Eh, well if you say so.  I was just trying to make clear most people who
rate such a product on such a site are probably non-professional users.
Unlike you I presume.  Timesavers are okay.  Unless they get you all tangled
up later.

Personally, I don't take anyone's opinion for granted.  If someone recomends
it to me, it doesn't mean I'll just keep their word for it.  For that, we
are all way too different.  In this way, I have downloaded First Page, set
up a small website I was working on, backed up regularly, and guess what...
yesterday two files in the directory were unreadable.


...

To answer your question: yes, if I am the one who is going to use a product,
I am the only one who can rate it correctly... for my use.  All ratings are
subjective since the person who's using it is the person's who's using it.
Though I now can say it is a program you better leave aside, since it is
objectively possible it will ruin your files.

Thanks for your comment on this.  It gave me a chance to get clearer comment
on the list.


Kind regards.


Kayjey




-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Mikael Bystrom [mailto:sunergy(at)mac.com]
Verzonden: donderdag 10 mei 2001 20:29
Aan: Klaas De Waele; hwg tech
Onderwerp: Re: Editors


Klaas enlightened us on 01-05-10 9.42 with this:

>I always suspect some people not to fully test a product before they go and
>rate it.  The thought that went to my mind was they are maybe those ones
>that make a 5-page site, totaling in at two megabytes because they rescale
>their 640x480 pictures in html.  They set up the text links in Times New
>Roman, that nice blue colour we all like so well (by the way, why is it
that
>it turns purple when you clicked it).  Then after they spent their 6
minutes
>of the day setting up this entire page, they fire up their ftp-it wizard
and
>hit autotransfer, then fill in the popups that ask for their login and
>password.
>
>A quite vote the like the user friendliness of the proggy, then start
>playing pacman.
>
>Sounds familiar?

So you're the only one in the world that can rate a product correctly? I 
see...
Actually, this sounds very familiar. I think someone have posted the 
exact thing you wrote, three times before. Trolling, huh?

Best ((Vibes))


Mikke Bystrom
Applied Design Intelligence
sunergy(at)mac.com

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