"Creative moments", June 2012 |
Wednesday 29 August 2012
A mine of information and always a really interesting read
Annoyances
I am using my little Netbook at
the moment and for some reason my email in this account is set up differently
from the version on my bigger laptop.
This is sometimes annoying as I
have to scroll through a whole list of emails, all from one person, before I
reach the next unopened mail. Then, having read that one, do the same for the
next, and the next, and the next!
I know that there must be a
simple explanation and a way to alter this and I am still clicking here, there
and everywhere in the hope that one day I shall find it. (I am doing the same
amount of clicking on the other computer in order to discover how to stop it
reverting to red ink each time I press Send!)
On the Netbook I suspect that
the reason that I have problems in finding what I need to click on is because
the screen is small and the Netbook so slow that the full version does not
appear. I soon get used to it and after a week I almost do not notice it
anymore.
Advantages
There is one great advantage of
having a whole list of emails to scroll through. I am always reminded that I
still have so much to read from one the blogs that I follow and value very much
–
dean’s
stroke musings, http://oc1dean.blogspot.co.uk/
Every day at just after
midnight I receive an email that sends me the content of the latest posting on
this site. I rarely delete these from my email account as this means that I have
instant access to the information without being online and always have
something to read. I can then make a note reminding myself to click on any
links referred to in the postings that interest me most so that I can read more
the next time that I get a good enough internet connection.
Catching up
Catching up, that is what I
have been doing this summer-holiday, camping-weather morning. Whether it is the
cats-and-dogs rain that prevents good Internet access or being in the worst
reception area in the city, (so the computer experts tell me), I do not know,
but whatever the reason it has been nice to go through dean’s musings on stroke
and pick out some interesting thing to catch up on the next time that a walk
around Cyberspace is open to me.
As I have recommended before on
this blog, take an occasional look at dean’s musings, it is well worth taking
the time.
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