this is weird....

[RJR2006]

I started volunteering at the school for the disabled this week, and I always thought that they still had no internet access until I was shocked on what I saw!!!!!!! they use networking in administrative offices while there are computers that use AOL through the phone lines. The IT Department has no knowledge in networking and they don't care if the computer is unreliable Office 2000 is really screwed up and I have to bring my school laptop every time I volunteer there. Weird!

 

[FoBoT]

your post is somewhat incoherant

 

[quakefiend420]

Originally posted by: FoBoT
your post is somewhat incoherant

somewhat?

 

[FoBoT]

Originally posted by: quakefiend420

Originally posted by: FoBoT
your post is somewhat incoherant

somewhat?

i was trying to be nice :moon:

 

[Crusty]

It sounds like you should be visiting there more often

 

[RJR2006]

the old school is not MODERNIZED and it is all the same. They don't do well with computers and I think that they should be more knowledgeable in networking...

 

[Gravity]

That's better.

 

[nater]

Originally posted by: RJR2006
the old school is not MODERNIZED and it is all the same. They don't do well with computers and I think that they should be more knowledgeable in networking...

so why don't you help them out

 

[Pepsi90919]

(I used to attend there when I was very young)

you don't say.

 

[RJR2006]

Originally posted by: nater

Originally posted by: RJR2006
the old school is not MODERNIZED and it is all the same. They don't do well with computers and I think that they should be more knowledgeable in networking...

so why don't you help them out

I will tell them that I would like to help them by saying this nice offer, but I think that they will say no anyways, just because they are newbies and they already assigned me a task, using Excel.

 

[RJR2006]

I always wanted to do this for others, but I think that the employees are afraid if I mess up, and they don't understand that fixing computers can be complicated and I am familiar with Windows and how it works.