Setting up a new computer always reaches an awkward phase for me, where the old computer keyboard and mouse are still where they always were, but I'm starting to use the new one. I'm pretty good at using a mouse left-handed, ring finger doing the primary clicking, but it takes a little extra thought.
Work required us to change to Windows 11 months ago. Home has lagged, but my old computer was getting slower and slower, almost certainly a thermal issue compounded by an over-full hard drive. So it was time.
Who wants to bet my out-of-date (and non-subscription) version of Word won't install? I'll probably buy the standalone version, since I don't like software that you never pay off. Word lets me check my LibreOffice files for compatibility, and it does one thing I can't figure out how to get the open version to do: it lets you edit the normally-hidden formatting commands.
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4 days ago
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Good luck. This kind of transition would be one of Dante's levels of hell were he writing today.
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