Well, that's hilarious...but if you had to print an email and didn't have a printer attached to the computer (or a camera), can you really think of a more practical way to accomplish the act?
Well, that's hilarious...but if you had to print an email and didn't have a printer attached to the computer (or a camera), can you really think of a more practical way to accomplish the act?
Stick it on a floppy, email it to another computer etc etc...
you do realise that it wouldn't work on the photocopier ? :) (I really shouldn't have checked it first though...)
Well, that's hilarious...but if you had to print an email and didn't have a printer attached to the computer (or a camera), can you really think of a more practical way to accomplish the act?
Stick it on a floppy, email it to another computer etc etc...
you do realise that it wouldn't work on the photocopier ? :) (I really shouldn't have checked it first though...)
Can't, eh? How many side challenges can I take on in a week?
Your solutions involve a significant time delay, change in location, or access to other stuff. What if you're in your mountain cabin and the forest fire is at your door and you have to print and run?
I did recently use the camera option, but it wasn't an email...
Software Installation
What if you're in your mountain cabin and the forest fire is at your door and you have to print and run?
I did recently use the camera option, but it wasn't an email...
Software Installation
You could always scribble it down on a bit of paper ?
This reminds me of the urban myth about the space pen. During the space race back in the 1960's, NASA was faced with a major problem. The astronaut needed a pen that would write in the vacuum of space. NASA went to work. At a cost of $1.5 million they developed the "Astronaut Pen". Some of you may remember. It enjoyed minor success on the commercial market.
