Thread: Would you benefit from file manager on your Kobo reader?
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Old 06-27-2013, 03:41 AM   #139
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Originally Posted by TechniSol View Post
Ken,

I think they're referring to people that really should be using Apple products rather than PCs. But, you do have to realise that a lot of people who use computers only use them in a very limited scope, Word, Excel, corporate apps, etc. Unless you're an enthusiast or your own IT department, or a home user of PCs a surprising number of people have no idea how to move files around or perform lower level tasks. It's really quite shocking when you come from a DOS background or have a technical background yourself.
As someone who has worked as an application developer for a long time, I expect that from a "normal user". And I've given up on my wife. But, when you see that with other developers do it. I always watch others use their computers in case I see a new trick. But, I usually want to rip the keyboard and mouse out of their hands.
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