Having to complete a form that you know was designed for a typewriter is tragically annoying. If you are a person like me – someone who never rarely colors outside of the lines – any “form” that has a one inch line for your last name or street address is enough to send you into a penmanshiplean rage. So software that proposes it can convert a 20th century form into one that can be managed by your computer would seem like a nifty idea. If you are the smarty-pants who wrote the Form Pilot software, though, take heed. Listen to me. Trust me on this one:
Sales will increase if you ditch the youthful Montgomery Burns as your spokesperson!


There are 2 comments on this post

  1. Great, now I’m going to have nightmares about that guy.

  2. oooh, penmanshiplean rage. nice turn of phrase there.

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