On Jan 19, 2005, at 2:38 PM, Mark Des Cotes wrote: > Lunch was fun!! > > Before going, I searched the MS support site for anything to do with > duplicate emails in Outlook 2003. I found a legitimate Knowledge Base > page with the solution to an almost identical problem. I printed it to > PDF then altered the PDF in Illustrator. Under 'Resolution' I changed > the existing paragraph to read "To prevent duplicate e-mail messages > from occurring, kindly ask Scott and Mark to stop sending duplicates > of every e-mail they send you and to stop claiming to receive two of > every e-mail message you send them." > > Well, when we got to the restaurant Rob started right away with the > computer problems and how the IT guy from Dell was leading him all > over the place without any success. It took everything for Scott and I > not to blurt out laughing. I handed Rob the sheet, saying a PC tech I > know had sent it to me. He started reading it, and kept proclaiming > that yes, his system does this and yes, his computer does that. Then > he got to the resolution. At this point Scott and I lost it. Rob > jumped out of his seat cursing, threw the paper at us, called us every > name in the book, and then cracked up laughing with us. By this point, > everyone in the restaurant was looking at him, so what does he do? He > moves to the front, and loud enough for everyone to hear, he explains > to the entire restaurant what we've been doing to him. Now you have to > know Rob and how he can talk to a crowd, by the time he was done the > entire restaurant was in stitches. A few of them even came to > congratulate Scott and I. But the icing on the cake is that the > manager, still laughing, came and told us our lunch was on the house. > > So go figure. We torment a friend for a day and get a free meal out of > it. LOL a most excellent story !!! :-) Kansas