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Nov 22, 2020 17:15:32   #
WILLARD98407 Loc: TACOMA, WA.
 
Picture Taker wrote:
Picky, picky picky. Live you life and try not to make people feel bad. Life is too short.

Take a picture and if you give advice let be to help us take better pictures.

If i aint rite tel Me.


Seams rite too me.

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Nov 22, 2020 17:16:51   #
WILLARD98407 Loc: TACOMA, WA.
 
TriX wrote:
I’m sorry, I just couldn’t resist.

As to any other errors, I don’t see anything major, but if I were being critical, I would remove the space after the initial quotation mark in “box of rocks”, and add a comma after the closing quotation mark.

Now if karma is functioning today, you should be able to find at least one error in the above. As an aside, I agree with your initial comment - rudeness is not appropriate.

This was all meant in fun 😎.

Cheers,
Chris


Eye agre holhartedlie

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Nov 22, 2020 17:18:14   #
E.L.. Shapiro Loc: Ottawa, Ontario Canada
 
TriX wrote:
I’m sorry, I just couldn’t resist.

As to any other errors, I don’t see anything major, but if I were being critical, I would remove the space after the initial quotation mark in “box of rocks”, and add a comma after the closing quotation mark.

Now if karma is functioning today, you should be able to find at least one error in the above. As an aside, I agree with your initial comment - rudeness is not appropriate.

This was all meant in fun 😎.

Cheers,
Chris


I hated my Uncle Stanley! As a kid, every time I came home with a grievance about something that happened at school or at play, rather than listens to my issue and give me some adult advice, he would correct my English or pronunciation. That amounts to kicking someone when they are down or calling them "stupid" when they feel they have been mistreated, disservice, scammed. or otherwise unfairly dealt with. All that accomplishes is to cause a person to become angry and anger and rage do solve problems.

Perhaps for all the "English professors" on this forum, I should post this disclaimer with each of my posts- as follows:

"My spelling and grammar are abominable and only exceeded in poorness of my typing skills. My 6th-grade teacher said I shod become a medical doctor because I spoke like doctors write prescriptions. My speech is unintelligible and my writing is illegible. If you can extract a modicum of useful information from this post, you deserve a highly paid position as a cryptic message decoder. If you find this post borders on functional illiteracy, is too long, too short, off-topic or totally disagreeable, kindly do not read it, move on and go away".
Thank you"!


This too was meant in fun! Or was it?

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Nov 22, 2020 17:23:12   #
WILLARD98407 Loc: TACOMA, WA.
 
E.L.. Shapiro wrote:
I hated my Uncle Stanley! As a kid, every time I came home with a grievance about something that happened at school or at play, rather than listens to my issue and give me some adult advice, he would correct my English or pronunciation. That amounts to kicking someone when they are down or calling them "stupid" when they feel they have been mistreated, disservice, scammed. or otherwise unfairly dealt with. All that accomplishes is to cause a person to become angry and anger and rage do solve problems.

Perhaps for all the "English professors" on this forum, I should post this disclaimer with each of my posts- as follows:

"My spelling and grammar are abominable and only exceeded in poorness of my typing skills. My 6th-grade teacher said I shod become a medical doctor because I spoke like doctors write prescriptions. My speech is unintelligible and my writing is illegible. If you can extract a modicum of useful information from this post, you deserve a highly paid position as a cryptic message decoder. If you find this post borders on functional illiteracy, is too long, too short, off-topic or totally disagreeable, kindly do not read it, move on and go away".
Thank you"!


This too was meant in fun! Or was it?
I hated my Uncle Stanley! As a kid, every time I ... (show quote)


Reminds me (that) of a High School typing test- the story of Lattle Rat Rodding Hut. what a mess!

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Nov 22, 2020 17:34:54   #
TriX Loc: Raleigh, NC
 
Completely agree EL - I don’t care how many spelling errors you make, your in-depth information is worth it 😎. Anyone who knows me on the forum knows I am not one of the “grammar police” - I was just screwing with Willard. I rarely make a post that I don’t have to correct immediately, usually because the spell checker did something unintended, or I got fumble fingered on the touchscreen. The all time worst was an email to our head of engineering, whose first name was Diptish. To my horror, the spell checker corrected it (without me noticing) to “Hello Dipshit”. He thought it was very funny.

There is however another lesson or two from our childhood and parenting here. One is that unnecessary rudeness is never appropriate, and the other is that sometimes, as a parent or frustrated adult, the best thing to do is take a deep breath and do nothing at all.

Cheers.

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Nov 22, 2020 17:37:11   #
WILLARD98407 Loc: TACOMA, WA.
 
We all like what we like, or we wouldn't still be using it.

I've been using only Epson printers since the beginning of my digital photography experience.

My smaller printer is a Stylus Photo R2400. About 2 years ago it shut down with the warning that the waste tank was full and would have to go to an authorized Epson repair joint to be fixed.
I found the nearest (105 miles) place and called and was told that it was time to replace because it would be too costly to fix.
I called Epson tech. and the girl (woman? want to be all PC here) spent about 10 minutes with me and gave me a link to a site that showed me how to bypass the reservoir and install an external reservoir.
While on the phone with her she also gave me a code number to re-set the printer back to zero hours.
I've been using it merrily ever since and emptying the external tank when needed.

