[speaker001:] well Robin um I do have a PC in my home
[speaker002:] uh-huh um-hum I don't have at home but I used one at work and I play on there but I do I do some of my own stuff on there too so
[speaker001:] use one at work yeah what do you use it for as far as your own work
[speaker002:] um oh games mostly um data base like address lists and recipes and just
[speaker001:] um-hum
[speaker002:] uh sort of the stuff that I like to keep track of mostly most of what I do is shareware games and and copies of stuff that I've gotten from other people I use Lotus a lot just because I like using Lotus
[speaker001:] yeah yeah do your kids ever get to use it at work
[speaker002:] uh no because they're two and four so they're not quite old enough to use those yet I tell them mommy's playing on the computer so
[speaker001:] two and four huh yeah not there yet yeah
[speaker002:] they know what I'm doing
[speaker001:] yeah well
[speaker002:] but at work I use it mostly for I most of what I do is in Lotus I've we've got a couple of word processing but I'd rather use Lotus I know it better
[speaker001:] yeah know it better than that yeah I think everyone knows it better than most the custom word processor
[speaker002:] uh yeah uh well we've got WordStar 2000 we just got WordPerfect and I haven't gotten around to learning WordPerfect yet so
[speaker001:] yeah well I use WordPerfect at work exclusively pretty much exclusively
[speaker002:] yeah it's I like well I work for the RTC so we that's what everything they send us is in WordPerfect so we kind of had to get WordPerfect so
[speaker001:] uh have to use it yeah well I have one at home that my kids are twelve eight and three
[speaker002:] oh
[speaker001:] so they use it uh quite a bit for games and uh the twelve year old uses it you know for school uses the word word processing for school quite a bit really
[speaker002:] I'll bet uh-huh well good yeah that's that's one thing I'm hoping by the time mine get up there that we will be able to have one at home
[speaker001:] and and uh yeah now we also uh course of I use it for uh I have a some check balancing and budgeting software that I use have for several years now every all my checkbook's been on the computer for a couple years
[speaker002:] uh-huh uh-huh oh yeah that's since I work for the RTC we used to uh I used to be the loan teller for a failed savings and loan and a couple of our customers would use the automated check writing
[speaker001:] uh-huh huh would they really
[speaker002:] programs yeah and it was I it was always interesting to see them it was like oh okay I recognize these who would be I I guess that would be a pretty good feature to use on that
[speaker001:] here they go yeah yeah well I've used it also for tax for about the past four years I guess and it's makes it real nice
[speaker002:] um-hum that would be good
[speaker001:] and um I guess that's mainly been it other than you know like like yeah we use it for games quite a bit
[speaker002:] yeah I'm kind of hooked on Tetris
[speaker001:] yeah I don't have Tetris but boy I'm glad to probably a good thing I don't
[speaker002:] well the shareware version I got has got like six different versions of Tetris
[speaker001:] you got a shareware version huh what's it
[speaker002:] um-hum it was like three dollars I've I like that it's it's pretty cool
[speaker001:] do you know what it's called I mean does have a
[speaker002:] um it's called Nyet N Y E T which is what is it
[speaker001:] in hm
[speaker002:] oh something about it's not not called Tetris you know it's like uh-huh
[speaker001:] right yeah
[speaker002:] and the other version's called Ain't
[speaker001:] ain't because it ain't Tetris
[speaker002:] yeah yeah well the the four letters I don't even remember what they stand for but it's it's a little
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] I mean what think of what that thing's called but it's it's a four word phrase that means no it's not Tetris it's really not but it's it's fun I like that and plus there's a a guy at work that he and I trade
[speaker001:] hm oh okay right oh boy
[speaker002:] different games like he's like well you know what do you have and I'll give you this and we trade well he's given me Jeopardy and Monopoly and Wheel of Fortune and
[speaker001:] uh-huh all right you got some good ones then
[speaker002:] oh yeah the only problem is the computer I like to play them on that's got the color monitor also I can't turn the sound off
[speaker001:] oh you can't turn the sound off yeah
[speaker002:] so I haven't figured out how to turn the sound off yet it's like oh because I I haven't really been into computers for except for about the last five years
[speaker001:] yeah um-hum
[speaker002:] at before then it was like get that computer out of here I don't want it around here leave me alone
[speaker001:] right uh-huh
[speaker002:] but I I've gotten to where I took a basic programming course out at Richland and I really I enjoyed that and I got little bit further into programming and I worked with a couple of our programming analysts down at uh Frito-Lay
[speaker001:] right
[speaker002:] and I thoroughly enjoyed that now it's like give me computer and consequently I am the person that everybody comes to at work it's
[speaker001:] huh how about that isn't that amazing
[speaker002:] oh it's it really is it's like hm amazing how this turned around she used to hate it now she loves it
[speaker001:] um-hum yeah yeah
[speaker002:] but I like it
[speaker001:] well well that's good
[speaker002:] it's fun
[speaker001:] well do you suppose we've talked long enough
[speaker002:] oh I guess we have that sounds pretty good
[speaker001:] all right well I think we've done our duty here anyway
[speaker002:] yeah I think so
[speaker001:] all right good to talk to you bye-bye
[speaker002:] thanks a lot Vic bye-bye