I guess most of you don't have too much trouble guessing what Erika, Ray, or I do for a living... But we often wonder what you folks do. And is your use of Sesame/Q&A related to your work, or is it part of a hobby, etc...?

I am an IBM retriree.  (IBM = I've Been Moved.) I worked in service, engineering and management for 28 years, and retired in 1987.
Now in New Mexico, I have three Q&A clients who are being converted to Sesame.  I have been a user rather than a programmer (except for Q&A), so Sesame buildup is slow.
We appreciate the caring attitude of the Lanticans.
Thanks
Jack

I am an AutoCad technician working for an Engineering Consulting Firm designing Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing here in Dallas.  I started using Q&A about 10 years ago where I used to work previously.  I will stress the word "using" because I an not a programer, although I do try and figure out what is posted and see what happens .  I purchased Sesame just because I wanted to use for myself the next best thing after Q&A.  I have setup a small database here at my current work location to keep up with current location of drawings.
Nothing big on programing though 

I'm a maintenance supervisor for the housing authority here in town,  I have 3-employees in maintenance to help me, we do it all, I have 22-years invested here.I started on computers with a commodore 64 , then ibm mod.25 2-1.44 floppies monitor built in "green" later found a damaged model #25 with a color screen bought it 12.00 and put all my stuff in it, later installed a 40mb hard drive and was in heaven, my first inventory program was by ibm on two floppies, my work order program was in File Express, then migrated to Q & A and was using it to around 1998 when I started using access and have used it almost exclusively until now, could never get a couple of databases to work right in access "not smart enough", so when I heard about Sesame I thought maybe I would finally get a program that I could create a fully working application for all the things I have to keep up with, and so far I'm not disappointed, but look forward to future versions of sesame.My goal is to be microsoft free with a fully functional application by "55" running Linux.
Doctor told me last week to change my lifestyle and diet or I won't see 55, so that might throw a monkey wrench in my plans