Mercutio
Fatwah on Western Digital
What the bloody hell is "PrintMe Internet Printing" and why does it keep showing up on my start menu?
It's everywhere!
It's everywhere!
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Mercutio said:
I take it you have an epson inkjet printer? It showed up when I installed the driver.
Mercutio
Fatwah on Western Digital
Textronics and HP only.
AAAGGGHHHHH! It's Adobe!
https://www.printme.com/support/adobe/index.html
Those BASTARDS! They couldn't get enough bloat in their single application, so they tacked on some more!
https://www.printme.com/support/adobe/index.html
Those BASTARDS! They couldn't get enough bloat in their single application, so they tacked on some more!
Buck
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"Everywhere you go" LOL . . . just like Merc said.
I've got Adobe Acrobat Pro 6 at work ... and as a result, I also have the Acrobat Virus.
I hate Adobe. They forced "Create PDF Document" type options into not only parts of the OS, but also into a variety of other applications. I get macro warnings left right and center from every Office application alerting me to yet more Adobe garbage. And last but not least I've got invisible Acrobat apps running all the time that only appear in the task manager.
I hate Adobe. They forced "Create PDF Document" type options into not only parts of the OS, but also into a variety of other applications. I get macro warnings left right and center from every Office application alerting me to yet more Adobe garbage. And last but not least I've got invisible Acrobat apps running all the time that only appear in the task manager.
Pradeep
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I put the pox that is Reader 6.0 on my 2003 Server box, the POS has bene terribly unstable ever since.
Well, the good news is that printme doesn't install be default. All you have to do is delete the web link and it's gone.
I went back to acrobat 4.x
e_dawg
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Acrobat 4 forever! I've been using Acrobat 4.05 since I installed W2k and will continue to do so as long as possible. It is annoying when some PDF files are not backwards compatible with 4.0, but those are mostly e-books and other crap that involves some form of DRM.
Yeah, 4.x for me too... It's just so much faster to start and render the pages.
4.x starts in less than a second (1 GHz and above), 5.x in five seconds, and 6.x (IIRC) needs more than ten... I tried 6.x one time, and that was enough. What a bloatware.
I have to use 5.x at work, and it gets a bit better when I take off all the extra dithering stuff. Otherwise the page transitions are PITA...
Cheers,
Jan
4.x starts in less than a second (1 GHz and above), 5.x in five seconds, and 6.x (IIRC) needs more than ten... I tried 6.x one time, and that was enough. What a bloatware.
I have to use 5.x at work, and it gets a bit better when I take off all the extra dithering stuff. Otherwise the page transitions are PITA...
Cheers,
Jan
Pradeep
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Biggest downer with 4.x is that you can't use fillable forms with it.