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Yeah, "What You See Is What You Get" is fine for most consumers, but what I really want is "What You SAY Is What You Get". I hate using software that second gu
by Crito 12y ago
Yeah, "What You See Is What You Get" is fine for most consumers, but what I really want is "What You SAY Is What You Get".
I hate using software that second guesses me; more often than not it makes for a very frustrating experience. It's like having a backseat driver.
- falcolas 12y agoAgreed. It drives me nuts how much Safari, Mac Notepad, and Skype try and do this for me. So many technical terms are corrected to nonsensical words as I'm typing, with little or no notice. It's ironic to me, because I have to proofread my comments and technical documents more now than I ever did before spellchecking was integrated.