Not natively. But there are USB ports on laptops, and USB
divided/angled keyboards (I've got one both at work and at home). Not
quite as nice as the original Mac split keyboard that could be
actually opened up to your preferred angle, but that one had, as they
say, issues, and wasn't very durab
>regards Sue Fergusson Ottawa Ont. Canada soon to be in San Jose
>California.
Really. I was raised there, and exported to Pennsylvania. I've been home 5
times in the last 25 years. I miss the weather. Why such a drastic move?
Margaret Holsinger
On The Wing
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Presorting & Lis
I got a laptop computer for my son in university. So now I might hear
from him on msn.
I know it would be cheaper to get a phone but nice to hear from him.
I really enjoy receiving lace-chat. A dear friend from Australia got
me on to it. Lynn Scott.
regards Sue Fergusson Ottawa Ont. Canada so
Hi Alice and everyone
> anyone keep their bobbin or book inventory on their
> computer? I've been using a notebook that is easy to
> carry to lace days and conferences.
I prefer the pencil and paper method - but if I would be doing inventory,
I would use my main computer with its better keyboard
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> Date: 2006/10/05 Thu AM 04:43:44 EDT
> To: lace-chat@arachne.com
> Subject: [lace-chat] laptop uses, expanded
>
> Hi again. I'm getting some interesting ideas.
> Thanks, everyone.
>
> However, no one has mentioned inventories. Does
> anyon
Hello Malvary
Hope your shoulder continues to improve.
You should be able to plug a separate keyboard into a laptop - but that
of course adds to the total weight and makes the whole thing less
portable. I've done a quick Google and the only thing I came up with
is a replacement split keyboar
I've thought about getting a modern laptop (I have a very old one with
virtually no memory, it just about runs windows and Wordperfect 5.1 and no
colour screen). I use it to take minutes at meetings and for that service
it is fine.
I haven't been looking recently for a laptop, but would need
Hi again. I'm getting some interesting ideas.
Thanks, everyone.
However, no one has mentioned inventories. Does
anyone keep their bobbin or book inventory on their
computer? I've been using a notebook that is easy to
carry to lace days and conferences.
I need to make bobbin and thread invento
I ditched my desktop computer and got a laptop with more capabilities than
the desktop ever had. It takes up a lot less room. DH also has a laptop and
we have wireless broadband connection, so we can both go on line at the same
time, and we don't have wires trailing round the place. We both have
I forgot to add - my laptop is wireless capable so every place we went that
had wireless or WiFi, I was able to collect my e-mail and keep current with
Arachne. It was great!!
Jane O'Connor
New Lenox, IL USA
If you don't laugh at trouble,
You won't have anything to laugh
at when you are old.
To u
Alice asked - What are some ways to use laptops, which may or may
not be related to lace?
My hubby and I just completed a 5 week trip to various spots in the U.S. We
took lots of photos with the digital camera. Every evening I uploaded all the
photos from that day into the laptop and burned them on
HI Alice and everyone
I really like my laptop. I use it when I can't use my main computer (for
whatever reason). I can take it to meetings and show 'slides' - I put in a
CD, and open Irfanview, and set the slideshow option.
I have my lace design software on my laptop, and work on it if there is
tim
Greetings. I just got a laptop computer. Now I need
to learn how to use it effectively.
What are some ways to use laptops, which may or may
not be related to lace?
Thanks for any suggestions you have.
Alice in Oregon
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