Comment: Re:Like he said ... (Score 1) 8
Right back atcha, Barbie.
-MT.
Comment: Re:Fare-the-well (Score 1) 8
The only grieving will be for the days when
-MT.
Comment: Re:Bye! (Score 1) 8
I'm a nomadic wanderer now - don't really have a 'home' as such, just travel from place to place, sharing what I find.
-MT.
Journal: THE END 8
Journal
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MonTemplar
Although I stopped posting stuff here ages ago, I've had the My Amigos feed in Google Reader, and have occasionally wandered in to have a look.
But now I've decided to cut my ties here permanently. So as soon as I've posted this, I'm unsubscribing My Amigos. I've already updated my User Info with how to contact me.
Comment: Re:Take it (Score 1) 11
Speaking from experience with the Dells that I've owned, they provided proper manuals telling you everything you need to know to service the machine and replace the various parts. So you should be OK in that regard.
-MT.
Comment: Leo is still around... (Score 1) 1
Slowly but surely, the old Screen Savers / TechTV crowd has regrouped over at TWiT Network (http://twit.tv)
-MT.
Comment: *Waves* (Score 1) 5
Hi there!
-MT.
Comment: Re:With the emphasis on 'some'... (Score 1) 8
Gah! Should have checked I was logged in! Sowwy!
-MT.
Comment: Re:I think I can guess the cause of this (Score 1) 12
Fair enough. Unfortunately, my only experience of Publisher to date has been working with customers to get artwork output from it in a form that I can then set up for printing paper parts.
-MT.
Comment: I think I can guess the cause of this (Score 1) 12
Publisher is not developed by the Office unit, but somewhere else in Microsoft. Hence not totally compatible, even though they are bundled together with Office. *shrug*
I would be tempted to try and redo the newsletter in Word, purely for the saving in sanity. That would really bug me after a while...
-MT.