Doug Steele
dbdoug at gmail.com
Mon Dec 14 22:02:28 CST 2009
As both Technical support and the only database programmer in a 20 person company, I gradually learned humility. Especially after I deleted the entire accounting system data and spent a month rebuilding it from paper reports in the evening. And then there was the time we we working on a tight deadline to get the year end results finished. I had the only copy of the final database on a 5 1/4" floppy. I proudly rushed into the accountant's office and inserted the diskette - right into the crack between the two diskette drives! It worked fine once I had dismantled the computer case and retrieved it. Doug On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 2:35 PM, Collins, Darryl <Darryl.Collins at anz.com>wrote: > > > "She had been playing with her system settings" > > Hahahaha! And this is often the source of the problem. > Years and years ago I was stuffing around with the OS Language setting > at work and changed it from English to something else thinking it would > be amusing and simple to change back. > Naturally I overlooked the (obvious) fact that I couldn't change it back > again as I could no longer read the menus or instructions on the screen. > Hmmmm... Tech support at work were NOT impressed ;) > > Laaah de daaah... Who? Me???...... > >