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(56,582 posts)I always found it amusing that a programmer wouldn't know that...
ProdigalJunkMail
(12,017 posts)due to the fact that the tray already had paper in it... (on rewatching, it does appear the rear cassette is empty, though we don't get to see the front cassette because he knocks it out of the printer/fax...)
as long as i have been in the IT and telecom industries i still am sometimes flabbergasted by the messages and options on printers/copiers. it is like they were written for end users or something and sometimes seems about as confusing as the layout of a WalMart.
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Recursion
(56,582 posts)The paper in the cassette must have been A4 rather than letter, or possibly the printer's paper sensor was broken (that's really irritating when it happens).
ProdigalJunkMail
(12,017 posts)has been fun for years. in the past, when we actually had interoffice mail (i guess we still do, i just don't use it), anything going to our offices in the UK HAD to be printed on A4 and i don't know how many times i sent a print job then get out of my desk and wandered the half mile to the printer (ok, it was closer and i was fat) only to find the A4 tray was empty (and the only print-station that had A4 continually stocked was in the mail-room)or had been reset to 8.5x11.
ahhh... fun.
ok, off to build a few VM's for the day... have a good one!
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kentauros
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(29,414 posts)Michael Bolton: There was nothing wrong with it... until I was about twelve years old and that no-talent ass clown became famous and started winning Grammys.
Samir: Hmm... well, why don't you just go by Mike instead of Michael?
Michael Bolton: No way! Why should I change? He's the one who sucks.
LynneSin
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(5,937 posts)ohheckyeah
(9,314 posts)it would feel so good to do that.
AwakeAtLast
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(12,843 posts)Puzzledtraveller
(5,937 posts)The woman with "case of the mondays" remark was a near exact copy of one of my supervisors.