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anthony baldwin wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I tend to put off system upgrades until the majority of bugs are worked
out (used FC3 for two years,
then went straight to FC5), which is why I am still using Dapper, but
regular updates I tend
to keep up with, for security or whatever such reasons.
But, I have learned, never do any updates while working on a large,
lucrative project.
The project I am currently working on (and losing much sleep for) will
pay my rent for
10 months...in 10 days work....No updates until this one´s done, for sure.
tony
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<pre wrap="">What kind of project is that?
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<pre wrap=""><!---->I´m translating 122,342 words of questionnaires.
It´s in a spreadsheet (came as .xls, but, of course, I converted to .ods).
I use OmegaT, OOo, and other FOSS tools, only, in my business.
This is all accountants answering questionnaires about their
qualifications and professional goals,
and, generally kissing butt, all hoping to be promoted or sent abroad to
study and work...boring stuff...
for a multi-national electrical energy distribution company with a
branch in Brazil, apparently.
Translating them from Brazilian Portuguese to English.
tony
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Pretty impressive that you're going to do that in 10 days.<br>
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