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Virtual Coffee Break - Chat

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Participants Henry Edwards33Raymond Martinez10Timothy Morgan38John Allen5silverbison293Bradley Perez7velvettiger10Robert Hernandez11Charles Stewart69shadowpilot8rowdywolf1ruggedgull11Daniel Castillo12Brian Martinez7Terry Johnson3Michelle Williams6Thomas Alvarez74Charles White19copperhawk37wanderingotter98Thomas Vaughn6Christian Hall6James Rogers53Robert Thomas11 …
Jack Young Jack Young Active Member
111 messages
joined Mar 2015
#1001 ·
Maybe this was actually a blessing in disguise... since he couldn't hang out on the forums, he had all that extra downtime to finally settle his accounts😂😂😂
Jessica Grant56 Jessica Grant56 Regular
311 messages
joined Dec 2011
#1002 ·
Oh man, ladies... you're honestly going to make me cry. And here I am, someone who’s pretty much used to getting banned... I just can't keep it bottled up, so I have to write it out. Sometimes my temperament gets the better of me—it's just too loud, I guess. Yeah, Liti wipes the slate clean or hands out a warning. She sends me to the "timeout corner," which was a little embarrassing, if I'm being honest...

But don't worry, Liti is the boss to me. I'm not holding a grudge, nor is there any reason to. We moved past all that ages ago: why would I question her when she takes action? I already know exactly why she did it. She’s my anchor—she doesn't give me any special treatment, and she's made it very clear she’s going to crack down on anyone being unruly, and she's doing it with a whole new level of strictness. Well, I was being unruly. And I praised her way too much before—no more of that.

At the end of the day, this is all just a game, so why get worked up? Sometimes you just need to vent and let off steam when someone really pushes your buttons (you know who I mean, right??). The consequence is three days on ice, and of course, I spent that time staying productive and finishing up my work. I even kept in touch with you guys via email.

Thanks for checking in on me, though. Let's keep moving... back into the survival struggle. I think by the end of the month, I'll be making an announcement: our retail sector is dead—killed off by the government and the city through endless taxes and pressure. (I'm leaving out wholesale and services for now). We didn't manage to build enough of a cushion over the first two months. Soon, there will only be one or two similar shops left; maybe people will need some small things in San Antonio. Or maybe even in San Diego? It's not our fault, yet the government just ends up with one more unemployed citizen. *Those* are the real problems, not a few warnings... the Titanic is sinking!!!
Henry Edwards33 Henry Edwards33 RegularOP
678 messages
joined Aug 2015
#1003 ·
It’s good to see you back in the mix, Dubois. 😘

Hopefully everyone managed to get some decent rest over the weekend.
amberbadger17 amberbadger17 Active Member
190 messages
joined May 2012
#1004 ·
Welcome back, Dubo. Look, Tone, I’m with you, but maybe we have to wait until the whole thing completely hits rock bottom before anything actually changes??? Okay, maybe I'm being dramatic, but honestly, I am just so sick of this endless cycle of nothingness. The only things keeping me going right now are the fact that summer is almost here and a tiny, desperate hope that tomorrow might suck slightly less. But hey, I'm not giving up—not yet. I lost my faith in every major institution in this country a long time ago, so at this point, I’m basically just putting all my bets on my own trusty old workhorses.
silverbadger silverbadger Active Member
69 messages
joined May 2013
#1005 ·
I figured I’d throw this question out here since I haven't had much luck finding an answer elsewhere—though maybe I’m just becoming one of those old-timers who struggles to keep up with all these new tech updates.
Does anyone here happen to have a business account over at JPMorgan Chase and use their Intranet? I have a client who signed up for the Intranet service, but they are having a real hard time trying to export statements from the business account into a PDF (Adobe Acrobat) format. Is there actually a way to do that within the Intranet interface? If there is, I would be incredibly grateful if someone could walk me through the process in plain, simple English—just tell me how to handle the export, the print function, or whatever you want to call it. I'll happily buy a round of coffee for whoever can help me out here.
Raymond Martinez10 Raymond Martinez10 Active Member
236 messages
joined Oct 2009
#1006 ·
Try this approach:
- In the statement view, just click the printer icon in the "print" column
- A new window will pop up showing the actual statement
- Hit "File" and then select "Print"
- From the printer list, pick "CutePDF" or whatever PDF printer you have installed
And there you go...
Jessica Grant56 Jessica Grant56 Regular
311 messages
joined Dec 2011
#1007 ·
Raymond Martinez10 said:Try this approach:
- In the statement view, just click the printer icon in the "print" column
- A new window will pop up showing the actual statement
- Hit "File" and then select "Print"
- From the printer list, pick "CutePDF" or whatever PDF printer you have installed
And there you go...

