I think the circular feedback text results from the decision to use a “Do not show again” checkbox. The checkbox is probably unnecessary; the message should just notify the user that voice prompts have been disabled and can be re-enabled in the Settings.
I almost always misspell the word “fantsatic”.
Gale: “Alright all you hayseeds, it’s a stickup! Everybody freeze! Everybody down on the ground!”
Bank Teller: “Now, what’s it gonna be young feller? You want I should freeze or get down on the ground? ‘Cause if’n I freeze, I can’t rightly drop. And if’n I drop, I’m gonna be in motion.”
Now what’s it gonna be, Microsoft? You want I should wait or click there to refresh?
Immediately after an office remodel, a kind soul volunteers documentation.
These low-volume industrial control panels are often a kick in the pants.
Note that:
I don’t know what this thing is, but it’s screaming out for a thin Mini-ITX motherboard or a Beowulf cluster of 8 or so Raspberry Pis like nobody’s business. Amazingly cool.
Does this mean the same as “Configuration settings will be unmodified during the upgrade process”?