Being that I earn my living using much of MicroSoft Office software, I was curious to test the user friendliness of this program. Well, I'm impressed! Not only was this very user friendly, it's the Cadillac of office software. You could conceivably create a single document that utilizes just about all that MS has to offer with just the click of a few buttons. Even more impressive, a number of individuals could have access to and work on a single document. If you're familiar with MS, this is a piece of cake to use!
The follwing was created and posted to my blog from Zoho writer.
On the subject of my boys...
My son Torrey is much like his mother was growing up. He has no definitive career direction. The problem lies in the fact that he's good at most things he puts his mind to. He's a 'jack of all trades but master of none' type of child. Torrey has a sweet disposition and a willing heart. Upon meeting him for the first time, you would think he was the typical teenage boy and in many ways he is. But spend a little time with Torrey and you would discover a very observant individual. He's got big, beautiful brown eyes that takes in everything --human behavior in particular, much of which he'll ponder. And at some point in time, when you least expect it, he'll verbalize his observations...some of which are quite insightful.
Unlike his older brother, my son Tristan is an aspiring artist and novelist. He came out of the womb,, with a pencil clutched in his fist. When we sent him off to kindergarten he could read, draw and chicken scratch. Reading was a breeze. And drawing was as natural to him as breathing is to the rest of us. But his penmanship was no less than horrible! I remember the sitter and I lamententing on how his teacher would manage to discipher his scribble scrabble. Our prayers were answered. Today Tristan's penmanship is perfect, so much so, that Torrey says he 'writes like a girl.'
