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newmousecateer
09-23-2002, 07:05 PM
for staying so patient.

Now I admit, I am not the most computer savvy person, but I am pretty knowledgable with Word and Excel.

DH asked me to teach him how to do an Excel spreadsheet, including borders, adding blank cells between catagories, etc.

I have now realized why I did not become a teacher (and bless all here that are).

Do you realize how many times I got up to refill my cup of coffee (to get out of the room and maintain my sanity?!)

Anyone else try to teach how to use a program to someone who just is not computer inclined?

(I still love the guy for trying)

Gail T AGAIN
09-23-2002, 07:33 PM
My son trys to teach me things and it goes right over my head. Like he said to me the other day and I hope he was kidding, "you have moronitis" :)

newmousecateer
09-23-2002, 07:39 PM
Gail T Again

LOL! :Pinkbounc I am sure he was kidding.

Kama89
09-23-2002, 08:17 PM
Oh! I'm terrible at this!! Most of the time, I wind up grabbing the mouse from DH, and through gritted teeth, I say something like: "Just give me that... I'll do it!!" :o I'm so bad. :o

amid chaos
09-23-2002, 08:18 PM
Don't you just want to tell the to get the heck out of the computer chair and you'll do it for them yourself?

browneyes
09-23-2002, 09:12 PM
I taught my mom how to use Word 2000 over the telephone. She went from a manual typewriter to the computer (for those that don't know what that is-she can type when the electricity is off;) ). Teaching her to click and drag over the telephone was definately an experience.:rolleyes: And getting her NOT to fear the software wouldn't mess up and leave all her words on the same line was very interesting (everytime I said word wrap, she thought I was hungry:rolleyes: ). But she does it all with ease now.:)

When are you gonna teach your dh how to do a powerpoint presentation?;)