I helped my next door neighbor set up her new laptop and left her viewing some Lynda software (from Lynda.com) that the university subscribes to. Windows 8.1 can be explained and she was enjoying the tutorial.

I have an old version of the same OmniPage software they use now at work, and I spent time this afternoon figuring out more ways to use it. The old version doesn't have the same options as the one at work, but I still learned my way around the general program better. Finding a way to do a quicker correction of an optical character recognition program is important considering the hundreds of documents that need to be scanned and OCRed. Now if I could just get Adobe to give me the same access to the transcript. I'll fool around with that for a while now.

The kitchen counter has been clear for a week now. I have a couple of things on it that are there as reminders of a stop I have to make on the way home from work one of these days, so I'll probably put them out in the car (Home Depot carries the wiring things I need to finish running data ports to the rest of the house).