Best bet is you take screenshot, paste it in word, print it, then scan2email the printed copy. Optionally, print it again, then fax it, if they ask for a fax.
I've actually seen people do stupid stuff like that lol.
Do a bunch of printscreens and safe them in PDF.
When they complain it looks weird, tell them PDF was never that great to begin with and certainly not appropriate for your kind of work.
A guy I work with does that. In the field, I sometimes need coordinate values from the office. Of course. the correct way to get them to me is print a coordinate list, scan to pdf, then email the pdf file. Isn't that what everyone does with ascii?!Best bet is you take screenshot, paste it in word, print it, then scan2email the printed copy. Optionally, print it again, then fax it, if they ask for a fax.
I've actually seen people do stupid stuff like that lol.
We do a family beach thing, I take two weeks, it's a must. Lol, kids are getting old enough now to run me ragged.Haha I know the feeling. I find out of town vacations can be more exhausting than just staying at home. Almost need 2 take two weeks at a time, one week to recover from the first week.
Recently got back from down south and I was burnt... literally. Gingers and beaches don't really mix. Was nice to sleep in my own air conditioned home.
Bats have been raiding the hummingbird feeders every night so tonight I set up the camera and flash to capture pics of them. No bats.
Every Friday night at 4am (well technically Saturday I guess) one of the apps we use to monitor craps out. It's a pain getting into that app because you need to open like 4 instances for different views and you always have to wait between each step because it's slow. I have to actually do some work now.
Just got back from vacation, exhausted. Need a vacation.
The harried leisure class - am I right?Just got back from vacation, exhausted. Need a vacation.
I didn't know that. I'm having to fill the 2 feeders every 5 days or so. I've counted 4 birds but there may be more. Hard to track them.Bats have been raiding the hummingbird feeders every night so tonight I set up the camera and flash to capture pics of them. No bats.
Here a couple pics from last year.I didn't know that. I'm having to fill the 2 feeders every 5 days or so. I've counted 4 birds but there may be more. Hard to track them.
Does it run on a local or logged in user level? If so, you can automate the process. First, you can get a tool to babysit the application to see if it crashes & relaunch it:
https://www.raymond.cc/blog/keep-application-running-by-automatically-rerun-when-closed/
The most powerful way I've used to automate stuff like that is Macro Express: (it is pay-for, not super pricey tho, but VERY well-worth it!)
https://www.macros.com/
So you can have the app relaunch after it craps out, and then trigger a macro that will click on whatever buttons you want (by button name or even by physical location on the screen) and then relocate the windows to where you want them for the different views. Super powerful stuff. So all that junk you do manually now, you can even just simplify the macro setup by recording what you do & then saving those action steps as an auto-macro, so you can either click a button to relaunch your views automatically, or have it trigger by an event like an app relaunch or crash. And you can skip the application babysitting program above if you dig into process checking with simple scripts.
<3 automation
What's going on there exactly? Pic 1 looks too close to the partition to flap wings, and both... bats hover?!Here a couple pics from last year.
lol not mine. They're always on the lookout and fly off in an instant.Fudge, I didn't know bats like sugar water.
I have a feeder that has little yellow flowers on it, hummingbirds rest and have to put beak (?) Into the flower.
Are those open topped around the rim?
Ours are off a back porch, near the kitchen window, sometimes they sit there for a few. Guess the kids screaming has broken them in a bit lollol not mine. They're always on the lookout and fly off in an instant.
They're always looking for other hummingbirds to fight. Feeders are like dive bars for hummingbirds.lol not mine. They're always on the lookout and fly off in an instant.
Not a bad idea.Get a hotel 3 blocks from your house and order loads of rooms service.
THATS a vacation.
Eat your children. Problems solved.Not a bad idea.
2 things stopping this for me, first I got two kids, second I'm gluten free.
They're full of the glutensEat your children. Problems solved.