Good morning!!!!

[kenmbz]

You can still get non subscription version of office, not the 365 yearly subscription version. I’m using 2019 office home and student.

That is what I buy from Stacksocial, $50 Office Pro 1019 plus Win 11 license (if needed)

 

[LouNY]

I use and have used Open Office for a long time it will do everything microsoft office will do with no cost and no advertising or subscriptions.
Apache OpenOffice - Official Site - The Free and Open Productivity Suite

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Back in the day it was pretty common for a spreadsheet or database program to be able to import CSV files. They'd provide an option to map each field in the file to a column in the spreadsheet or cell in the database. Don't the modern apps still have that, too?

Most do.

 

[plowhog]

That is what I buy from Stacksocial, $50 Office Pro 1019 plus Win 11 license (if needed)

This is incredibly helpful. Thanks for posting. I will purchase it today for a PC that needs it.

 

[daugen]

Why August, Drew? Is that when you're planning your cross country trip?

If so, the southern leg is gonna be a real cooker. And wildfire smoke on the northern side could also be problematic. Could you consider the Fall shoulder season, maybe mid to late September after it cools off some?

thanks. leaving Aug 28th, North route first
timing driven by seeing my sister in CA, who has to fly back here for a family wedding, which unfortunately
I will miss. I expect to be on the road 7 weeks, maybe 8.
Coming back through Colorado, BIL in Salida, missing snow both ways is a big priority.

I'll be at Marin RV park Sept 16th to the 21st, then headed down your way

 

[RedNeckGeek]

Good Morning!!!! 51F @ 8:00 AM in Orcutt, CA. Cloudy. High 63F. Winds SW at 5 to 10 mph.
It was sunny with puffy white clouds in the 60s when I got here yesterday afternoon, but a half hour later the fog rolled in and the temps dropped ten degrees. Brrrr!

Stepped out into a fog bank yesterday morning, too. Couldn't even see the end of the driveway 30' away. But by the time I got to the big concrete bridge across the Feather River I was down and out of it. It was gray skies all the way to the coast where I finally got a little sun. Smooth run with no issues, other than a little drowsiness. Got a Coke and stretched my legs in a rest stop and was fine after that.

A trucker friend of mine recommended podcasts as a way to counter drowsiness, so yesterday I listened to a few. Had to skip one or two where the narrator's voice droned on and made me sleepy, but found most were interesting and even entertaining. Topics were all over the map, and ranged from airhead BMW motorcycles, the shooting sports, land diving (primitive precursor to bungee jumping), to poop (how'd that get in there???). I'd downloaded a bunch of podcasts into the iPhone, but apparently at some point the phone started to stream them from the Internet. So I think that's where the poop came from.

Today is for unloading and putting stuff away, probably a lot of tomorrow, too.

Hang in there, gang, Friday's comin'!

 

[RedNeckGeek]

I use and have used Open Office for a long time it will do everything microsoft office will do with no cost and no advertising or subscriptions.
Apache OpenOffice - Official Site - The Free and Open Productivity Suite

Me 2. Even works on my Macs.

 

[RedNeckGeek]

thanks. leaving Aug 28th, North route first
...
I expect to be on the road 7 weeks, maybe 8.
Coming back through Colorado, BIL in Salida, missing snow both ways is a big priority.

I drove I-80 through Salt Lake City the Rockies for a few days in a snow storm many winters ago, and would not willingly repeat the experience. That was in late February and early March, though. One advantage you have with your lengthy trip, and especially the motorhome, is you can lay over an extra day or two if you run into bad weather. Or even detour to better weather. Easy to figure out with the weather radar and information apps on our modern cell phones.

I'll be at Marin RV park Sept 16th to the 21st, then headed down your way

Plenty of time to hide the women and children.

 

[daugen]

I drove I-80 through Salt Lake City the Rockies for a few days in a snow storm many winters ago, and would not willingly repeat the experience. That was in late February and early March, though. One advantage you have with your lengthy trip, and especially the motorhome, is you can lay over an extra day or two if you run into bad weather. Or even detour to better weather. Easy to figure out with the weather radar and information apps on our modern cell phones.

Plenty of time to hide the women and children.

yes
I am going to make sure I use the trip weather site, put in your route and timing and it predicts the weather.
That I will surely look at every morning over coffee.
Giving myself extra time getting out.
once that time frame is met, then taking my time going home.
I am mostly worried about high winds/tornadoes, etc. Just never know until you get there.

 

[sodamo]

68°F and no rain

Not sure I can call yesterday as productive yet.

Still fighting with Sophie’s pool. I do think I managed to get the algae killed, but can’t seem to have much luck getting it out of pool, just so fine it blows thru the vacuum bag leaving a cloudy mess. Never had that problem before.

Also spent time with my budget app project. Settled on Monarch initial attempt. So so different than my prior experience.

Continue today
H&F this afternoon


Prayers for all
Be safe
Have a great day