let me guess - your working late entails sitting around waiting for something to happen?/ (i.e. a support monkey??) i.e you are not really working late - work entails doing stuff - and if you are watching DVDs then I don't think this counts as work - however for billing reasons I presume you'd have to call it work !!
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Well thanks for the put-down there, but I'm not a support monkey, as you so eloquently put it...Originally posted by SandyDownlet me guess - your working late entails sitting around waiting for something to happen?/ (i.e. a support monkey??) i.e you are not really working late - work entails doing stuff - and if you are watching DVDs then I don't think this counts as work - however for billing reasons I presume you'd have to call it work !!The squint, the cocked eye and clenched first are the cornerstones of all Merseyside communication from birth to graveComment
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No worries mate - only what's wrong with being a monkey, I thought we are all monkeys of some sort .... am a special kind of monkey thoughOriginally posted by EqualOpportunitiesWell thanks for the put-down there, but I'm not a support monkey, as you so eloquently put it...
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WMP requires 3rd party codecs to play DVD content.
PowerDVD, WinDVD provide full players or you can buy the codecs for WMP.
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Thank you...Originally posted by Angela_DWMP requires 3rd party codecs to play DVD content.
PowerDVD, WinDVD provide full players or you can buy the codecs for WMP.
There are www.freecodecs.comThe squint, the cocked eye and clenched first are the cornerstones of all Merseyside communication from birth to graveComment
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Nothing wrong with it at all. I am pro-monkey...Originally posted by SandyDownNo worries mate - only what's wrong with being a monkey, I thought we are all monkeys of some sort .... am a special kind of monkey though
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This will answer your prayers in minutes ......
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Little Lily's on the mend afaik. Will give him a bell for an update tomorrow.Originally posted by EqualOpportunitiesCheers Mordy - how's MF's sprog?His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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