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frustratedpilotHey.
Utility crews are at work on our road east of us. I think they might be setting DSL lines in the overhead wires. If so, then a lot of my problems with the state of my connectivity may be solved.
And I won't be visiting the library (or Stanley in Kentucky) as often. :/
Ran out of black ink on my printer today. Since the yellow had already gone from the color cartridge, it was high time to replace both, and stock up on cartridges for Mom's printer as well. We went to Morristown for those and some ledger pads and envelopes.
Once I got back, I changed the cartridges in my printer and attempted to do the alignment--twice--and the printer wouldn't respond. I think it's a mechanical problem, as there is a clicking noise when the print head is being moved about. I haven't needed to service this printer in a long time. So long that the last place I did get it worked on went out of business. So if I want it fixed either I'll have to ask around for a repair shop or learn how to do it myself. *sigh*
FP
Utility crews are at work on our road east of us. I think they might be setting DSL lines in the overhead wires. If so, then a lot of my problems with the state of my connectivity may be solved.
And I won't be visiting the library (or Stanley in Kentucky) as often. :/
Ran out of black ink on my printer today. Since the yellow had already gone from the color cartridge, it was high time to replace both, and stock up on cartridges for Mom's printer as well. We went to Morristown for those and some ledger pads and envelopes.
Once I got back, I changed the cartridges in my printer and attempted to do the alignment--twice--and the printer wouldn't respond. I think it's a mechanical problem, as there is a clicking noise when the print head is being moved about. I haven't needed to service this printer in a long time. So long that the last place I did get it worked on went out of business. So if I want it fixed either I'll have to ask around for a repair shop or learn how to do it myself. *sigh*
FP
