However, don't you find it more eye-straining to read stuff on the screen
than on paper? Maybe I don't have a good computer monitor screen??
Angel
On Wed, 18 Oct 1995, Jay Lemke wrote:
> Just a note. I have a somewhat similar system to Chuck's, if
> a bit idiosyncratic. I use a textual database program called
> AskSam (available for Windows).
>
> I am also becoming either a tree lover or a paper hater. Hardcopy
> just sits there! what good does it do me except to look at it and
> gather dust (a LOT of dust) and make me buy more and more filing
> cabinets. Filing systems and databases are wonderful, but we are
> entering the era of distributed information technologies (you
> don't have to _have_ it to _use_ it).
>
> Actually the one advantage to paper (I keep relatively recent or
> favorite things in large PILES around the room), it that it physically
> reminds me of the presence of others' work, and often sets off
> chains of thought serendipitously as I look through, walk through,
> and sometimes plow through my accumulations ... come to think of
> it I did like Uncle Scrooge comix ...
>
> JAY.
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> JAY LEMKE.
> City University of New York.
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