08-14-2022, 04:59 AM
Man I just came across this. Can't even say how close this mirrored my journey with QM!
Next February will be my 20th year using QM and being part of this community. Can't agree more with your below statement.
This application was the reason I didn't go MAC back a long time ago (well, that and I don't like being told how I can use MY computer). And there's never been a day that this thing hasn't my my worklife infinitely easier. From: TS Menu; to boiler plate text replies; to OnScreenDisplay clock with date/day unread email count and current project being timed; oh, and project timers.
I too got a X-key Pro (great for trash talk in Halo) but soon talked Gintaras into creating the filter functions for dual keyboards so I could use any old one at work.
A 20+ year old tool is rare in the PC world but I can't think of one outside of Microsoft that is still useful.
Congrats on 1,000 Jimmy! Sorry, I was so late
Next February will be my 20th year using QM and being part of this community. Can't agree more with your below statement.
Quote:No where else on the entire internet have I ever been able to find a human being as reliable as Gintaras.
This application was the reason I didn't go MAC back a long time ago (well, that and I don't like being told how I can use MY computer). And there's never been a day that this thing hasn't my my worklife infinitely easier. From: TS Menu; to boiler plate text replies; to OnScreenDisplay clock with date/day unread email count and current project being timed; oh, and project timers.
I too got a X-key Pro (great for trash talk in Halo) but soon talked Gintaras into creating the filter functions for dual keyboards so I could use any old one at work.
A 20+ year old tool is rare in the PC world but I can't think of one outside of Microsoft that is still useful.
Congrats on 1,000 Jimmy! Sorry, I was so late