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せっかく持っているパソコン。
パソコンを使って何かできることはないか？

ということで、

今回ご紹介する情報は在宅業務を扱う実績のある会社の紹介です。


＜特徴＞
┣データ入力の仕事です。
┣登録して即仕事に入っていただく関係上、
┣　早めの収入に結びつきます。
┣スキルチェックは必要ありません。
┣副業としての登録も可能です。
┣年齢は２０〜７０歳まで。
┣日本であればどこでもお仕事できます。
┣長期間、安心保障で仕事ができます。
┣責任感のあるかた、お待ちしてます。
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◎◎◎在宅ワークってどこも同じじゃないの？とお思いの方◎◎◎

確かに・・・

▼なかなか合格できないレベルチェック
▼資格取得を義務付ける在宅ワーク業者
▼高額な教材を購入して勉強しなければならない
▼特殊なソフトやプリンターなどがなければできない業務
▼やっと仕事！と思ってもなかなか受注できない倍率の高さ
▼やっと報酬！と思っても数千円しかもらえない

などなど・・・。


◎◎◎今回の業務はこのようなことは一切ありません◎◎◎

【その反面】

▼今回の業務は莫大に設けられる、とかほとんど仕事をしなくても
　収入が得られるとかそういう仕事ではありません。


◇正直なところ◇

▼データ入力ですから効率がすごくよい仕事でもありませんし、単純
　 作業ですから飽き易い方にはあまり向いている仕事とは言えません。

▼空いた時間で仕事をしていただきその業務に見合った報酬を得られる
　 というごく一般的な仕事です。

▼ただ真面目に仕事を考えている方には、万全の体制でサポートをして
　 まいりますし、スキルチェックなしで業務に入っていただくため、
　 即収入につながります。


∞∞∞興味のある方は下記から資料請求(無料)ください∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞

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人数枠の都合がありますので、なるべくご希望に添った対応を
するためにもお早めのご連絡をお願いします。

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Re: [Stepmenus-discuss] Issue with TextMate

[Geoff R. <va...@im...>]

On Mar 21, 2005, at 6:08 PM, Daniel F.Simola wrote:
> I noticed an issue using StepMenus with TextMate: if you bring up the 
> automate menu and single click on either of the menus macros, 
> snippets, or commands, the StepMenu will iteratively load and unload 
> the menu items of these submenus, and this iteration does not end. I 
> don"t know if this has to do with how TextMate populates the menus or 
> with StepMenus.

This behavior can also be seen in Safari's Bookmarks menu.  The trouble 
is that it's nice to be able to dynamically update the menus, so that 
if you add a bookmark while you have torn-off the Bookmarks menu it 
shows up.  The problem is that some menus are built from scratch every 
time you ask if they have changed, which causes the loading and 
unloading of the items.  That is, StepMenus asks the menu to update, so 
it removes all the current items.  I think a workable solution might be 
to find a way to show only the end state rather than update the menu as 
it is build, look for it in the next release.

-- Geoff

Re: [Stepmenus-discuss] smooth mousing

[Geoff R. <va...@im...>]

On Mar 21, 2005, at 5:26 AM, shr...@ad... wrote:

> This is very nice, thank you. Two things I still don"t like about OS X 
> vs NEXTSTEP are the missing tear-off menus and the right-sided scroll 
> bars.

I hope that StepMenus will be able to solve the first part for you.  I 
agree that if someone could figure out how to put the scroll bar on the 
right, that'd be great.  I didn't even know about that until I was 
doing some research for this project, and once I did I found myself 
constantly irritated that I had to mouse over to the far side to get at 
the scroll bar.  It was even worse once I got StepMenus working and 
parked the menu just to the left of the window.

I wonder if, by any chance, OS X targeted to locales with right-to-left 
writing puts the scroll bar on the left?  Someone should check into 
that.

> If I recall correctly, on NS, the menu would be activated by the 
> hovering presence of the mouse--submenus appearing automatically as 
> you moused over the list. This results in one less click to get things 
> started.
>
> Also, the submenus would not be free standing unless you grabbed them 
> by the title bar and "tore" them off. The would simply appear next to 
> the menu item with a hover and disappear when the mouse moved away. 
> Again, one less click. The whole menu could be explored simply by 
> moving the mouse, no clicks were required. Once a menu was detached 
> the close button would appear.

I'm still working on getting the interaction with the menus right.  I 
think the tear-off of menus is working how you describe, it's just a 
little non-obvious since there is not a way (that I have found) to add 
the close button to an existing window, so all the menus get it.  If 
you move a submenu with it's title bar it should (assuming everything 
is working right) stay on the screen until you hit its close button, 
just like in NeXT.  I do like your suggestion of a hover mode, I'll try 
and make that an option for the next version.

> Also, I think the top of the submenus were at the same level as the 
> main menu title bar. (yes,  you occasionally had to mouse all the way 
> from the bottom of a main menu item to the top of a short submenu so 
> this approach does have a functional disadvantage).

I have been thinking about adding that as a preference for those who 
want 1:1 with the NeXT feel, and maybe give the menus the NeXT look if 
they're feeling especially nostalgic.

Keep those suggestions coming.

-- Geoff

[Stepmenus-discuss] Issue with TextMate

[Daniel F.S. <fu...@ma...>]

Hello,

I noticed an issue using StepMenus with TextMate: if you bring up the 
automate menu and single click on either of the menus macros, snippets, 
or commands, the StepMenu will iteratively load and unload the menu 
items of these submenus, and this iteration does not end. I don't know 
if this has to do with how TextMate populates the menus or with 
StepMenus.

Thanks,
Dan

[Stepmenus-discuss] smooth mousing

[<shr...@ad...>]

This is very nice, thank you. Two things I still don't like about OS X 
vs NEXTSTEP are the missing tear-off menus and the right-sided scroll 
bars.

If I recall correctly, on NS, the menu would be activated by the 
hovering presence of the mouse--submenus appearing automatically as you 
moused over the list. This results in one less click to get things 
started.

Also, the submenus would not be free standing unless you grabbed them 
by the title bar and "tore" them off. The would simply appear next to 
the menu item with a hover and disappear when the mouse moved away. 
Again, one less click. The whole menu could be explored simply by 
moving the mouse, no clicks were required. Once a menu was detached the 
close button would appear.

Also, I think the top of the submenus were at the same level as the 
main menu title bar. (yes,  you occasionally had to mouse all the way 
from the bottom of a main menu item to the top of a short submenu so 
this approach does have a functional disadvantage).

Just a few of my recollections.

-Paul