Saying a silent prayer...
Jun. 27th, 2016 08:29 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alexpgpI am hugely grateful that quite a bit of the "fine-grained" functionality that I've kludged together—a little bit here, another bit there—over the years appears to be packaged well enough to "travel" (read: "be recovered") in large chunks.
There are my AutoHotKey macros, without which—I realized after reinstalling Office 365—I really cannot function.
There are my emacs macros, without which I cannot really keep track of my work.
There are my MS Word macros, that I use all the farblegargling time.
(The use of the word "really" above is meant to convey the idea that, if push came to shove, I could carry on without the functionality afforded by the AutoHotKey or emacs macros, but the taste of how it now sucks to be me would be quite bitter.)
I keep adding to the list of applications for which I need to go find the install files, but thankfully, the rate at which I keep adding names has dropped quite sharply. I've in fact started a list of applications (notably, Dragon Naturally Speaking) that I will pointedly not be reinstalling, simply because I never use it.
Cheers...
There are my AutoHotKey macros, without which—I realized after reinstalling Office 365—I really cannot function.
There are my emacs macros, without which I cannot really keep track of my work.
There are my MS Word macros, that I use all the farblegargling time.
(The use of the word "really" above is meant to convey the idea that, if push came to shove, I could carry on without the functionality afforded by the AutoHotKey or emacs macros, but the taste of how it now sucks to be me would be quite bitter.)
I keep adding to the list of applications for which I need to go find the install files, but thankfully, the rate at which I keep adding names has dropped quite sharply. I've in fact started a list of applications (notably, Dragon Naturally Speaking) that I will pointedly not be reinstalling, simply because I never use it.
Cheers...