Sometimes one gets more than expected - in a good way.
Staying with Epson for now. Maybe the next 15 years will be as happy.

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Nov 22, 2020 17:40:23   #
WILLARD98407 Loc: TACOMA, WA.
 
TriX wrote:
Completely agree EL - I don’t care how many spelling errors you make, your in-depth information is worth it 😎. Anyone who knows me on the forum knows I am not one of the “grammar police” - I was just screwing with Willard. I rarely make a post that I don’t have to correct immediately, usually because the spell checker did something unintended, or I got fumble fingered on the touchscreen. The all time worst was an email to our head of engineering, whose first name was Diptish. To my horror, the spell checker corrected it (without me noticing) to “Hello Dipshit”. He thought it was very funny.

There is however another lesson or two from our childhood and parenting here. One is that unnecessary rudeness is never appropriate, and the other is that sometimes, as a parent or frustrated adult, the best thing to do is take a deep breath and do nothing at all.

Cheers.
Completely agree EL - I don’t care how many spelli... (show quote)


Oddly, I sometimes enjoy being screwed with. If ya cant take it, dont dish it out.

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Nov 22, 2020 21:08:43   #
Salomj9850
 
I have a Canon printer and it works perfectly. If your having issues with your printer bring it back and get one that works. BTW a number of years ago I subscribed to HP Smart Friends Tech support services. It costs me $30 a month for all my computers. They are extremely professional and they have resolved every issue I've ever had. They are worth every penny.

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Nov 22, 2020 21:17:19   #
bpulv Loc: Buena Park, CA
 
genocolo wrote:
I recently bought an inexpensive Canon all-in-one printer model MG3620 from Target. When I tried to connect it to my MacBook and download the driver, I got an error message that announced a “critical error.” It said to call a support number. When I did, the tech had me go through a bunch of things and he concluded my computer had a Trojan worm. He wanted me to proceed to investigate with him. I got a bad feeling and told him I would only deal with Apple and he hung up. I did some research and evidently this is a scam where he eventually would have charged me $99. Btw, I never have been able to connect and the printer is going back. I did run an antivirus check with a Bitdefender, supposedly the best antivirus program for at least Mac, and nothing showed up. What is Canon doing, allowing something like this fraud to be perpetrated on purchasers?
I recently bought an inexpensive Canon all-in-one ... (show quote)


Did you check the Canon website for updated drivers?

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Nov 22, 2020 21:42:23   #
SuperflyTNT Loc: Manassas VA
 
George II wrote:
Let’s see if i got this right, you bought a printer. It didn’t work. You called a bogus number. They tried to get you to pay for some bull sh## fix and that’s Canons fault? Your dumber than a box of rocks...get a life..


If you’re gonna be abusive and insulting you should pay closer attention and make sure your mistake laden post doesn’t make you look dumber than a box of rocks.

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Nov 22, 2020 21:50:28   #
SuperflyTNT Loc: Manassas VA
 
WILLARD98407 wrote:
Precisely !!!

Checking all you other grammar and spelling nuts. Good find.
See the other error?


The lack of an apostrophe in the possessive “Canons”?

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Nov 22, 2020 21:52:38   #
SuperflyTNT Loc: Manassas VA
 
TriX wrote:
I’m sorry, I just couldn’t resist.

As to any other errors, I don’t see anything major, but if I were being critical, I would remove the space after the initial quotation mark in “box of rocks”, and add a comma after the closing quotation mark.

Now if karma is functioning today, you should be able to find at least one error in the above. As an aside, I agree with your initial comment - rudeness is not appropriate.

This was all meant in fun 😎.

Cheers,
Chris


Also the extra spaces in “bull sh # #”

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Nov 23, 2020 06:52:43   #
ggenova64
 
genocolo wrote:
I recently bought an inexpensive Canon all-in-one printer model MG3620 from Target. When I tried to connect it to my MacBook and download the driver, I got an error message that announced a “critical error.” It said to call a support number. When I did, the tech had me go through a bunch of things and he concluded my computer had a Trojan worm. He wanted me to proceed to investigate with him. I got a bad feeling and told him I would only deal with Apple and he hung up. I did some research and evidently this is a scam where he eventually would have charged me $99. Btw, I never have been able to connect and the printer is going back. I did run an antivirus check with a Bitdefender, supposedly the best antivirus program for at least Mac, and nothing showed up. What is Canon doing, allowing something like this fraud to be perpetrated on purchasers?
I recently bought an inexpensive Canon all-in-one ... (show quote)


Apple’s IOS isn’t probed to getting Virus.

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Nov 23, 2020 07:49:37   #
ddymaly5 Loc: Los Angeles, CA
 
User ID wrote:
Some small detail was an exception to your belief that that you were clean and careful. Some little slip-up got past your most careful efforts.


My daughter bought the same printer from Target and experienced the same difficulties. She immediately returned the computer.

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Nov 23, 2020 08:39:19   #
HOHIMER
 
ddymaly5 wrote:
My daughter bought the same printer from Target and experienced the same difficulties. She immediately returned the computer.


Now, that there is funny!

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