Farking paypal.

 

I can't sign in. it has my old telephone number as the way to communicate with me and does not give me the option to use my email to change my password.  WTH

Ooh, 2 good leads, thanks!

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Ask here.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Indigo_xia is a rock geek, as is another peep. Maybe ask her/them?

Augusta went on a field trip to the hinterlands and came back with an assortment of fossils—two of them are sandstone that's falling apart. I'm trying to find a source for a preservative but the Google only wants to show me page after page on how fossils are preserved in the first place... Any tips? I'm pretty sure there's an epoxy for this.

 Alafia wrote: 
*bump*

Anything you can do would be awesome.  
 
https://www.gofundme.com/service-trip-to-fiber-arts-center 

 Proclivities wrote: 
Yeah, tried all the cleaning and head alignment stuff.  

 K_Love wrote: 
Running the "Clean Printer Head" function has worked for my printer when colors are weak or missing, though my printer only takes two cartridges (one black, one tri-color).  The "Align" function may work.  You've probably tried those already though.

Need help with a stupid printer problem. I have an Epson WorkForce 845, which has worked perfectly for years. I recently had to change the black cartridge but the levels for the 3 separate color cartridges were fine so I left them alone and now it won't print in color. When I try to print something, parts of the image will come out with yellow only but extremely faint. I resisted changing the color cartridges since the levels indicated that they should be fine but I did just in case it would solve my problem but it didn't. Any thoughts or suggestions?

 Proclivities wrote: 
Okay, thanks. I'll try this and will check out that link.

 K_Love wrote: 
You can change the numbers to negative numbers (just type a minus sign in front of each).  If it's too many numbers to type a "-" in each cell, you can copy and paste the cells into a new column, then type "-1" in another cell.  Copy that "-1" cell and select the numbers you need to change to negative values.  Right click and select "Paste Special" then select "Multiply" under "Operation" in the Paste Special window - it will multiply all of your numbers by "-1" - making them negative values.  The Autosum function only adds, so you need to have negative numbers in order to subtract.  Oh, here's a tutorial page with a similar approach.  There are probably other ways with scripts or other functions, but I've been out of the Excel - VB Script world for a while. 

Need some Google spreadsheet help, and I'm sure this is really easy but I can't figure it out. In the example below, the top number is the number I need to achieve and as I enter numbers into the cells below, it adds up to the bottom number so the goal is to have it equal the number at the top. I want to reverse that and have the bottom number start with the same number as the top one and as I add numbers in cells 2-9, have it subtract those numbers so the goal is to have the bottom cell equal zero. Hopefully that makes sense.

 

 Lazy8 wrote: 
Now I have the "notifications" on so whenever there's some activity, I get a little floating notice... then I send a message to them and say "what's going on?" and they're a little weirded out by that and I say "yes, you're working in the wrong folder again" and they go Oops! Tee hee!

 Lazy8 wrote: 
Google Docs is a little awkward to use and I remember getting quirky formatting issues with it sometimes when importing a Word doc, especially with later "docx" (Office 2007?) files.  It worked pretty well with Excel spreadsheets for the work I used to have to do.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Had a moment of panic at work when a coworker deleted a huge directory, We were able to bring it back with the recover feature but the guy was sweating cannonballs for a while there.

 Lazy8 wrote: 
Those of us who don't actually have Word... My needs are simple. Meeting minutes, etc. Yes, you can bring a Word doc into it. I'm sure formatting explodes if you got too fancy.
 
The single most common issue I have with using Dropbox to collaborate is when people delete something on their end... Only happens on deadline though. I do have one client put photos in, I clean them up, they put them in their newsletter, I print the newsletter, all without having to email back and forth and get lots of duplicate/outdated files piled up everywhere.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
As long as there's enough overlap between what you make in Google Docs and where you want to go you're ok. Your data is still hostage until you export it.

Doesn't work if the document you're creating doesn't translate into a Docs format (a Photoshop project say, or architectural plans in Autcad, or an MS Schedule, or...). I assume you can upload a Word doc into Docs, never tried as I find Google Docs awkward to use and slow, but there are those who love it.

 Lazy8 wrote: 
Right. You can save it out ("Download As…") as Word or whatever when you're done though.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
The Dropbox approach has another advantage: you can use any file format you like and any software. With Google Docs your data is hostage to Google and it's in Google Docs format.