It's true. The spellchecker in Office 97 doesn't recognize words like DVD, USB, DSL or CMOS.
In this era of fast moving specialization, it's virtually impossible for any of us to keep up in all fields.
DAKonians are educated in other areas, other career fields, from microbiology to aerodynamics.
So you might not be familiar with some of the new electronic "buzz words" and theories. That's where DAK 2000 comes in.
I'm lucky enough to have all the time I need to learn about just a very few technologies and products.
With my engineers, I thoroughly research each product and theory before I write to you about them.
It's the time we spend to acquire this knowledge that sets DAK 2000 apart from companies that sell hundreds of products and specialize in none.
The concept behind DAK 2000 is technological education. So, just pop up these little windows. (You won't even leave the page.) This is one of the ways I will pass the information along.
As you read my articles, you'll find BLUE HIGHLIGHTED words. Just click on any of them and you'll get a box like this one that contains ether:
1. A definition of the word.
2. An explanation of the theory behind the
technology.
3. Shortcomings of the product or
technology.
4. Cautions and warnings of what to be
careful about.
So if you already know a word or theory you don't have to slow down and pop up a box to get its meaning.
And if you don't, you'll have instant access to the information at the exact time that it's relevant to you.
The web will allow for a much more thorough educational process. So, just click on the blue pop-up box links to acquire the knowledge to make you a power-consumer.