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I saw one last week the suggested we need to change
the "...manor in which we service customers." This
from the senior VP, no less. Work that spell-checker,
big guy!
I guess we're moving out of this industrial building
so we can service our customers in a two-story Tudor?
:-)
It kills me to see stuff like this going out with
errors when all it would take is 30 seconds to run
it past someone (anyone) with an eye for this type
of error.
Sigh.
Dan
Dan Hall
Sr. Technical Writer
SchlumbergerSema RTEMS
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