ed_pete

You think she's just going food shopping ?

Yawn. Rinse and repeat. You moved out to Kent yet ?

Maybe of use... https://www.theguardian.com/technology/askjack/2019/aug/15/whats-the-best-laptop-for-a-student-for-under-500

OK whole story is that the existing lining has come loose in a few places, it's an old house and the ceiling hasn't been painted in at least 10 years. Options were to skim but this would require stripping existing lining first as plastering on top of lining not a good idea or crosslining over existing lining prior to painting. Plastering not really an option as rest of room now painted. This guy doesn't do papering (wall or lining) at all but I didn't know that beforehand.

The former.

Thanks for confirmation but he "doesn't do lining paper"

Am I being unreasonable to expect a professional decorator to be able to apply lining paper to a ceiling ?

A man of your considerable wealth shouldn't demean himself with work Bob. On the other hand if it stopped your posting offensive, puerile nonsense that would be a good thing.

Actually Sue I still think it's a Word issue rather than a printer issue. Logically Word and Adobe Reader are using the same software to access the printer so I can only assume that Word is sending some information that renders the page as A5 rather than A4.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ed_pete Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I don't know which version of Word you're using > > but a workaround could be to save as PDF and > then > > print the PDF ? > > Thanks that might work but it would mean I'd have > to have a different PDF every time I edited the > Word document, assuming I wanted to print out each > edited version. > > With long documents I find it easier to have a > hard copy rather than scrolling backwards and > forwards on the screen. > > And presumably I'd have to save each page as a > separate PDF so it could get rather unwieldy- I'm > working on a sixty page document at the moment! > > ETA: It's Word 2016 You can save the whole doc as a PDF, just use the Save As function. Suggestion was just a quick workaround until you find a proper solution.

Hmm. Sure I've turned that way before, maybe the camera's are recent... Oh well.

I don't know which version of Word you're using but a workaround could be to save as PDF and then print the PDF ?

I got stung for ?65 for turning right from Peckham Road into Asylum Road recently. I'm sure that you used to be able to, but I've not been this way for a while. So just beware.

Great display though. Really enjoyed it.

Patrolling Lordship Lane is not very useful at any time of day. Seems to me that most of the crimes reported on this forum take place on side roads and back roads. I imagine the SNT have this information already and so if would be better placed putting it to use.

James - it is possible to arrange for a bike hoop (or whatever they're called) outside the new library on Grove Vale ? The nearest is the one outside the station which often has no space.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ed_pete Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Heard of Google ? Try using the words > "southwark > > council replacement bin" and see what happens. > > > What a friendly response. Thanks Sue - friendly is my middle name. :)

Bob you're pathetic. F**k Off.

Heard of Google ? Try using the words "southwark council replacement bin" and see what happens.

I see RPC has left too. Not sure how recently.

I think that you can use the in-built Parental Controls settings on an iPhone to prevent access to certain websites.

Loutwo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > The very people who are most ?open minded? and > enjoy ?edgy and multicultural? neighbourhoods, are > in effect turning those places into bland > homogenised unaffordable ghettos. > > Louisa. And where are these people supposed to live ?

Loutwo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > pk Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Loutwo Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > The London of 30 years ago was > > > far more diverse and affordable than the > > > capitalist hell hole that?s been created > today. > > > > > > Louisa. > > > > when you see the place that you live as a > > hellhole, surely it's time to leave? > > Come Brexit I think a lot of people will be > leaving. Maybe that?s the only way to force > property prices down. > > Louisa. Leaving where - where is this mythical supply of housing to which they are going to move ?

What Rye Lane need is a Body Shop, Lush or a Space NK. Something for everyone.

If the above advice fails then then simplest solution would be a wired connection to your (presumably smart TV or laptop ?) . You probably won't want to trail a cable from your router so you could look at using one of the ethernet-over-the-mains type arrangements. You need a pair and one is plugged into the mains next to your router and connected using a short ethernet cable, then you have another one in your living room and you have another ethernet cable that connects it to your TV/Laptop. However if the device you're using to watch netflix only supports a wifi connection and not a wired connection then this won't be an option for you !