> > Thanks. Good explanation. I don't speak computerese very well and sometimes stuff like that goes way over my head. I think all of this modern stuff is neat. Next thing you know, they'll have telephones in cars.
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> Hehe. No problem. Did you want to try it out? I'd love to be able to talk with you. If you need any help setting things up, I'm willing to go over it with you.

Gasp! Well...er...I...no.

Not at this time. I don't have the hardware, software, or gray matter for that kind of project. Let me talk to one of my grandkids about it first. That's my tech support.

There is one other thing about me. I can sound normal on paper or when talking directly to people, but if an electronic gadget such as a telephone gets in my way, I tend to get tongue tied. Even chat rooms freak me out. I once abandoned a career in journalism after I found out how much time a reporter spent on the telephone.

I am right at home on a forum, because I can sit back and look at what I wrote. Teaching school was no problem because it was face to face. We all have our quirks.
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