I love that the "save" button on Office applications is a floppy disk! I haven't used one in ages, although they occasionally turn up in library books which date from the days when extra info could be found on the disk (presumably not very much).
People younger than me who've never used or seen one will know that the square icon with a couple of lines on it means "save" and will one day be amazed when they see a floppy disk - maybe at the computer museum at Bletchley Park - and realise that the square icon is a representation of that.
I love that the "save" button on Office applications is a floppy disk! I haven't used one in ages, although they occasionally turn up in library books which date from the days when extra info could be found on the disk (presumably not very much).
People younger than me who've never used or seen one will know that the square icon with a couple of lines on it means "save" and will one day be amazed when they see a floppy disk - maybe at the computer museum at Bletchley Park - and realise that the square icon is a representation of that.