8.
Conclusion
I
began this learning curve with a somewhat different idea to the one I ended
up following, but the greatest challenge and ultimately the greatest satisfaction
was in finding a solution that was within my capabilities.
Along
the way I learnt much, about my own knowledge, the software I was trying to
use, and the sort of problems this technology can throw at you. In addition
the fact that I had to consider the requirements of someone not as knowledgeable
about the software being used as I was, stretched my brief beyond expected
parameters, and forced me to seek out the easiest rendering of my program.
Altogether
this has been a very satisfying experience for me. I decided on a brief, tested
and experimented in different ways, often in unfamiliar territory, for an
optimum method of execution, then made decisions based on the preferred outcome,
and finally achieved my goal.
Moving
Mud Men!