Nice, Walgreens

[GGD]

eustacetilley wrote:
I blame coffee.

I blame Andy Rooney
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/a-pound-of-c...7-03-2003/

[eustacetilley]

GGD wrote:
[quote=eustacetilley]
I blame coffee.

I blame Andy Rooney
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/a-pound-of-c...7-03-2003/
I remember both of those reports, which is why coffee.
A bit earlier, it was chocolate bars, but I didn't eat those. I didn't drink coffee either, but since I was the Graveshift Owl, it was my responsibility to have a fresh pot ready for the incoming dayshift staggerers.

Now before all this there were Hot Dogs. You all know about Hot Dogs. It's a problem that keeps people awake at nights, which was a good thing for me, since my job depended on staying awake at night:

http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read...-to-a-pack

My solution was to not buy four packs of hot dogs, while simultaneously not buying five packs of buns.

Eustace

[Racer X]

steve... wrote:
[quote=Racer X]
Maybe so, but when you send them an 8x10 photo to print through their on-line service, they crop it, even when you reject their auto-crop option.

I have been using Photoshop since it shipped on 5 floppies, and I know the file I sent was fine.

I haven't had that experience and their prints have been like what I sent. I usually crop my image the way I like and then add a narrow white border (might be wider on top and bottom for example). I then make my file (including borders) exactly 8 x 10 inches.
I just got back from there, and they still couldn't do it right. I took in thumb drive with an 8x10 300 PPI file. It can not be made to print at 100% size. It will auto-crop, and no way to turn it off. But he tried. I'll give him credit for that.