Logic You Are Mine

Despite my astounding abilities with language, music, art and modesty, I have no great mind for problem-solving in the Sudoku mould. I can do crosswords, I can play Scrabble. I can write well in several sub-genres of popular music. I compose poetry, I produce videos, and I spout prose for breakfast. If I did not do this, there would be no Blog of Funk.

However - and this might be down to laziness - I really do not fare well at IQ-determining-style puzzlers. I find them confusing, I get bored and I wander off to do something more productive. I'm sure that my failures in this area have no bearing on my general problem-solving abilities; but I watch with fascination when other people roll up their mental sleeves and devour algebraic formulae like cornflakes.

So after that prelude of shortcomings, I thought I would just mention that I have this warm weekend been installing pro software on not one but two different Apple machines, and the amount of sweaty brain work that it has entailed has shown me that whilst I will always be accorded an IQ score vastly inferior to my actual intelligence, I can at least install music software simultaneously on quite different systems, and make it work. Only a few phone calls, lots of website trawling and the occasional bit of text advice necessary.

Logic 7.1.1. AND 7.2 (Intel version) - you are mine.