Bad analogy - sticks are fun to drive. :) It's more like electronic
starters, so you can just get in and drive, without futzing to get it
started.
Users don't want to tinker with the computer - they just want the damn
thing to work and the only thing maunal updates does is make it harder
(or makes it seem more geeky) for newbies and non-geeks to use the
computer.
On 5/14/05, Gary VanderMolen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's one way of looking at it. But I think of autoupdate like driving
> a car with automatic transmission instead of manual. It lets you
> concentrate on the task of driving instead of thinking about whether
> you're in the right gear and having to make manual gear shifts.
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Diane Poremsky
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