Hello Mohammed, I'll pass it on, thank You. And You are right about that it is time to think again. The new generations are the first who has never known a world without computers. So maybee we should all ask these young kids how a logic way of using it would be. There is a lot of good innovation in this approach, I think.
Best Regards Palle 2009/11/14 Mohammed Bassit <webceo...@gmail.com> > > > Just a thought: > > My 11 year old daughter asked: "How do I save a document?" > > I answered: "You just click on the Floppydisk Icon in the Menu bar!" > > She pondered over this and then asked: "What is a Floppydisk?" > > > > ;-) > > > > Best regards > > Palle > > > > Ok my post is probably completely useless, but I found the little girl's > thought quite amusing, yet it made me question all the stuff we take for > granted, and by we I mean us guys (and girls) who were using computers > when a 32MB hard disk was a fascinating news. > > Maybe the time to refresh our old UI habits has come, and maybe not, but > it's really something that's worth thinking about. > > > P.S: Palle, please thank your little daughter for making me and a couple > of my colleagues smile > > > > -- > Mohammed Bassit <webceo...@gmail.com> > >
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