and match their respective methods into the same document/spreadsheet.
I can understand why a gene researcher, or a department secretary for a
gene researcher, might prefer to focus their energy on gene research
rather than office suite research.
Virgil
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