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Lifer
- Apr 12, 2010
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People who insist on having their monitor resolution set to 800x600, when the monitor native resolution in higher, annoy me to no end.
That may be because certain people have difficulty reading "smaller sized" text. 800 x 600 res gives them better readability cos obviously the text size is bigger. Aesthetics don't matter to some.
Though modifying the default text size in Windows tends to screw up the appearance in quite a few applications, to the point of rendering some sections unreadable because the window won't scale itself properly.That may be because certain people have difficulty reading "smaller sized" text. 800 x 600 res gives them better readability cos obviously the text size is bigger. Aesthetics don't matter to some.
My friend's brother who made it very big when young and was a big bully once asked us that he wants to learn how to play winzip. He didn't know what winzip was but heard about it when we were taking about unzipping warez. This was around year 2000. God knows how we didn't controlled ourselves and burst out into laughter. We literally died inside.
My friend's brother who made it very big when young and was a big bully once asked us that he wants to learn how to play winzip. He didn't know what winzip was but heard about it when we were taking about unzipping warez. This was around year 2000. God knows how we didn't controlled ourselves and burst out into laughter. We literally died inside.
Where is the any key....
That may be because certain people have difficulty reading "smaller sized" text. 800 x 600 res gives them better readability cos obviously the text size is bigger. Aesthetics don't matter to some.
The desktop finishes loading I'm like well... here you go not sure what your issue was. He tells me it still hasn't booted into windows. I'm like this is windows, i'm not sure what you mean. I started internet explorer by doing start -> run -> iexplore and while it is trying to load he goes "THERE IT IS!".
We have a few users that consistently use applications as file explorers. They will call up asking why certain files won't open, and I always have to verify that they aren't trying to open something other than a word file from Word's open menu.
Some lady once put a sticker under her optical mouse sensor and asked me why it doesnt work.
That's not really a stupid question for folks who don't know about laptops. Those things recharge in the car just fine when the car is turned off.
We've got a multi-quote button now. Just click the button on each post you want to reply to, and when you get to the last post, click quote.I just came into the thread, started reading at the beginning and responded to the posts in order.
Is that really a problem for you?
Should I just post once and wait until someone else posts before I post again?
MotionMan
Here's one I still think about on occasion... I was showing a guy in the office my serial trackball(this is early 90s), and telling him how I preferred it to a mouse. It said it was alright, but it didn't work well for him, as he slid it across the desk to demonstrate. I still wonder if he was trolling me, or if he thought that was how a trackball was used :^/
Someone did that to me once.This is a really good gag/prank to pull. Take some scotch tape, a small piece of paper, and cover up the sensor. Did it to a coworker on the other side of the wall from me, she spent about 45 minutes trying to figure it out. After she couldn't and calls tech support to try and figure it out I told her what I did. We were in training at the time and didn't really have much to do so it didn't hurt her.
At my company it's policy to have end users replace toner cartridges. We had a user, who is now a manager, sends a ticket to us requesting us to change it:
Them: Printer blah needs toner replaced
Us: The toner is located (here), it's the end users job to replace toner.
Them: 1) Changing toner is an inherently risky job and 2) without proper training can be hazardous.
Us: /facepalm
MotionMan, maybe the person meant after "writing" on it with a sharpie?!
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