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caz2703

celebrate wrote: »

hey caz, nice to "see" a friendly face:):):):)
my I dept are not my best friends at the moment, my computer at work is sooooo slow i threatened to throw it out of the window unless they replaced it, lots of excuses etc eventually got a new comp, plus i'm on the phone every month because i've forgotten my password...................again:D:p

problem with nhs emails for gp's is that i can't send any when my inbox gets too full:(:(:(:( so one of these days i'm just going to have to delete the lot:eek: it's got to be done

it's great to be back

NHS emails will be the same as most large organisations. You can set thresholds on mailboxes saying what size they can get to, what to do if the size is exceeded and when to send warning emails. The last resort is preventing you from sending emails - it's harsh but from an IT perspective it's like a proverbial kick up the butt that users need

If you backup/archive your emails, you can allow Outlook to always have the backup file open all the time (it's shows as a folder much like Inbox, Sent Items etc). This way, you retain your old emails but reduce the size of your mailbox on the server thus allowing you to send emails again.

And there endeth the sermon from an IT bod after too many years explaining to users why they can't let their mailboxes grow exponentially In your case though, I'd make an exception :T

tigerwhite_2

ausmummy wrote: »

Hope you feel better soon. Hugs to you.


(I'm not gonna put that smiley where hugging looks more like the start of some funny business)

You mean like this one... :grouphug:
I always thought it looked nice and sweet but will be looking at it differently now.. rudey, rudey, rudey :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

RootedNomad

tigerwhite wrote: »

You mean like this one... :grouphug:
I always thought it looked nice and sweet but will be looking at it differently now.. rudey, rudey, rudey :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

If you hover your cursor over it, then you can see exactly whats what

tigerwhite_2

ausmummy wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I thought exactly the same
I think photo evidence is required with the good old pencil and paper.
(What site is this?)

PROOF!!! :rotfl::rotfl:
Right, I'm off to bed now.. toodlepip all - don't gasbag too much xx

josie_ann57

Sadly I have just had an e mail from Carling saying my application was unsucsessful But the 45 bottles were delivered this morning:j
Nescafe gold blend refill never been seen in my store before was there today SEL £1.12, went through at £4.78! I was told the offer had finished but they gave me DTD:j

purdita

Night night all
Won't be around now for a few days so hope I don't miss too much!!
Enjoy the sunshine while it lasts!!
xx

frequent

zippydooda wrote: »

happy birthday, are you celebrating with a bottle of champagne;)

Hiya Zippy

No shampoo for me tonight.

Still on the carlsberg export from last week.

Whole cucumbers 50p

Cherry & Apple juice 2 litre £1

4 energy drink £1 with entry to comp win a porsche.

ausmummy

RootedNomad wrote: »

If you hover your cursor over it, then you can see exactly whats what

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I didn't know that
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

All this hugging lol - well one thing leads to another and then it's :grouphug: lol

locarr

zippydooda wrote: »

:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o


good night all, happy birthday frequent

Thanks for the head up about the coffee, Zippy!

got some today, don't drink it myself but the Mrs was impressed!;)

twinklyeys

In reference to the carling offer, I registered to receive The Big Lunch pack but have not received anything, not even an email confirmation so it looks like I am at a dead end, I have no proof! My party will be Carling free!