The Saga Continues
Well, I gave up and went to Office Depot to get a paper copy of one of my plays scanned on to a flash drive, figuring that would be safest.
Well, the attendant put the whole 71 pages to be scanned and the machine started jamming, pages of my play were coming out folded, then accordioned, and as she pulled them out, she placed them folded on top of each other so the creases were permanent.
I said, "What are you doing to my play?" She calmly replied, "Oh, that's just because there are so many pages, sir." My master print copy was now worthless.
I showed it to the manager and he ran off a copy for me. I had to make sure all the pages were there and, lo and behold, one page didn't get copies. So, it had to be inserted in the file and copied onto paper, which, fortunately, the manager knew how to do.
Do you think technology just doesn't like me?
Well, the attendant put the whole 71 pages to be scanned and the machine started jamming, pages of my play were coming out folded, then accordioned, and as she pulled them out, she placed them folded on top of each other so the creases were permanent.
I said, "What are you doing to my play?" She calmly replied, "Oh, that's just because there are so many pages, sir." My master print copy was now worthless.
I showed it to the manager and he ran off a copy for me. I had to make sure all the pages were there and, lo and behold, one page didn't get copies. So, it had to be inserted in the file and copied onto paper, which, fortunately, the manager knew how to do.
Do you think technology just doesn't like me?
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