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On Friday, September 05, 1997 2:40 PM,
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> A few years ago, I worked in a place which could have been the
> model for
> this:
> <http://www.unitedmedia.com/comics/dilbert>
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> (meaningless in this context after Sept. 5).
> Then again, where I was, the door did not have a window. (That
> must have
> slipped their mind.)
Oh this is funny...but it did remind me of my former employer.
Manuals would be taken and never returned - and always found
homes in cubicles... So when I re-upped the support contract, I
killed the paper manuals and had Laser-ROM replace it.
When the CDs came in, I set up a Win95 machine with dual CD
drives.. LaserROM went in one of them and I shared the drive.
Folks could then install the client software and search from
their desktops, thus rendering the need for paper manuals
obsolete... or so I thought.
What did these geniuses do? They printed entire chapters on a
Laserjet and made their own binders! (and now they ask why I
left...hehehe)
Thanks for the laugh Glenn...
Joe
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