Haha... look at Mr. Know-It-All over here!!
Raymond Martinez10 Raymond Martinez10 Active Member
236 messages
joined Oct 2009
#1008 ·
Actually, I was just about to look something up on Reddit—then I decided to dive right in and write this out myself (hope that makes sense enough) 😲
Jessica Grant56 Jessica Grant56 Regular
311 messages
joined Dec 2011
#1009 ·
Raymond Martinez10 said:Actually, I was just about to look something up on Reddit—then I decided to dive right in and write this out myself (hope that makes sense enough) 😲

YES, YES I DO. Since when is it a crime to actually know things? Honestly, being a know-it-all isn't nearly as bad as being completely clueless... and frankly, I couldn't care less what people think about that.
ruggedcyclist74 ruggedcyclist74 Active Member
193 messages
joined Feb 2009
#1010 ·
Jessica Grant56, I couldn't agree more; there’s a certain comfort in having someone around who seems to hold all the answers 🙂

I suppose we should probably come up with a new nickname—Raymond Martinez10, the walking encyclopedia 😉 (and I mean that sincerely, not sarcastically)
A friend of mine argues that knowing exactly who to ask is far more important than actually knowing everything yourself, but I find myself unable to agree. While it is certainly convenient to have people like Raymond Martinez10, the CIA, or Lili on speed dial for any random inquiry, I still think there is a distinct advantage to simply knowing things yourself... 🙂
Richard Howard55 Richard Howard55 Regular
251 messages
joined Aug 2015
#1011 ·
As usual, Vlado’s work is top-tier. 🙂
ruggedcyclist74 ruggedcyclist74 Active Member
193 messages
joined Feb 2009
#1012 ·
It’ll probably just end up being... 🤦
😁😁
Carol Price4 Carol Price4 Regular
380 messages
joined Nov 2019
#1013 ·
Jessica Grant56, please don't bite at the trolls—let's not wreck Lily's thread. A stop sign is a stop sign! People either get it or they don't! 🙂
Richard Howard55 Richard Howard55 Regular
251 messages
joined Aug 2015
#1014 ·
I’d probably suggest the same thing. Hang on, maybe unknown will join her—though I don't think they ever have.
That would make for some pretty interesting reading. 😍
Jessica Grant56 Jessica Grant56 Regular
311 messages
joined Dec 2011
#1015 ·
Look, you're right to be annoyed—honestly, what really got under my skin was the mention of FAMILY. Seriously? You guys almost brushed it off like it was some joke, but this person is actually taking it a step further by trying to offer unsolicited family advice. This is exactly why things always go south here. Family is strictly off-limits on this forum, and unknown knows that. They shouldn't even be showing up, lest someone tracks their IP address and realizes they’re actually... well, her.

The whole situation surfaced back in 2010 and just lingered—showing up sporadically—but this is clearly a massive, coordinated smear campaign. Or maybe it's just a collective lapse in judgment. People keep saying "papa in bocca"—which is basically a fancy way of saying you're just feeding someone's ego and giving them endless ammunition to play the same tired victim card. As for the technical specs, there's plenty to unpack regarding how things should actually be implemented versus whatever the programmer was thinking while they were half-asleep at their desk... though we all know the developer probably gave up on that software ages ago. And let's be real, we've seen enough to know who was flipping what to whom.

Maybe it’s time for a little silence... either hit ignore or just don't bother commenting. Let's focus on smarter questions and more meaningful answers instead. We need to make room for the people who actually have legitimate issues and want to ask about them, rather than those who just run away when things get real. Can we try that?
Jessica Grant56 Jessica Grant56 Regular
311 messages
joined Dec 2011
#1016 ·
Richard Howard55 said:As usual, Vlado’s work is top-tier. 🙂

But he's vanished—like a butterfly—probably blushing from all those compliments! Not that he doesn't deserve them... just, you know, let's not overdo it or he might actually fly away.
Carol Price4 Carol Price4 Regular
380 messages
joined Nov 2019
#1017 ·
Jessica Grant56 said:Look, you're right to be annoyed—honestly, what really got under my skin was the mention of FAMILY. Seriously? You guys almost brushed it off like it was some joke, but this person is actually taking it a step further by trying to offer unsolicited family advice. This is exactly why things always go south here. Family is strictly off-limits on this forum, and unknown knows that. They shouldn't even be showing up, lest someone tracks their IP address and realizes they’re actually... well, her.

The whole situation surfaced back in 2010 and just lingered—showing up sporadically—but this is clearly a massive, coordinated smear campaign. Or maybe it's just a collective lapse in judgment. People keep saying "papa in bocca"—which is basically a fancy way of saying you're just feeding someone's ego and giving them endless ammunition to play the same tired victim card. As for the technical specs, there's plenty to unpack regarding how things should actually be implemented versus whatever the programmer was thinking while they were half-asleep at their desk... though we all know the developer probably gave up on that software ages ago. And let's be real, we've seen enough to know who was flipping what to whom.

Maybe it’s time for a little silence... either hit ignore or just don't bother commenting. Let's focus on smarter questions and more meaningful answers instead. We need to make room for the people who actually have legitimate issues and want to ask about them, rather than those who just run away when things get real. Can we try that?

I couldn't agree more! 🙂🙂
ruggedcyclist74 ruggedcyclist74 Active Member
193 messages
joined Feb 2009
#1018 ·
I've been sticking to that approach for a few days now, 🙂
Raymond Martinez10 Raymond Martinez10 Active Member
236 messages
joined Oct 2009
#1019 ·
Jessica Grant56 said:But he's vanished—like a butterfly—probably blushing from all those compliments! Not that he doesn't deserve them... just, you know, let's not overdo it or he might actually fly away.

Ugh, still haven't recovered. I was waiting for the family to finally crash so I could get some reading done in peace. 🙂
Jessica Grant56 Jessica Grant56 Regular
311 messages
joined Dec 2011
#1020 ·
Raymond Martinez10 said:Ugh, still haven't recovered. I was waiting for the family to finally crash so I could get some reading done in peace. 🙂

Poor guy. I totally feel you on that one... there's just something about how quiet and still the night gets.

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