File Manager is the best for bulk renaming too

OK I'm sold - I hear a lot of good things about OneNote but I struggled to understand the appeal on first glance. If it is good enough that you can find notes that far back then that could work well for me.

Btw Planner is great if you haven't used it. It's designed as a collaborative tool but I use it mostly as a way of keeping track of where I am with various tasks. I put it in my startup folder so it comes up as soon as I log on. I'll make checklists and basically talk to myself via card comments. Comments are timestamped and are forwarded to outlook so it's a better way of logging things than my usual method of digging through old Outlook messages. It has a couple of shortfalls but its really keeping me sane at the moment

I actually love vi to this day. As long as you understand the basic concepts (how to navigate, append/insert, switch between modes, save and exit) it's great. I'm a touch-typer so I could whiz around vi like nobody's business.

HATED Emacs though

WACUP can do milkdrop

All unlabelled, with a bunch of corrupted ones but you never threw them out just in case it was a one off and you really needed that extra megabyte? Or was that just me?

The most fun you could possibly have short of watching paint dry!

I don't know if it's just me but did anyone ever actually complete those games? I might have just about finished Zork one time years later but for all the games I started that was about it. Good times though. Scott Adams will always be a hero of mine

I dunno, it's up there with Knight Rider and Airwolf in that it's cool as hell to start with, but an hour long episode every week is a drag. My opinion anyway, but I feel like once you've seen a handful of episodes it gets boring. Someone else said the best part of those shows is the theme song and I have to agree.

Yeah I totally forgot to mention TNG but I did watch it. First season has its moments but isn't the best.

Still good to see though. Punky Brewster I didn't get past the first couple episodes. It was cool but think I was fatigued what with all the other similar shows. Same reason I didn't really bother with Webster at the time.

I think I had a look for Tracey Ullman but I don't know if there are many episodes available?

Small Wonder must have passed me by. It looks dreadful! Hopefully in a good way though? I'll check it out but I just recently got through Out of this World and that was pretty terrible. Sounds kinda similar.

I watched the first episode of Magnum PI and was impressed by the quality. Never picked it back up for some reason though. I never watched Simon and Simon - think I was overwhelmed with hour-long detective shows at the time and a lot of them got bumped from my schedule.

I did actually have V on my list but never got round to it. I wanted to see the TV movie first but my partner is a hard-sell on that sort of stuff. I'll have to find some time for it. Buck Rogers sounds like fun! One thing I love about that era is that they could produce the silliest shows and keep a straight face.

Now you mention sci-fi I just realised I didn't mention Star Trek TNG in my post...

Most people recommend Alfred's Adult All-In-One Course. There's 3 levels and they'll keep you occupied for a long while. I've always found them quite useful. Alfred's publish songbooks for each level as well.