Opening files problem on PC

[youston]

I never ingested it. Now, I'm afraid I will never know the pleasures of Dylux and butter. Where were you 15 years ago damnit!

I could probably dig up a few sheets. We were using it here as recently as three years ago. Let me see what I can do!

[DigitalCrapShoveler]

It's like a mid-July miracle!

[gnubler]

I bet we have some on the shelf here. I'll have to go to the dark corner and take a look and a big whiff of whatever's in the boxes.

[frailer]

Dylux material almost had a bakery sort of smell to it, I can't explain it. It was intoxicating.

Still got some double-sided at work. May take a double-hit. 

[G_Town]

I saw a TV show once, it was probably The Wonder Years or something way back when, and the teacher handed out dittos to the class and as soon as she had her back turned all the kids simultaneously took a big sniff of the paper.

Fast Times at Ridgemont High if I'm not mistaken, Mr.Vargas' class.

[DigitalCrapShoveler]

Too late Toner. Read answer #33.

[youston]

Dylux material almost had a bakery sort of smell to it, I can't explain it. It was intoxicating.

Still got some double-sided at work. May take a double-hit. 

Do you recommend turkey with it, or would a red meat be better?

[frailer]

Quote  from daughter...  "My next job HAS to be on a Mac....don't let me forget that"....  See Skryber, you never stop being a parent. I'm charged with 'not letting her forget that'. If her next design job is on a PC, it'll be MY fault.   

[gnubler]

I would wager that the offspring of members here on the forum are 68% more likely to be Mac users, or are at least very familiar with Apple and understand its functional superiority as compared to that "other platform".

[frailer]

Thankfully, they used Macs at UTS, where she did her degree. Needless to say she had an iPad pre-ordered at the local branch of a department store here....for pickup on day of release. 

[gnubler]

Ridgemont High is correct. I'm watching it right now. Totally excellent.

Just prior to the ditto huffing scene is the eternally classic Spicoli line: "You dick!" (before he actually turned into one in real life)

Dump attached.

[gnubler]

Another important scene is the deep, moving interaction between two young girls "coming of age", talking about carrots and stuff. This truly is one of the greatest period pieces of all time (for those of us 80s kids)

[digital@sig-1.com]

Ridgemont High is correct. I'm watching it right now. Totally excellent.

Just prior to the ditto huffing scene is the eternally classic Spicoli line: "You dick!" (before he actually turned into one in real life)

Dump attached.

I knew it!

[Farabomb]

Does not smell like ammonia. Maybe bakery bread but not ammonia or pee that I know of. I do remember the blueline media having a smell but I also remember I used to smell ink when I walked into the shop. Now I smell nothing.

[DigitalCrapShoveler]

Does not smell like ammonia. Maybe bakery bread but not ammonia or pee that I know of. I do remember the blueline media having a smell but I also remember I used to smell ink when I walked into the shop. Now I smell nothing.

Exactly. Every once in a while they'll run some kind of new funky smelling varnish, but other than that, I smell nothing. I remember getting THE worst headaches from that shit!