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By admin on
4/20/2007
I’d like to speak a little bit on the experience of installing and using Office 2007.
If you haven't already installed, or tried to deploy to your users, you really want to be careful. While the upgrade process itself is fairly transparent, as with most installations of Office, your users will experience a substantial degree of frustration as they attempt to use the new products.
All those old familiar menu commands that you access with the keyboard, all those keystrokes you've memorized for the last 10 years are all slightly changed. Not have to make them impossible to figure out but just enough to make you have to think about the time.
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By admin on
4/13/2007
I like the thought of my well-rounded liberal arts education. I take courses for my major, but am not specializing my degree to the point where there isn't room for me to take a History course, a Humanities course, or a Philosophy course if I choose to do so. There is plenty of time for specialization when pursuing a master’s degree or doctorate. During the four years that it will take me to complete an Undergraduate degree, I want to discover what I love— what I hate.
When discussing the level of specialty required in an engineering program that a friend of mine is in, the question of a well-rounded education came up.
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By admin on
4/6/2007
Pushing Technology - Speech Recognition
So sometimes it's just small things that make a difference when you're pushing technology.
After first trying it 11 years ago I recently picked up a copy of Dragonspeak Naturally Speaking software. The idea came from one of our development officers who is using the software to enter contact reports. I remember when I previously tried it and it was just a trade-off between typing and speaking because it took so long to make corrections that you didn’t save a lot of time.
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