Arizona Willie
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I hooked up my W10 drive yesterday and got 3 updates but none were 1051, just regular security type updates.
Windows 10 Preview on Surface Pro 3
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HarnessTech
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I see what you did there.
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While waiting for the next Build, I put Windows 10 on my MacBook Pro Retina 15 inch.
Runs very well. No problems. OneDrive synced up all my settings. All the stuff from my Surface Pro 3 is there. Can be resized to any dimensions I desire.
Just wish I could use a pen.
Runs very well. No problems. OneDrive synced up all my settings. All the stuff from my Surface Pro 3 is there. Can be resized to any dimensions I desire.
Just wish I could use a pen.
mitchellvii
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It's really weird how I pretty much never use the pen. Combination of things: I don't draw, my handwriting is beyond atrocious made worse by writing with a plastic tip on glass and I just type so much faster (and legibly). I'm sure this would be different if I took a class or was in a meeting where typing (clickety clack) would seem rude, but as it is, just never use it. Funny that I was so annoyed my Y2P didn't have a pen I returned it for the SP3 when it's something I just don't need and the Y2P is hands down a better typing machine. I guess I liked knowing I had the option. If I had it to do all over again I'd have kept the Y2P and bought a $200 Windows tablet with a pen to take notes.
The other reason I went with the SP3 instead was the 3:2 ratio which would make viewing in portrait much better but honestly I find myself rarely doing that either. I actually use this machine 95% of the time just like a laptop. I may end up bailing and going with the laptop/tablet combo I mentioned above but then the emotional damage I'd cause this forum by you guys missing me would consume me with guilt - HA!
The other reason I went with the SP3 instead was the 3:2 ratio which would make viewing in portrait much better but honestly I find myself rarely doing that either. I actually use this machine 95% of the time just like a laptop. I may end up bailing and going with the laptop/tablet combo I mentioned above but then the emotional damage I'd cause this forum by you guys missing me would consume me with guilt - HA!
mitchellvii
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Character recognition just laughs at my handwriting.
Arizona Willie
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I usually can't read what I wrote the next day and often just a few hours later
My printing runs a close second.
Thank goodness we were forced to take typing classes in high school back in the 50's.
My printing runs a close second.
Thank goodness we were forced to take typing classes in high school back in the 50's.
Character recognition just laughs at my handwriting.
Yep, I remember my typing class. I think it was 7th grade about 52 or 53. I've almost forgot how to write cursively. I find myself writing out individual characters most of the time when I hand write. Computer have almost destroyed hand written letters and birthday cards. It's a shame. Maybe I'll start a new trend and start mailing hand written notes again to my friends and family that don't live in the city I live in. I'll need to practice hand writing again before I do though.
That's terrible. I didn't know that. I'm going ask my grand kids if they teach cursive writing in their school.
He must be a doctor.
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