Bah. WHY oh WHY do people insist on referring to software by the publisher's name? It's not Mozilla, it's Firefox. Mozilla publishes dozens of programs - which one are you referring to?
Other people do the same thing - they insist on calling it Adobe when they mean Acrobat. When people ask me to send them something "in Adobe" I send them an old PageMaker file or something else I know they won't be able to open. Then when they can't open it I tell them they didn't specify which Adobe application they wanted.
Idjits.
Bah. WHY oh WHY do people insist on referring to specific software by the publisher's name? It's not Mozilla, it's Firefox. Mozilla publishes dozens of programs - which one are you referring to?
Other people do the same thing - they insist on calling it Adobe when they mean Acrobat. When people ask me to send them something "in Adobe" I send them an old PageMaker file or something else I know they won't be able to open. Then when they can't open it I tell them they didn't specify which Adobe application they wanted.
Idjits. It would be like saying "I have that in a Microsoft file." Great. Could you narrow that down a little?
Not the funniest thing, but probably because I don't get it. The heck are they talking about?
Not the funniest thing, but probably because I don't get it. The heck are they talking about?
Next time they ask they'll get a 200+Mb layered Photoshop document sent through their email.
Real life Photomode? I wonder what the camera spot is pointing at...
The dog's ass.
Going in...
you've been seriously unfunny lately... everything okay?
Bah. WHY oh WHY do people insist on referring to specific software by the publisher's name? It's not Mozilla, it's Firefox. Mozilla publishes dozens of programs - which one are you referring to?
Other people do the same thing - they insist on calling it Adobe when they mean Acrobat. When people ask me to send them something "in Adobe" I send them an old PageMaker file or something else I know they won't be able to open. Then when they can't open it I tell them they didn't specify which Adobe application they wanted.
Idjits. It would be like saying "I have that in a Microsoft file." Great. Could you narrow that down a little?