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THEN & NOWIt may have been because my husband worked for IBM, but I was bitten by the computer bug (no pun intended) early. When I first began computing on a Texas Instruments computer with a whopping 16k of memory, it used a tape recorder to record and load programs and had no hard drive. Basic programming was difficult, but fun to learn. Things evolved very quickly and now I happily compute using a custom-built pentium II with 64meg of memory and a 14 gig hard drive. Learning to create web pages is now the fun thing I choose to do. |
| While computing adds a great amount of fun to my day, Paint Shop Pro adds much
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Being able to create and manipulate graphics with this great program is a very satisfying thing for me to do. Our very first printer was a black and white dot matrix. Although it was a nice one, it still produced only black and white graphics. Now I print out my creations on an HP880C, and an Alps MD1000 gives me the capability to produce metallic designs, also. |
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| All in all, my history with computers is probably similar to that of many people: "We've come a long way, Baby!"
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