[It's a computer, after all....]

My problem was a disappearing PDF Maker toolbar in Word while Outlook was
running. Turns out to be a simple fix, at least for me. In Outlook, click
Help, About Outlook, Disabled Items. If you see anything related to PDF,
enable it and restart. All of a sudden everything is working like it should
and like I paid for it to work.

[Jezebel]

Thank you for sharing that with us. For your next task, perhaps you could
explain the Riemann hypothesis.



"It's a computer, after all...." It's a computer, after
wrote in message
...
My problem was a disappearing PDF Maker toolbar in Word while Outlook was
running. Turns out to be a simple fix, at least for me. In Outlook,
click
Help, About Outlook, Disabled Items. If you see anything related to PDF,
enable it and restart. All of a sudden everything is working like it
should
and like I paid for it to work.

[It''s a computer, after all....]

ζ(s) = 0.

You know, a wise man once told me that if I didn't have anything to
contribute I should keep my mouth shut. I'm passing that on. You have an
interesting screen name. I'm sure it fits.

"Jezebel" wrote:

Thank you for sharing that with us. For your next task, perhaps you could
explain the Riemann hypothesis.



"It's a computer, after all...." It's a computer, after
wrote in message
...
My problem was a disappearing PDF Maker toolbar in Word while Outlook was
running. Turns out to be a simple fix, at least for me. In Outlook,
click
Help, About Outlook, Disabled Items. If you see anything related to PDF,
enable it and restart. All of a sudden everything is working like it
should
and like I paid for it to work.

[Jezebel]

That's just the zeta function. It's the explanation we're waiting on.


"It''s a computer, after all...."
wrote in message
...
?(s) = 0.

You know, a wise man once told me that if I didn't have anything to
contribute I should keep my mouth shut. I'm passing that on. You have an
interesting screen name. I'm sure it fits.

"Jezebel" wrote:

Thank you for sharing that with us. For your next task, perhaps you could
explain the Riemann hypothesis.



"It's a computer, after all...." It's a computer, after
wrote in message
...
My problem was a disappearing PDF Maker toolbar in Word while Outlook
was
running. Turns out to be a simple fix, at least for me. In Outlook,
click
Help, About Outlook, Disabled Items. If you see anything related to
PDF,
enable it and restart. All of a sudden everything is working like it
should
and like I paid for it to work.

[It''s a computer, after all....]

No need to wait. You seem to have plenty of time on your hands to post to
these boards, judging from the number of posts under your (no doubt
appropriate) screen name. You don't seem to be an MVP so you probably don't
have anything else to do all day but play on your computer. I suggest
getting a job or, perhaps, some friends. Whatever the case might be, use
some of the ample free time you have to Google Riemann and your quest will be
satisfied. I've wasted enough time on you so I won't reply to your next
pointless post. Good bye.

"Jezebel" wrote:

That's just the zeta function. It's the explanation we're waiting on.


"It''s a computer, after all...."
wrote in message
...
?(s) = 0.

You know, a wise man once told me that if I didn't have anything to
contribute I should keep my mouth shut. I'm passing that on. You have an
interesting screen name. I'm sure it fits.

"Jezebel" wrote:

Thank you for sharing that with us. For your next task, perhaps you could
explain the Riemann hypothesis.



"It's a computer, after all...." It's a computer, after
wrote in message
...
My problem was a disappearing PDF Maker toolbar in Word while Outlook
was
running. Turns out to be a simple fix, at least for me. In Outlook,
click
Help, About Outlook, Disabled Items. If you see anything related to
PDF,
enable it and restart. All of a sudden everything is working like it
should
and like I paid for it to work.

[Jezebel]

Jokes just sail right over your head, don't they?



"It''s a computer, after all...."
wrote in message
...
No need to wait. You seem to have plenty of time on your hands to post to
these boards, judging from the number of posts under your (no doubt
appropriate) screen name. You don't seem to be an MVP so you probably
don't
have anything else to do all day but play on your computer. I suggest
getting a job or, perhaps, some friends. Whatever the case might be, use
some of the ample free time you have to Google Riemann and your quest will
be
satisfied. I've wasted enough time on you so I won't reply to your next
pointless post. Good bye.

"Jezebel" wrote:

That's just the zeta function. It's the explanation we're waiting on.


"It''s a computer, after all...."
wrote in message
...
?(s) = 0.

You know, a wise man once told me that if I didn't have anything to
contribute I should keep my mouth shut. I'm passing that on. You have
an
interesting screen name. I'm sure it fits.

"Jezebel" wrote:

Thank you for sharing that with us. For your next task, perhaps you
could
explain the Riemann hypothesis.



"It's a computer, after all...." It's a computer, after
wrote in message
...
My problem was a disappearing PDF Maker toolbar in Word while
Outlook
was
running. Turns out to be a simple fix, at least for me. In
Outlook,
click
Help, About Outlook, Disabled Items. If you see anything related to
PDF,
enable it and restart. All of a sudden everything is working like
it
should
and like I paid for it to work.