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Essay heading: Just Another Day at the Office
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Linda Hamilton |
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July 1, 2009 |
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“Well guys, it looks as if you have managed to confuse the hell out of this computer,” I told them, “You have two different types of file systems on it now. The machine does not know whether it should be a Windows or NT operating system.”
Chase asked, “Skeeter, are you going to be able to fix it? How long will the repairs take if you can? We have to print out an error check log by Friday... displayed 300 characters
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He would be looking at two or more days before the computer would be usable again. I explained to Chase and Lola that I would need the AS/400 system CDs from the corporate office to reinstall the network connection. The look that passed between them instantly told me something was amiss.
Chase pulled me aside and in a conspiratorial tone asked, “Is there any other way to get the CDs besides calling the corporate office? I would like to keep them from finding out that we did not have the IT department’s approval for the computer upgrade... displayed next 300 characters
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