"Joel" <Joel@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> "SteveB" <oldfart@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>> "Joel" <Joel@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote
>>
>> >> Steve, who finds Google hard to use.
>> >
>> > May I suggest you to learn to take advantage of Google? or it's hard
>> > because you never spent time to learn to take advantage of it, and
some
>> > of
>> > us find easy after spending times learning how to use it.
>>
>> I had a traumatic brain injury nearly four years ago, and get lost and
>> overloaded at times. I'm smart, but it doesn't stay with me for long.
I
>> also find that there are so many hits you get that are only remotely
>> associated with what you're actually looking for. And then there's all
>> the
>> sifting through information. It's very difficult at times.
>>
>> Steve
>
> Me?
>
> - Twenty some years ago I got so many health problem that I had to
retired
> early in my late 40's. And it took me 4-5 years to be able to learn to
> walk
> again, and still depend on many medicines to stay alive these days. But
> it
> has been much better.
>
> - During the illness, I have quite a bit of memory loss. PLUS English
> isn't
> my native language so it's a BONUS to my problem. But that doesn't give
> me
> any good excuse to continue to take advantage of Internet to learn from
> millions of people around the world. And thing is getting even harder
at
> the age of 71... but I'm still not giving up learning.
>
> - The links some of us have posted here once awhile would give you much
> more
> information than you would like to know, and it may take an average
person
> 4-6 months worth of reading. And the benefit of reading thing you don't
> look for is a bonus (at least to me), and that's one of many reasons why
I
> enjoy Google.
>
> - Because most thing won't change overnight, so it's a good thing to
read
> the old questions already been answered (including some debates) without
> having to ask the same question to get the same answer. This is the
> reason
> why I hardly ask any question, or because I always try to find the
answer
> first before asking the same quesion.
Good for you!
Steve
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