In a message dated 1/13/03 10:15:43 AM, kenward writes:

<< The sourcing of fluorescent tubes to fit 4' ceiling fittings is 
frustrating and is of immediate interest as our stock of these 5000K 
tubes is almost exhausted.  Who in the UK stocks them and will supply in 
small numbers rather than by the case load?>>


Dear Richard

I think these comments of yours show that there will never be agreement on 
many aspects of things associated with subtle differences in working methods. 
Like Macs and PCs. 

For instance, I will never allow fluo tubes near critical screens. Where I do 
have fluos I mix with tungsten.  The fatigue level goes up to much for my 
liking. 

Your scan number query is just plain illogical from my point of view. Surely 
you try and group similar trannies out of a batch? That would mean you will 
always scan out of designated number order? 

SCSI card? You'll be telling me next that you take your lenses apart now and 
then to see if the glass bits are in the right order;-)

Yours

Bob Croxford


<< 
I find the file saving on a Mac (OS 9.2) really frustrating!  When 
saving a sequence of files with just the end number changed such as, Joe 
bloggs scans 001, it seems one cannot simply select the starting file 
name and just change the number to say  002 and on up. You have to enter 
the whole thing each time!   Apart from being inefficient, there is room 
for error and a subsequently 'lost' files.  Perhaps I have missed a 
trick on this one. Yes the scanner software automatically gives a 
sequential number change (numbers only though), but most customers 
appreciate their own choice of file identification and numbering hence 
the difficulty.

Second I wish there was some way of checking the configuration of the 
SCSI card as we can easily do in Win2K.   Perhaps things like this are 
not encouraged, but there is something comforting being able to actually 
check that everything is set correctly! >>

Cheers

Richard >>

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