Posts by shadowmoose92

Kyle Johnson2 said:Take a quick look at your Windows OS and Word settings.

Nicholas King said:"> Start - Control Panel - Folder Options - File Types and scroll down to ..doc. What's it say. Is there an advanced or restore button (it says one or the other) on the dialog. If Restore click it then click Advanced (else just click Advanced). **open should be in Bold**, if not select it and press set default."

I suppose this might be intended for Windows XP.

Thanks a lot, guys 🙏, it's fixed 👋

Kyle Johnson2 said:Let's get started, I guess. Maybe there’s a way to block a Macro from running. I guess it might be possible, though I'm not entirely certain. Perhaps one could look into the security settings within Microsoft Office to restrict execution. It seems like something that could be managed through the trust center, if that's even allowed. Maybe? In Word.

I did. The security level was set to "high," but I went ahead and bumped it up to "very high."🤷

Anyway, I just caught sight of this—you can right-click on any saved Word document:


Double-clicking just triggers a print command, which is... odd. I mean, you can still open the document if you manually select "open," but that’s hardly intuitive. I guess it's just one of those things. 😬).

Kyle Johnson2 said:Let's get started. I suppose one might want to block macro execution. Maybe there's a specific reason for it, though I can't be entirely sure. It seems like a necessary precaution, I guess. In Word.

All right, thanks.
I'll get back to you as soon as I can get to that computer.

Microsoft Word 2003

The issue: I can't actually open any documents; they just head straight to the printer instead.

For instance, if I click open via an email link or just double-click a file icon, the Word window flashes on the screen for a split second—just long enough to show that little "printing page x of y" status bar—and then it immediately shuts itself down. Then, the printing starts automatically, even though I never actually hit *print*. It just happens the moment I try to open the file.

It’s impossible to read or even look at anything because the window closes instantly.

I guess anyone have a clue what might be causing this?

Who are these people trolling my thread?😕

I already replied to N/A, but they deleted it anyway. So let's just cut to the chase—honestly, I don't really care, so just say whatever you want.
Is there any permission here, or what? Does anyone have one for a year?
If so, just drop the code and lock this thing up. 🙏

I’ll take a ban too, if you’re offering.

:just loves all the things teenagers love:
:the frog saw horses getting shod...:
:You're a poor soul, and a burden to God himself:

I didn't even have a chance to check in🙏

Thanks.

Is it possible shadowmoose92?

It should be. Maybe reach out to ZgSash.

Jessica Davis12 said:maybe just focus on trying out some new things instead😉

She explicitly stated she isn't thinking about switching partners.😁

Brenda Carter24 said:Perhaps the body simply believes it’s in some sort of blissful state, which triggers those primal instincts. I guess it makes sense; we all know mothers aren't exactly prone to acting on impulse like that.🤣

That theory isn't half bad, I guess.🙏

To prevent any potential injury to a child's head.👍 If that isn't maternal instinct, I honestly don't know what is.🤷
🤣

Brenda Carter24 said:Tap into that primal instinct🤣

Look, maybe that’s exactly why your libido is tanking if you’re on the pill. If you know deep down motherhood isn't happening, I guess sex just loses its point.🤷

It isn't even a "maybe." It's just how it is.🙏🤣

Ten months is quite a long stretch☕

Maybe you’re just lacking a bit of excitement. For instance, perhaps you should try going without contraception😁

Michelle Flores40 said:I haven't seen Harvey Milk, but I'm getting a little nervous here. It seems like the movies you call bad are actually good to me, and the ones you love are the ones I can't stand.😍

✋ Raising my hand here. But don't worry, Harvey Milk is actually quite good. He’s nothing like Will Hunting, and certainly not anything like that Blues cowgirl.😁

I really like the camera. It’s quite something, I guess. The seventies. I suppose there was something about that decade. It felt different, maybe? A bit more raw, I guess..
Brilliant Sean Penn, though I suppose I haven't doubted him since Dead Man Walking.

The scene where Harvey Milk and Scott first meet is just incredibly intense. It’s so charged with eroticism, yet it feels remarkably lighthearted and queer in such an endearing way. I suppose it might be the most striking moment in the entire film for me. Honestly, it’s the first movie that has actually managed to convey same-sex attraction to the point where you feel like the tension in the room could explode at any second.
I guess James Franco is quite the discovery.👍

Who put these posters together? They're absolutely stellar 👍

I watched that movie way too many times growing up, so I’ve finally realized that I’ve always had a thing for mysterious weirdos like Taj Cody. I’m just not a fan of women like Ellen, and honestly, I tend to act more like McCoy myself today.😂

Kids, be careful what you obsess over during puberty.😁

ruggedcobra15 said:🤣

That’s probably true, but there's a distinction between washing your hair during your period and just taking a shower (meaning just the body). 🙂 I don't wash my hair during that time—I think I already explained why—but I do shower normally every single day.

Actually, I wasn't even talking about hair. Hair can be tricky, I suppose. ☕But surely a quick five-minute rinse won't cause any harm, or maybe it will, who knows?🙄

And a little tip for those people who spend all day in bed because they're in pain: hydrotherapy might actually help ease things a bit.🙏

jadesailor14 said:here we go😁

My neighbor—who apparently showed up to protest because she can't stand the sound of running water in the tub—claims that only loose women wash every day, while a decent lady only bothers on Saturdays.🙂

😂😂

Great topic😁, by the way. I’d bet my life that half the people who skip washing during their period have perfectly manicured nails and a diamond stud in their tooth.🙏

edit: and a French pedicure😬

Drew Young10 said:Well, why wouldn't she?
I mean, where else is she supposed to meet them if neither of them is local? There isn't really any other option, I guess.
If you want actual comfort and some peace to negotiate or close a deal, a hotel suite is the only way to go. It’s pretty standard practice, honestly. Once the deal is signed, people usually head to a steakhouse where you don't talk shop, or if they're the type, maybe grab a drink somewhere.

It’s obviously something else entirely—some kind of personal grudge, most likely. And naturally, that ends up being bad for business and turns into a total PR disaster.

Because it's a hotel, not a Greyhound station.😕

Meeting a partner at a hotel is one thing, but hosting clients at a hotel is something else entirely. Maybe she should just rent some office space like any other "professional."

It seems to me that any hospitality business, including a hotel, should have the right to refuse service to anyone they deem unsuitable for their establishment. For instance, someone who is visibly intoxicated, or perhaps someone they suspect won't be able to settle their tab.
Similarly, if a woman spends two days acting like she owns the place—bringing in clients and wandering around, which irritates the staff and disrupts operations—they should be allowed to turn her away. It shouldn't matter if her money is just as good as anyone else's.
Besides, maybe the woman looks desperate or smells bad 😬, and guests might mistake her for part of the management due to her behavior, which reflects poorly on the hotel. Why would they put up with that?
And I’m genuinely curious: what kind of businesswoman holds meetings inside a hotel room? 😉

From an unnamed organization regarding hospitality:

29. A guest may use the rooms for their own accommodation and for those listed at the time the contract is signed. Unless otherwise agreed, guests are prohibited from preparing food or drinks in the room and may not use the provided facilities for commercial purposes.

58. The provider reserves the right to terminate the contract and cease services if a guest:
violates these standards or house rules significantly, particularly if their conduct disturbs the stay of other guests.