And if you are not using a tablet, all you will get is finger marks on your screenSkippyBing wrote:It also occurred to me last night, if you're using it on a tablet it's easier to draw a pattern than use an on-screen keyboard to enter a password.

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And if you are not using a tablet, all you will get is finger marks on your screenSkippyBing wrote:It also occurred to me last night, if you're using it on a tablet it's easier to draw a pattern than use an on-screen keyboard to enter a password.
Nicely playedairboatr wrote:emfrat wrote:
What really gets my goat is, that in these days of ISO standard documentation, every single document related to computer procedures has to be re-done just because Microsoft decided to call it 'Find' this time, instead of 'Search'
Glad I'm out of it!
MikeW
I suppose peoples' excuse for not finding what their looking for will be
Windows Ate it. ©
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And anybody who picks up the tablet will see the finger marks in the pattern of your passpictureGHD wrote:And if you are not using a tablet, all you will get is finger marks on your screenSkippyBing wrote:It also occurred to me last night, if you're using it on a tablet it's easier to draw a pattern than use an on-screen keyboard to enter a password.
I have on more than one occasion wondered why the touch screen on my laptop wasn't working when I've poked a link with my finger, repeatedly. Before remembering it doesn't have a touch screen...And if you are not using a tablet, all you will get is finger marks on your screen