Comments on: Howdy Partner!

By: thduggie

thduggie — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 21:54:20 +0000

I am quite surprised you would have found my blog, but welcome! "Understand" is a big word to use for how I dealt with Uchida-san's sermon - it might have been nice to go with y'all to the translation! It wa a pleasure meeting y'all as well (notice the frequent "y'all") and I'll repeat your address as an active link: 20plusjapan08.wordpress.com. I won't visit it just now: I need to pack and get ready to fly home.

By: Amy @ SMU

Amy @ SMU — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 16:56:37 +0000

Howdy Partner! Our Japan team came across your blog after returning and we wanted to say that it was a pleasure meeting you. We didn’t realize that you can understand Uchida-san’s sermon. It wasn’t until the following Sunday that we listened to the same sermon, but with a translator, that we began to understand what he was preaching. Needless to say, we had a very blessed trip to Japan and many of us hope to return next summer or maybe even sooner. If you want to check out our blog from the trip, this is the site: 20plusjapan08.wordpress.com

Amy
PCPC, Dallas, TX

By: thduggie

thduggie — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 13:01:55 +0000

I’ve tried that selection in the control panel, but that last tab is missing, or rather, cannot be used for any device selection. I have a Dell Touchpad software, which allows for these settings, except that even pressing “Apply” doesn’t enforce my choice. It’s rather annoying, and I can’t find a newer driver or software.

I obviously also missed the barbecue (2nd time in a row!) but feel a bit better having had taco salad and good Japanese food for dinner.

By: IrishOboe

IrishOboe — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 15:41:21 +0000

We missed you at the barbecue today. Paul E. says hi. I rode with them and Anita so I received my Swiss German practice for the month. When Savannah found out that we are engaged she said “Ah! I know what happens when people get engaged!” Steph asked her what and she said “They KISS!” Good to know we got it right. 😉 Love ya, Janet

By: SursumCorda

SursumCorda — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 14:23:25 +0000

I don’t know about your computer, but maybe this will give you some ideas. Mine has both a trackpoint and a touchpad. I happen to prefer the trackpoint and disabled the touchpad because I kept accidentally doing things I didn’t want to — but a similar procedure might help with your problem.

Start/Control Panel/Mouse. This gets me to a pane called “Mouse Properties,” with several tabs. On mine, the last tab is called “UltraNav,” which is the name my system uses for the “mouse equivalent” — your system must have something similar. This is where I disabled the touchpad. There are several choices for the trackpoint, one of which is to enable or disable the Press-to-Select, which is probably what you want to do.