On 9/15/06, steve szmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ...
It is funny to because many people are set in their ways and don't want to learn something new. Some are pround to have mastered something and don't want to join the masses who, by using some new tool, can do it faster and maybe better than the old method.
Or maybe they aren't faster. Or maybe that depends on the person and the environment that they're working it. You do understand that many of us have used multiple editors seriously over the years and have settled on what we use based on personal experience? Oops, sorry, that must be my 'pride' talking, thinking I might disagree with the masses.
I see doctors who spend ten years learning something. The last thing they want to hear is that their knowledge is now obsolete. Which is always the risk in any high tech industry like ours.
Yeah, it's a risk if you work under a manager more interested in buzzwords than results. 'scuse me while I use 20 year old technology to get something done. Philip Guenther "The trouble with doing something right the first time is that nobody appreciates how difficult it was." -- Walt West
