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[AndyGarbs]

What did you do wrong?

It is always the man's fault....

Yep, my fault something really silly, told her that editing PDF documents are quite tricky, 8 times, raising my voice every time

Ended up creating an Excel sheet based on PDF, so really no point in the silence that befall us all last night !!

[ladymuck]

Yep, my fault something really silly, told her that editing PDF documents are quite tricky, 8 times, raising my voice every time

Depends what software you're using. For the most part, I find it quite easy

[AndyGarbs]

Depends what software you're using. For the most part, I find it quite easy

It was a silly argument, maybe one of the downsides of being cooped up together !!!

[NickFitz]

Morning denizens

Clear blue sky out this morning

Not very warm at 7°C, but apparently we can expect that to soar as high as 9° as the sun continues to beat mercilessly down

[BrilloPad]

It was a silly argument, maybe one of the downsides of being cooped up together !!!

Most arguments are silly. Except for which sauce is best - red or brown....

[WTFH]

Yep, my fault something really silly, told her that editing PDF documents are quite tricky, 8 times, raising my voice every time

Editing PDF documents is easy. Getting the Tippex off the computer screen is the hard bit.

[ladymuck]

ClientCo increasing scope!

Keeps me in a job.

At least the consultancy I'm working via aren't being asked to cut costs, like another consultancy who are down to a three day week.

[wattaj]

I recently had cause to extract a large amount of data from a password protected PDF. Took me all of 10 minutes. Didn't actually need the data in the end, but it was a worthy two-fingered salute to the publisher.

One occasionally wonders what happened to them...

[ladymuck]

Already had two cups of coffee so far.

I've only been up for 90 minutes.

[ladymuck]

I recently had cause to extract a large amount of data from a password protected PDF. Took me all of 10 minutes. Didn't actually need the data in the end, but it was a worthy two-fingered salute to the publisher.

One occasionally wonders what happened to them...

I noticed that CBILS (well the HSBC version at least) isn't available to that kind of business...