Annals of Employment: PC Load Letter 2.0

[substitute]

Today I had to submit a financial form to the office. I work remotely, so I couldn't just fill it out and drop it by the finance person's office. The question was: how to get it there

Comments

[eyeteeth]

t svbstitvte i am sending yov a text message inscribed on the shell of a tortoise, expect it by 2024

[kasheri]

See, this is why I am no longer technically savvy. It just doesn't pay. I used to be the techie in any office I worked in. Now I just smuggle stuff home and give it to brainflak and, with big, saucer like eyes, ask him to please tie the shoes for the goblins in the machines or whatever bit of tribute they want and make it happen for me. When he does, I am careful to heap praise upon him for his techno-studliness.

E-Fax

[pbd]

I make my work pay for e-fax. This helps a little, but there is still the sticking point of having to use a scanner to scan the PDF printout. But, once scanned, you can upload it to your account and fax it electronically. The part that is really cool is that you can have someone else fax you something and you get it as a PDF.

e-fax

[torgo_x]

1) Note to myself: always turn off "dialing rules" and key in the number, with the "1907" or "1818" or whatever before it. Abandon all hope of using the "address book" function or Faxclippy or the WWWWizard or whatever.

2) I knew Tom Goes To The Mayor was going to be brilliant
when episode two starts out with someone saying
"I just wanted to see if you received my e-fax. I can come back later."

3) When someone says "print this, fill it out, and fax it back", I print it out, fill it out, scan it, upload it to a temporary and secret URL on my site, and email them that URL. If they can't figure out how to print a JPG fullpage in Irfanview or something, or even just drop it on MSWord and zoombledygooble up the "figure box" and hit "print", then I will say bad bad words to them.

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[la_lisa]

Kinkos?

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[substitute]

¿¿¿LEAVE THE HOUSE???