Not quite. If you don't get the spud wrench you needed on the first
trip to the hardware store they'll be happy to sell it to you later.
They'll even sell it at the same price as when you were there earlier
and you don't even have to bundle it with any other set of tools. And
even the big hardware dogs do it this way. :-)
Chuck Norcutt
ScottGee1 wrote:
> IMO, software publishers play to people's ignorance and fear by
> providing bloated packages that offer everything AND the kitchen sink.
>
> Excel now has over 300 custom functions but very few people use even a
> fraction of them IF they know they exist.
>
> PS is loaded with graphic tools that even full-time professionals
> seldom if ever use.
>
> Yet, each is the Big Dog in its market segment.
>
> To me, it's similar to an average home owner deciding he wants to be
> able to handle basic home repairs and going to the local hardware
> store and buying one of everything "just in case" because he's worried
> that he might not have a tool for some task.
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