Hi Canyon ...
I am doing very well thank you. Stroke five years ago left me almost a vegetable. I appreciate all good thoughts.

fossil_ag,
I have always loved reading your well informed posts on TexAgs.
Hope you don't mind a few extra well wishes from a "Basin" dweller.

Howdy Fossil! So glad you checked in. We really miss your threads on AO about early A&M.

FOSSIL!!!!!


I am SOOOOOOOOOOO glad you are still here. I was afraid you were gone.

Good to see you!!!!!

Hello from your native Fisher county! Glad to hear from you.

hi all
typing is hard for me. I can use only one hand. only one good eye. poor motor skills.

if you can abide I will continue.

I celebrated eightieth birth day three months ago along with grand kids and greats.

I live in college station and have for thirty odd years . drop me line some time on this thread I lurk everyday.

Farmer Frank fossil ag class of 1956


































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I use to live over on Merry Oaks when I was in College Station.

I will have to save this and swing by when I'm that way again.

Glad you are still around.

fossil_ag!

Thanks for the reply. My dad '49 went through a stroke about 6 months before he passed, so I understand, at least a little, the frustration it brings.

Fossil
Great to see you posting.

Fossil, Great to see you still on here. Had missed you over on AO. Us "olds" have to hang in there, type any way you need to just let us know from time to time you're still out there kicking and keep us filled with "ole Army" remembrances!!

Fossil, it is great to hear from you. As you can see, you are really missed.

Found you through Canyon's post on Aggieland.

Another Fossil fan

Glad to see you fossilag, and happy birthday.

fossil_ag,
Is speech to text software like Dragon Naturally speaking of any use to you or is it just a different type of frustration?

MS has built in software also, if you can use it.
Link

quote:

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Dictate text using Speech Recognition
Windows 7 More

You can use your voice to dictate text to your computer. For example, you can dictate text to fill out online forms; or you can dictate text to a word-processing program, such as WordPad, to type a letter.
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Dictating text

When you speak into the microphone, Windows Speech Recognition converts your spoken words into text that appears on your screen.
To dictate text

Open Speech Recognition by clicking the Start button Picture of the Start button, clicking All Programs, clicking Accessories, clicking Ease of Access, and then clicking Windows Speech Recognition.

Say "start listening" or click the Microphone button to start the listening mode.

Open the program you want to use or select the text box you want to dictate text into.

Say the text that you want dictate.

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Hope it helps. Take care.

Loudest...
Thanks for the tip. Had not thought of that. Will get my kids to explore this idea.

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Best wishes to you fossil_ag.

Fossil check out the software that makes you more accessible. We miss you.

Fossil_ag,
As an aspiring oilman, I appreciate reading your thoughts on all things Aggie and oil and gas. Hope to meet you someday.

Really enjoyed your posts on this thread Fossil.

I am still here....much alive and kicking. Looking forward to the football game in a couple of days. It is good to get a chance give a shout out to old friends.