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armin wosche Local time: 12:00 angličtina -> němčina
fine (3 out of 5)
Feb 23, 2017
Presentation by Jure was fine and not so hastily spoken as often in other webinars. Mouse movement by far too fast, so you have to cry "where are you"! The tiny/minimalistic writing/characters to read only with the nose on/at the display (unfortunately i have a big one). I did fetch a magnifying glass. Otherwise very informative. I am new with memoQ.
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thank you very much for the valuable feedback. I must remind myself that in the language industry we also can use bigger screens (I used 21' for the presentation therefore fonts seemed fine and mouse was visible). Also a good point to use a more noticeable mouse pointer.
Much appreciated. If you have further questions or remarks feel free to share them, also regarding memoQ in general.
Best, Jure
wosche wrote:
Presentation by Jure was fine and not so hastily spoken as often in other webinars. Mouse movement by far too fast, so you have to cry "where are you"! The tiny/minimalistic writing/characters to read only with the nose on/at the display (unfortunately i have a big one). I did fetch a magnifying glass. Otherwise very informative. I am new with memoQ.
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