Tesco/Asda Pricechecker Thread - part 5

ladymac

scotsgirl wrote: »

Corstorphine is the biggest and in your direction - look at the store finder for details, Hermiston gate is ok but not nearly as big. Corstorphine easy to get to and 24 hour.

thanks! :A

Search_2

Interested in phone questions as I am looking for a new one at mo, but totally clueless on technology. Bought a Samsung Tocco Ultra a couple of months ago which I hate, so don't want to spend much now, and I definitely wouldn't have money for iPhone (much as I'd love one).

All I want is to be able to get online quickly when out and about, to text and to be able to get emails and answer them easily. Wondered if anyone knew if a Blackberry is any good for this. Thanks very much in advance?

Londinium33

Search wrote: »

Interested in phone questions as I am looking for a new one at mo, but totally clueless on technology. Bought a Samsung Tocco Ultra a couple of months ago which I hate, so don't want to spend much now, and I definitely wouldn't have money for iPhone (much as I'd love one).

All I want is to be able to get online quickly when out and about, to text and to be able to get emails and answer them easily. Wondered if anyone knew if a Blackberry is any good for this. Thanks very much in advance?

Daughter has a Blackberry and finds it perfect for all of the above along with Blackberry messaging. I, unfortunately have sausage fingers and can't be doing with the small keys.

mangomoney

hi

thanks to all the effort BUT the spreadsheet is getting tooooo long horizontally so that you cannot see the essential info in a simple way at a glance

can i suggest that you put all the important info / tabs / columns closer to the left
and then move the extra details such as date change, tesco date change, asda date cchange, the 2 columns next to qty to the far right.

the current set up - makes it hader to view, slower, and harder to print only the relevant info as the stuff you need spreads across 2 pages horizontally -
i hope people agree

thx anyway:T

scotsgirl_3

ladymac wrote: »

looks promising, thanks so much:A

Corstorphine is definitely your easiest bet for a big store en route - if you are coming over the bridge in to edinburgh just keep going until you hit drumbrae junction. Take a right, go up the hill, over it, keep going. You'll hit a big round about with a PC world and a McDonalds. GO straight over it and at the next junction turn right. You are now in the Tesco car park!

Search_2

Londinium33 wrote: »

Daughter has a Blackberry and finds it perfect for all of the above along with Blackberry messaging. I, unfortunately have sausage fingers and can't be doing with the small keys.

Thanks for that. Ah, I have sausage fingers myself so I could be in danger with that, but reckon it'd have to be better than my present one.

stebiz

scotsgirl_3

mangomoney wrote: »

hi

thanks to all the effort BUT the spreadsheet is getting tooooo long horizontally so that you cannot see the essential info in a simple way at a glance

can i suggest that you put all the important info / tabs / columns closer to the left
and then move the extra details such as date change, tesco date change, asda date cchange, the 2 columns next to qty to the far right.

the current set up - makes it hader to view, slower, and harder to print only the relevant info as the stuff you need spreads across 2 pages horizontally -
i hope people agree

thx anyway:T

You can suggest it but it's not changing! the 3 columns you mention are hidden most of the time - we only unhide them when we are actively updating as is happening now. I would suggest you wait until they are hidden before printing - they're never left open for long. It is easier for us for updating if these are instantly visible next to their relevant areas.

ZenUK

Search wrote: »

Interested in phone questions as I am looking for a new one at mo, but totally clueless on technology. Bought a Samsung Tocco Ultra a couple of months ago which I hate, so don't want to spend much now, and I definitely wouldn't have money for iPhone (much as I'd love one).

All I want is to be able to get online quickly when out and about, to text and to be able to get emails and answer them easily. Wondered if anyone knew if a Blackberry is any good for this. Thanks very much in advance?

Have a look at the BB 9780, fantastic phone. Excellent for emails and texting. check the reviews.



BB9780 summary

Milo90

Just a question regarding the printing of vouchers.

Has the colour of the text on vouchers changed?

Mine were previously black (instructions and Terms were in blue).
Now all of it has printed in blue ????
The amount and barcode is still in black and the colour of TESCO and the price check logo is the same as before.

All my inks are full and not changed any settings on anything.

What colour does others print in ?

Thanks in advance.