And I can't imagine a job where a worker with a slightly bigger screen
would actually be more productive than one without, all other things
being equal.
Plenty of studies contradict your view of the world as does actual use.
No I am not going to give you links. That would be futile.
Travelers checks may be free here, but cost a lot to cash.
Use CREDIT CARDS, never DEBIT CARDS for travel. The bank will take all
of the risk, instead of you.
Traveller's Checques are indeed passé. It's hard to find a place to cash them,
and the hotels take like 5% for the pleasure.
ATM
In Portuguese-Brazilian we some accents in some
letters... for instance ç, á, à, ã, õ, é... etc, etc.
Well, I receive some e-mails from Brazilain and
American friends without a problem. For instance:
Informativo da Arte e Cultura.
Pretendemos, neste Informativo, dar-lhes a
conhecer dos
Trav checks are hard to spend ...lotsa places don't takem ...also, they
getcha on the rate and fees some places chargin' the exchange fee for EACH
check !! ...my entire 2nd hand knowledgebase on the subject.
I would like to thank everyone who answered my query about this some in
extreme detail
At 06:58 PM 5/3/2008, Eric S. Sande wrote:
Why would you replace a proven technology that still works with a
newer technology that apparently has a shorter lifespan?
Business reason please.
Electricity use. (Energy star doesn't save you anything if you're
working on the computer.)
Why would you replace a proven technology that still works with a
newer technology that apparently has a shorter lifespan?
Business reason please.
I switched because the lcd's are easier on my eyesat least when
they are working well. My CRT monitors were really causing my eyes
to
I would start first by finding out what program each person used to
email you in the first place and also whether it was sent in plain text
or HTML. How the accents are being created in the problem computer might
make a difference. Is the sender going through a corporate email
security program
What debit card risk are you referring to? If you lose it/ have it stolen?
db
b_s-wilk wrote:
Travelers checks may be free here, but cost a lot to cash.
Use CREDIT CARDS, never DEBIT CARDS for travel. The bank will take all
of the risk, instead of you.
Traveller's Checques are indeed
I would like to thank everyone who answered my query about this some in
extreme detail ...very helpful ...the best and nicest board I have ever
visited !!
Please send us postcards, photos, Flickr, Twitter. Here's mine,
http://geocities.com/solar1001/Decider.jpg.
Enjoy your trip!
Betty
