Originally posted by: Dracos
Reminds me of the people that press the down button on the elevator multiple times after its lit or people that get on elevators after u have hit their floor button and they hit it again like it will make the elevator get there faster...
Originally posted by: TuxDave
Originally posted by: Dracos
Reminds me of the people that press the down button on the elevator multiple times after its lit or people that get on elevators after u have hit their floor button and they hit it again like it will make the elevator get there faster...
I never understood that and I agree that it's annoying.
Originally posted by: pinion9
I hate it when people choose the wrong printer. It especially makes a difference here. We have this girl that prints reports. Generally the reports are 200-250 pages. Once she accidentally chose the wrong laser printer.
The laser printer she chose is used to print X-Ray films. The "paper" (film) for it costs $9/sheet. Hmm...that was about a $2000 mistake.
This has happened more than once.
Originally posted by: pinion9
I hate it when people choose the wrong printer. It especially makes a difference here. We have this girl that prints reports. Generally the reports are 200-250 pages. Once she accidentally chose the wrong laser printer.
The laser printer she chose is used to print X-Ray films. The "paper" (film) for it costs $9/sheet. Hmm...that was about a $2000 mistake.
This has happened more than once.
Originally posted by: jlbenedict
Originally posted by: pinion9
I hate it when people choose the wrong printer. It especially makes a difference here. We have this girl that prints reports. Generally the reports are 200-250 pages. Once she accidentally chose the wrong laser printer.
The laser printer she chose is used to print X-Ray films. The "paper" (film) for it costs $9/sheet. Hmm...that was about a $2000 mistake.
This has happened more than once.
Umm... seems like the IT departments mistake. Remove the printer from her profile....
enable the option to not allow users to install printers...
solution solved
Originally posted by: pinion9
Originally posted by: jlbenedict
Originally posted by: pinion9
I hate it when people choose the wrong printer. It especially makes a difference here. We have this girl that prints reports. Generally the reports are 200-250 pages. Once she accidentally chose the wrong laser printer.
The laser printer she chose is used to print X-Ray films. The "paper" (film) for it costs $9/sheet. Hmm...that was about a $2000 mistake.
This has happened more than once.
Umm... seems like the IT departments mistake. Remove the printer from her profile....
enable the option to not allow users to install printers...
solution solved
Ahhh..she does need the printer though. She does need to print X-Rays at times.
I've seen plenty of elevators without "door close" buttons so if you hit the floor button it closes the door and they're on their way.Originally posted by: Dracos
Reminds me of the people that press the down button on the elevator multiple times after its lit or people that get on elevators after u have hit their floor button and they hit it again like it will make the elevator get there faster...
Originally posted by: rh71
I've seen plenty of elevators without "door close" buttons so if you hit the floor button it closes the door and they're on their way.Originally posted by: Dracos
Reminds me of the people that press the down button on the elevator multiple times after its lit or people that get on elevators after u have hit their floor button and they hit it again like it will make the elevator get there faster...
But those are also a problem because sometimes people are still getting in and when the first guy hits a floor... boom.