Spreadsheet are about the most overused office ‘tool’ we use to quickly capture information in an understandable format *chuckles – shakes head – hits a monkey*. We use them a lot, usually because we would have to spend money on other tools for the same results. They’re one of those things called a necessary evil.
I abhor them vehemently. What about you? And if they’re so handy, what do you use them for?
Robotic Technologies Inc. is sending us out with the creation of a proper robot predator – the EATR. That doesn’t sound the least bit threatening now does it? You have some time to prepare yourself for what is to come though. This project is currently in the development phase, not the eating phase.
What does butter have to do with 3D CAD? Absolutely everything my cow-slapping friends. You need ways to get things done finger-lickin’ fast. We’re about to apply a whopping slab of fine cream-milk butter to what you do to crank out the CAD, three slabs in fact. You want to lather those processes up nice and good. Here’s three ways to go about doing it.
You may have seen the riveting adventure that is the Office 2010 mini movie or the slew of news taking over the web today. But what’s super cool about Microsoft’s next Office version is not standardizing the ribbon bar, but what’s going to happen with everyone currently using Word, Excel, Outlook, and Powerpoint on their desktop. Let’s talk.
I battened down the hatches just like he said, and mister, I tell ya, that’s when it happened. Slimy little tentacles slipping in, all through the cracks, scarin’ the kitty and tryin’ like mad to get to these links. slimy!! James Roper – Oh, it’s colorful no doubt. Plus it makes you think, I could…