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[mmichaelson]

ewww! roasting bugs is not my idea of a good time!!!

[Trumpetmaster]

NASTY

[treebeau]

Info is here.

Regards,
Tim B.

[mmichaelson]

that is an ugly bug

[Trumpetmaster]

Tim,
Would not have believed it if you didn't send that along. I'll be sharing that with the programmers over here.
Thanks!

[piqaboo]

Selma,
not given choice. Fortunately Word now does page counts nicely, and even lets me start over in different sections if I want to (I dont).

Am having a hilarious time today with a template that has outline numbering "issues".

Rather than use this template again, I will retype all 72 pages. IT will be both faster and easier.

Yeah Saxy, dont let Tim fool you. Those computer rooms werent hot. They were kept really cold so the computers wouldnt overhead.

[GreatCarouser]

Originally posted by Selma in Sandy Eggo:

... I still like Interleaf/Quicksilver best, probably because I'm used to it. It does things Word never dreamed of, but it's really not user-friendly.

Obviously any engineers dream program. Was the help manual by any chance written in Japan?

<small>[ 02-03-2005, 07:55 PM: Message edited by: Great Carouser ]</small>

[Selma in Sandy Eggo]

Originally posted by Great Carouser:
Obviously any engineers dream program. Was the help manual by any chance written in Japan?

What help manual? We don't need no stinkin' help manual!

[zlosin]

Geez I have been missing all the fun here. I have been busy writing a dissertation about noise reduction on the Top Ten Composers thread.

[Selma in Sandy Eggo]

Originally posted by PSIP:
Geez I have been missing all the fun here. I have been busy writing a dissertation about noise reduction on the Top Ten Composers thread.

And I'm taking notes, too!

[mmichaelson]

Originally posted by piqaboo:

Yeah Saxy, dont let Tim fool you. Those computer rooms werent hot. They were kept really cold so the computers wouldnt overhead.

Piq, this much I'm aware of. . .my husband works in computer networking, and I have been inside their NOC several times with my coat, scarf, gloves and hat. They keep it at a balmy 50-something in there. (or lower depending on the season)

ick

[Trumpetmaster]

When I worked for another company they used to call my office the Freezer as the computer center for our system was right next to me. Brrrrrrrr

[treebeau]

OOOPS, that's right. I neglected to mention (nor even think about) how cold computer rooms are kept.

But don't let Piq fool you. The computer equipment is all on the floor...not overhead.

Regards,
Tim B.

[mmichaelson]

in the Noc where Sean works, they have huge racks that they keep all of the equipment in. Some of the racks are ten feet high! The room is really neat, but nerve-wracking for me, as I'm terrified to touch anything!

[Trumpetmaster]

SB,
our data center has rows and rows of racks.
when you see all the wires. goodness. I
share the nerve-wracking feeling when I have to go through that area.
TM

[mmichaelson]

Yah. Sean loves it. He even has a rack in his own room at home with a router and several switches on it. He's studying for his CCIE as we speak. Maybe his company will finally pay him what he's worth when he passes. . .

[Trumpetmaster]

SB,
Good luck to Sean.
Router and several switches at your home.
Goodness.
TM

[mmichaelson]

Yeah. He has his own room that has the door shut to keep kitty hair out. (They really hate that) That room is his baby. He also has three bookshelves full of Cisco books. . .they must weight a ton, with all of those hard-backs on them.

He really enjoys what he does and he wants to be a security specialist. I am sure that he will pass with flying colors when he takes the test in 6 months or so. We'll see!

[lioness]

i feel so outdated. i'm still running Win95 at the house. uggghh!

[Trumpetmaster]

How do I get rid of that bouncing clown?

Up and down. Up and down. Up and down. Up and down. Up and down.