precipitate wrote:> these days you need the graphics to further enhance ones point.
Only if you can't communicate coherently in your language of choice.
like executives do at thier board meetings.
precipitate wrote:> these days you need the graphics to further enhance ones point.
Only if you can't communicate coherently in your language of choice.
precipitate wrote:Then again, kids are learning to use PowerPoint in school these days as
an "essential learning tool," so maybe it's the wave of the future. Doesn't
mean I have to respect it, though.
BlueBirdPoof wrote:Then someone can put together a Powerpoint presentation that hits all these cliches with some totally ludicrious text
III wrote:>
i hope that, in the time since you've started providing feedback to the users of the bbs, that the tone of the conversation on our side has improved to acceptable levels.
technopatra wrote:
De Facto, I truly appreciate the support, but if you keep it up in such a...um... passionate manner, everyone's going to end up hating us again. We're all trying to just focus on the work, and not get into this cycle again.
Kinetic II wrote:At least PP 2003 has cool backgrounds to play with so I can try and have some fun with it.
Lilly Flower wrote:DE FACTO, How do you post a picture ?
Excuse me. I'm new here.
stuart wrote:The whole bbs is in a better mental state, both on the user and admin side.
cites?
really now?! I was one of the diehards but I find myself spending less and less time here, both posting and reading.
III wrote:>
navigation - i have a hard time keeping track of what i find interesting to follow, and what i want to ignore. this is actually a combination of a couple of factors: too many different areas, inability to easily pick up where i left off in a thread, and having to weed through a bunch of threads i'd rather not read to get to what i personally find good.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 2 guests